The successor to BlackBerry Enterprise Server, BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 is a cross-platform mobility management and deployment solution that gives you all sorts of options for smartphone and tablets wether they be corporate issued or BYOD.
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Google Play Music All Access is a brand new Spotify, Rdio like competition or as Google calls it “Radio without rules.” All access on laptop, tablet and phone. Millions of tracks explored effortlessly, Google-powered recommendations, personal library blended with Google’s library. $9.99 a month in the US, 30 day free trial.
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AndroidPIT Google has rolled out a number of services on Google Play that will help developers. In addition to the hotly-anticipated new Android game features, Google has added three new location-based APIs as well as a number of awesome services for developers.(This is a preview – click here to read the entire entry.)
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Google’s I/O keynote is underway and they just announced a mind-boggling stat. As of 2013, Android has activated more than 900 million devices. That’s 900 MILLION! That’s up from 100 million in 2011 and 400 million in 2012
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Speaking at Google I/O 2013 this morning, Google announces that there have been over 900 million Android device activations to date. Compare that to 100 million in 2011, and 400 million in 2012, and it’s obvious that there a whole lot of Android devices out in the world.
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At BlackBerry Live 2013, BlackBerry has announced BlackBerry Channels. Channels is a natural evolution for BBM as it adds a more public and social element to what has always been a fairly private network of users. BBM has gone from what was a very intimate adding process to what seems more open, with brands and individuals being able to set up a space within BBM where people can interact. It should be interesting to see how well this is received because social networks are generally more open than being smartphone-specific.
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Back in 2011, U.S. Cellular’s CEO Mary Dillon said that the carrier refused to carry the iPhone due to Apple’s “unacceptable” terms. It looks like U.S. Cellular has changed its mind, as during earnings release earlier today, the company announced that it will being carrying Apple products later this product. Continue reading →
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AT&T Announces new Trade-in Program Starting tomorrow, AT&T has a new trade-in program which you give you at least $100 credit for your old smartphones. But they have to be in good condition and less than 3 years old. I know I’ve owned a lot of phones over the past 3 years. Spin Alarm launches
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Archos just announced three new smartphones that will launch in Europe at the end of next month. The devices announced include the Archos 35 Carbon, the 50 Platinum and the 53 Platinum.
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Samsung made a whole slew of announcements about the Samsung Galaxy S4 this morning. First they announced the fact that it will be available through seven U.S. carriers and yet another seven in April.
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Mario Party will get a brand new portable entry for the Nintendo 3DS next winter. The Mario Party formula returns, except this time the game is set to feature seven game boards. Each board is unique and features its own set of rules. Some boards will be built for speedy play, while others will be much
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Just one day after AT&T announced the availability and pricing of the HTC One, they drop another smartphone price bombshell with Galaxy S 4 pricing. We already knew that AT&T would place the Galaxy S 4 up for pre-order on April 16th, but AT&T has specified that pre-orders will be for the 32GB order, a question that had been lingering since… Read more
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With T-Mobile’s new Uncarrier plans and LTE network announcement comes a new line of phones. T-Mobile has announced a few devices, but the ones we are most excited about are the HTC One and the Samsung Galaxy S 4. Two of the biggest Android flagships of the year are arriving on T-Mo, so you’ll have plenty of choice if you are switching (and now is as… Read more
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The curtain was just pulled off the Galaxy S IV at Samsung’s Unpacked event in New York City tonight. Confirming the leaks and teasers we’ve seen over the last week, the Galaxy S IV’s design is similar to the Galaxy S III aside from a few minor aesthetic tweaks. The Galaxy S IV weighs just
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In a move that surprises no one, HTC will go the route of releasing a developer edition of the HTC One instead of releasing a developer friendly device in the first place. You can get this developer phone, which is bootloader and SIM unlocked. for $650. HTC will be releasing this device in limited quantities at the same time as the subsidized versions..
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In a post to its official blog today, HTC asked developers “what could better than the HTC One,” quickly following up with the answer: the same phone. Okay, not quite the same phone – this one is shipped with SIM and bootloader unlocked.Positioning the device as “a modern platform to build and test your apps,” HTC reminds potential buyers of the One’s Snapdragon 600 processor, 2GB RAM, 64GB on-board storage, HTC’s open APIs for low-energy Bluetooth, Infrared, and “more,” along with its dual speakers and microphones.For those wondering, the developer edition will support the following frequencies:HSPA/WCDMA 850/1900/2100 MHzGSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900 MHzLTE 700/850/AWS/1900 MHzUnfortunately, the real Developer Edition won’t come with a see-through backHTC says the Developer Edition of the new flagship will be available in limited quantities to US customers “when the HTC One is released in the United States,” costing interested parties $649 a pop. Done With This Post? You Might Also Like These:Samsung Pulls A Motorola, Announces Verizon Wireless Galaxy S III Developer Edition With Unlockable BootloaderMotorola Announces ATRIX HD Developer Edition With Unlockable Bootloader[Updated] Motorola Announces “Developer Edition” RAZR With Unlockable Bootloader Headed To Europe And Another Unlockable Device For The U.S. SoonHTC (Finally) Posts Kernel Source Code For AT&T’s One XHTC Announces One Developer Edition For The US was written by the awesome team at Android Police
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It’s not Jelly Bean, but Verizon has announced a significant software update for it’s LG Intuition. The new update, VS95011B, includes enhancements to Google and other device applications. Here is what you can expect with this sizable 204MB update: DEVICE FEATURES AND ENHANCEMENTS E-mail viewing has been enhance through the incorporation of Split View. If you are Come comment on this article: Verizon Wireless Announces New Software Update (VS95011B) for LG Intuition Visit TalkAndroid for Android news, Android guides, and much more!
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It’s been an interesting week for Android news, Mobile World Congress got kicked off with a bang on Sunday and sort of fizzled out really quickly but there were, as there always is, a lot of announcements of new products. Even Hewlett-Packard had something to show off and announce! Yepp, that Hewlett-Packard. Samsung finally let the cat out of
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Nokia has rebranded it Nokia Maps application for Lumia phones to HERE maps at the Mobile World Congress (MWC 2013). The new maps will be available for download soon. HERE Suite for Windows Phone 8 will include HERE Maps, HERE Drive (with regional navigation), HERE Drive+ (with global navigation), HERE Transit and HERE City Lens The post Nokia Announces HERE Maps for Lumia Phones appeared first on Wpxbox.
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In the mobile industry, just like any other really, there are heavy uses of buzzword and marketing ploys to grab your attention. The TV industry suffered from it with “HD Ready” sets, when there was next to no content in HD and for the last couple of years, Android phones and tablets have been packing
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