I’m at Samsung’s launch event for the S4 in Vancouver, featuring a performance by Stars. I’ll be posting pics and videos from the party so keep checking back for my updates. 4:55pm - We enter in five minutes. Lots of people waiting to get in. Too bad I don’t have to wait in line with…
The past two months have been a very busy time for the mobile industry, and we have seen some major announcements and product unveilings in the Android world. We all know that Samsung is expected to reveal the Galaxy S4 at next week’s Unpacked Event, and it’s sure to have as much, if not more…
Well, this has been a long time coming. When the Chrome for Android beta channel first came out a few months ago, it promised to bring with it some much-requested updates to the mobile browser. So far, we have seen some pretty significant speed increases but nothing much else in terms of groundbreaking new features….
If you’re reading this, you’re probably one of the many keeping their eyes on the Samsung Galaxy S4, arguably the most anticipated Android smartphone of all time. Everyone’s waiting to see what Samsung has up its sleeve, including Android device manufacturers like Sony, LG, and HTC, as they know their devices will inevitably be compared…
A couple days ago, Google released the Android Open-Source Project code for Android 4.2.2, and today, it would seem the team responsible for the excellent Cyanogen ROM was able to make quick use of Google’s offering. If you’re unfamiliar with how Cyanogen ROMs work, basically, they build upon Google’s AOSP code as a basis with…
HTC’s Assistant Vice President of User Experience Drew Bamford recently wrote up an interesting post on HTC’s blog, explaining the design philosophy of the company’s fifth iteration of Sense. Sense has been one of the few custom user interfaces built by phone manufacturers that could be considered by some to be preferable over stock Android, and…
Chief Financial Officer Patrick Pichette spoke last week at a conference about Google’s struggles with inheriting Motorola Mobility’s product pipeline, something the company must fulfill despite an evidently lacking sense of pride of the devices. Pichette made some interesting comments regarding the fact that Motorola’s manufacturing obligations for yet-unreleased phones will force us to see upcoming…
We have seen Fido make some major changes in the past year to more distinguish itself as a budget-friendly carrier. Fido took the lead before Christmas offering a $57 $56 all-inclusive plan with 1GB 2GB of data, marking an end of the carrier’s treatment of voicemail and caller display as extra add-on features. It should be noted…
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