Filed under: Culture, Misc
North Korea can’t even figure out how to sufficiently feed all of its citizens, yet Kim Jong Il and his comrades are about to read this on 3G speeds while throwing back a fifth of SoCo and catching a pirated Bollywood flick on BetaMax. Egypt’s Orascom Telecom is about to flip the [...]
Filed under: Sony PlayStation 3, Microsoft Xbox 360
It seems like Spike Video Game Award judges and Time magazine now have something in common. The Spike VGA Game of the Year was just announced and it was … wait for it … drumroll please … more drumroll, please … that’s better … Grand Theft Auto IV. [...]
It gets a bit…irritating…seeing one of the most respected names in technology news be so biased towards a platform that is admittedly aged and in need of an upgrade, but still more capable and powerful than the other phone platforms in many respects. Biases aren’t welcome in any sort of journalism.
Do you remember when [...]
You probably know by now that pocketnow.com has a robust YouTube channel - with over 230 videos that cover tips, tricks, and reviews for Windows Mobile software and hardware. Well, it looks like Microsoft has launched a video channel for Windows Mobile of their own. The channel features several playlists (which includes some of [...]
Our guest editor Jon Rettinger does some further testing with the Storm, this time comparing web browsers with Opera Mobile 9.5 on the AT&T Fuzes. He cites that on the Storm, pages don’t always render properly, double taps aren’t always registered, and the lack of “momentum flick scroll” makes using the Storm’s browser a [...]
Filed under: Handsets, Palm, Samsung, Sprint, Windows Mobile, EV-DO, CDMA
Say, remember how there was supposed to be a Treo Pro coming to Sprint? Yeah, well, the time is drawing near for that to go down; odds are it could’ve happened sooner, but Sprint probably wanted to give its fairly fresh 800w a little breathing room [...]
Do You Have a Windows Mobile Phone? ( surveys)
We know there are some of you that are reading this site because you’re researching your next phone, but may not actually have a Windows Mobile phone now. So that we can better tailor our content to you - tell us, [...]
This image is comet C/2003 K2 (also designated C/2008 X4) Christensen as seen from the spacecraft STEREO B on December 8. This comet was recently recovered by Comet Al from images taken by the STEREO B spacecraft on that date.
I made this image using the 3D space simulation program Celestia. If you would like to [...]
Filed under: Driving, Business
The latest episode of Electric Playground brought with it a shocking (yet somewhat believable) report — they claimed to have learned from an unspecified source that Electronic Arts is canceling the development of new titles in the Need for Speed series. When they asked for a comment from EA, a spokesperson responded [...]
You probably know by now that pocketnow.com has a robust YouTube channel - with over 230 videos that cover tips, tricks, and reviews for Windows Mobile software and hardware. Well, it looks like Microsoft has launched a video channel for Windows Mobile of their own. The channel features several playlists (which includes some of [...]
Our guest editor Jon Rettinger does some further testing with the Storm, this time comparing web browsers with Opera Mobile 9.5 on the AT&T Fuzes. He cites that on the Storm, pages don’t always render properly, double taps aren’t always registered, and the lack of “momentum flick scroll” makes using the Storm’s browser a [...]
Kogan is revising some of the design elements of its new Android handset, which is scheduled for a late January release if all goes well. The design elements make the handset more functional, eschewing the left and right hardware soft keys as those aren’t utilized in Android for a more functional directional pad. Engadget Mobile [...]
Over in our General Forum, we’ve started a thread where we’re inviting everyone to post their favorite freeware titles so that we can build up a collection of must-haves. That said, jump on in and tell use your favorites!
In a new survey conducted by Harris Poll for Intel of over 2,000 internet users, nearly half of all women and a third of all men said they would forego sex for two weeks for an internet connection. According to Ars Technica, Sex wasn’t the only thing people ranked below Internet access in Intel’s survey, [...]
Palm has announced its intentions to announce some “Palm new-ness” come CES in January 2009, according to MobileTopSoft. No details were given and it could be hardware or the new Linux-based operating system that Palm has been working on. Hopefully, Palm can make a revival considering its financial state isn’t too great.
While GPS on Windows Mobile phones on Verizon have remained relatively opened, the navigation component on other phones have been locked to VZ Navigator, Verizon’s own internet-based navigation system requiring an internet connection and subscription for the voice-guided turn-by-turn service. The focus of the online petition is aimed at Verizon BlackBerry devices, which have been [...]
Sprint is readying the “Titan” platform as a development platform for developers to quickly launch apps for Windows Mobile according to Information Week. The catch is that Sprint will use a Java-based SDK for its Titan platform and tout it as a platform for developing for Windows Mobile. That means that apps developed for Titan [...]
Let’s face it, rap and LEGO go together like heavy metal and Lincoln Logs: they were fucking made for each other. So it comes as no surprise that somebody went and remade a bunch of album covers with LEGO minifigs. Am I right? Am I wrong? Am I drunk on a [...]
Copyright © 2008 Ragart. Visit the original article at http://justanotheriphoneblog.com/wordpress/2008/12/14/review-sena-leatherskin-for-iphone-2g3g/.
About a month ago I got a package with two Sena Leatherskin cases, one for the 2G and one for the 3G. I was pretty psyched about trying the Leatherskin case out since it was essentially the Dockable case I had reviewed (and loved) before, [...]
It was only a matter of time until Microsoft made something for the iPhone, and they’re starting out with a bang. Right off the bat, the first app they’ve launched shows off some of the more impressive technology owned by the company that works especially well on multitouch devices. We’re talking about Seadragon, which lets [...]
