Skyfire For iOS Approved With Flash-To-HTML5 Video Converting In Tow
A new report Tuesday morning from CNNMoney.com states that Skyfire's mobile Web browser for iOS has been approved by Apple. Skyfire 2.0, which the report…
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Google Wields Ban Hammer, Ousts SMS Spying App From Android Market
It's not every day Google dusts off the trusty old ban hammer and squashes an Android app. After all, the Android Market is an open…
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Xda-Developers Forum Eyes webOS Port For HTC Hero
We can't even count the number of times we've heard someone say, "webOS is great but I wish it was available on some decent hardware."…
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Garmin To Offer Navigation Software Exclusively On ASUS For Android; Coming Soon To BlackBerry, iOS [Updated]
Hot on the heels of the public break-up between GPS giant Garmin and handset maker ASUS, the navigation company has announced that it will still…
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Android Market Hits 100,000 App Milestone
Congratulations, Android fans — you now have a whopping 100,000 apps to choose from in the Android Market. The 100k milestone means Google is gaining…
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Microsoft Announces Office 365 Cloud-Based Productivity Suite
What do you get when you combine Microsoft Office, SharePoint Online, Exchange Online and Lync Online? According to Microsoft, you get the "next generation in…
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HP Announces Palm Pre 2, webOS 2.0
The news doesn't come as much of a surprise following a series of leaks, but HP finally made the Palm Pre 2 and accompanying webOS…
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AutoCAD Makes Its Mac Return, After Nearly Two Decades In The Wildnerness
Mac OS engineers, architects, and designers can rejoice; AutoCAD, the popular 3D visualization package is now available for the Mac once again. AutoCAD left the Mac platform 18…
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Angry Birds For Android Available... For Free
Hey Android, Angry Bird fans... want to know why you'll have a leg up on the rest of the Angry Bird-playing smartphone world? You're version…
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Viva La Xmarks!
Last month, we reported on the demise of cross-browser, bookmark-syncing service Xmarks. This month, we are happy to inform you that is looks like Xmarks…
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Dropbox Announces New Mobile Applications, 2 Million Mobile Users
Dropbox, a fairly awesome internet syncing service, has announced updates to their official mobile applications for the iPhone and iPad, as well as Android and BlackBerry devices.…
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NAVIGON Offering 50% Off All iPhone Navigation Apps
If you're an iPhone owner, you have to pay for your turn-by-turn GPS applications (at this point all the Android users are smiling ear-to-ear). If…
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Facebook For Android Updated, Brings New Features To Homescreen
Last night, the Android iteration of Facebook was updated to bring it more inline with its iPhone counterpart. While there are a lot of minor…
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Microsoft Releases Patch To Address Windows Shortcut Exploit
Today, Microsoft released an out-of-band patch for the Windows .lnk extension exploit that was announced several weeks ago. The exploit can allow unauthorized users to…
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Samsung Releases Captivate Source Code
Yay open source! Samsung has released the source code for the SGH-I897, better known as the Captivate (the AT&T variant of the Galaxy S). In…
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Google Voice App Updated, Android And BlackBerry Get Faster Dialing
Google has released an update to its Android and BlackBerry Google Voice applications, and is promising faster connection times. As Google states, "Our mantra is…
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HTC DROID Incredible To Be Updated To Froyo End Of July, Early August
We just received a juicy tip about the HTC DROID Incredible software update schedule that we'd like to share. One of our strategically placed Ninjas was kind…
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Firefox Home Now In App Store
It looks like Apple has just green-lighted Mozilla's latest application submission: Firefox Home. Home is a program designed to provide "access to your Firefox desktop…
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Throwback Thursday: Winamp
Remember when you could download all of the MP3s you wanted from peer-to-peer site Napster and not get sued by the RIAA? Remember trying to…
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Some Nexus One Users Experiencing Wi-Fi Connectivity Issues
There is a fairly extensive support thread over at Google -- that stretches from January of this year all the way to the present --…
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Android 3.0 Aka Gingerbread Gets Detailed
It's no secret that the next delicious chapter in Android will be made out of Gingerbread, but until today we didn't have much of an…
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Chrome Grabs #3 Spot In U.S. Browser Usage, Ousts Safari
For the first time since the browser's inception, Google's Chrome has overtaken Apple's Safari in percentage of U.S. market share. Web analytics company StatCounter reports Chrome…
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Swype Looking To Expand Beyond Android, Targeting The iPhone And Tablets
With its unique swiping keyboard, Swype is taking the Android world by storm. The novel input method is gaining worldwide exposure with its inclusion on…
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Adobe Flash 10.1 For Mobile Is Ready To Go
Hey Flash fans, the day has finally come. Today, Adobe announced the release of Flash 10.1 for all Android smartphones running Android OS 2.2 (Froyo).…
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iOS 4: Smooth As Silk Or Buggy As Hell?
It looks like the rollout of iOS 4 isn't going as smoothly as Apple would like. Even though the majority of comments we've come across…
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iTunes 9.2 Now Available
Another day, another software update from Apple. Unlike yesterday's release of OS X 10.6.4, today's release applies both Mac and PC users as it is iTunes…
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OS X 10.6.4 Released For Public Consumption
Alright, Apple fans. Time to drop everything and rush to your Mac of choice, as Apple has just released OS X 10.6.4. Ranging in size…
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