Mobile Jaw
Recently I reviewed PhoneWeaver 2.1 from SBSH for Windows Mobile based devices and I was blown away by how powerful and the application was. It had a significant impact on my daily usage of the device. By creating different profiles in PhoneWeaver I was able to forget all about setting the volume or turning on [...]
The iPhone 4 was officially released yesterday, and one of its highly touted new features is the front-facing camera and the inclusion of Apple FaceTime. The only serious drawback to the new FaceTime feature is that both parties must be connected to a WiFi network. Is this an Apple imposed limitation, or is this an [...]
Did you notice anything different on the way to work this morning? If you live in the US and pass by the Apple store (or any retailer that’s selling the iPhone), you may have noticed a small lineup of people in front of the store waiting for their chance to own the latest Apple phone. [...]
Sling Media has finally released their SlingPlayer Mobile client for Android based devices. The mobile client is available in the Google Market for a price of $30. Initially, it will be available in Australia, Austria, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland, UK, and the US. And don’t forget, this is just the mobile client. [...]
Virgin Mobile and it’s parent company Bell, have launched the HTC Legend with North American 3G frequencies. Until now, if you live in the US or Canada and wanted the Legend, your only choice was the European version but with that version you never get the nice 3G speeds. Now that Virgin and Bell have [...]
My thoughts on some Android/Liquid E capabilities: GPS and Navigation The choices of GPS applications for Android aren’t as wide as they are for Windows Mobile. Co-Pilot have a stand-alone app for about 30 bucks. I used it on Windows Mobile and it’s not bad for the money. Rogers have an application under development that [...]
Late last week Virgin Mobile was the first to announce availability of the HTC Legend to Canadians. Now Bell has added the Legend to their list of devices. Of course, that’s not much of a surprise, as Bell is the parent company of Virgin Mobile. What is odd is the price difference between the two [...]
Thanks go to Darren and Mike, and the good folks at Rogers for putting this phone in my hands for a few days to review it. In place of doing a long review of this phone I’m going to do a few posts documenting not just the device, but what it is like to switch [...]
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