According to a new report published today, Apple is looking to release handheld devices with curved displays next year.
Well, that was quicker than expected. While the Galaxy S II is still being launched in some markets (e.g. the United States), Samsung has already announced the Galaxy S II HD which comes with a massive 4.65” display having 720p resolution and a technically faster 1.5GHz dual-core chip.
OnLive, the fancy way of 'streaming' games to your computer or OnLive's own set-top box, excels at allowing those of us without monster PCs or Mac Pros, to play all the latest titles without needing to splash the cash on expensive upgrades by streaming the video to a client machine, and sending key and mouse commands back in the other direction. It works well, for the most part. The service even has iPad and Android clients, but that's not quite as exciting as you might think.
Samsung's latest flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S II, sure seems to be popular amongst those keen on the little green Android, and the Korean outfit has now released sales numbers which seem to back up that observation.
If you read our front-page today, you’ll know that Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread ROM was leaked for the Samsung Galaxy S II. Folks who wish to try it out can follow our guide post after the break.
If you're one of the millions of iPhone users currently holding their breaths for Apple's next-generation handset, you're likely scrambling to find every piece of information you can find about it. While Apple hasn't released official information on what the device will look like, artists are already churning out great graphics renderings based on recent speculation.
According to a report published today, Apple will holding their next media event on campus in Cupertino instead of San Francisco.
The almost obsolete Google Nexus One - predecessor to the Google Nexus S - has received a minor update to its operating system. Google has begun rolling out Android 2.3.6 Gingerbread (Build: GRK39F) for it and we’ll guide you on how you can install this update manually, right now.
The famous cross-platform messaging app WhatsApp is now officially available for all users running the latest and greatest mobile OS from Microsoft, Windows Phone 7.5 Mango.
In a report published today, it appears that Microsoft Windows Phone 7 smartphones are tracking and sending location data to online servers without the user’s consent.
