January 31, 2011 • 11:41 am 1
by George Heymann
techeadlines@gmail.com
Canalys published its fourth-quarter smartphone market data report which revealed that Google’s Android has become the leading global smartphone platform. Canalys data showed that Google had shipped 33.3 million units in Q4 2010 growing at an impressive 615% rate for the quarter.
Filed under: Android, Apple, Blackberry, General technology, Google, Hardware, Symbian, Windows Phone 7, WP7, Canalys, HTC Corporation, Microsoft, Nokia, Research In Motion
January 31, 2011 • 11:06 am 1
by George Heymann
techeadlines@gmail.com
Beautiful Widgets by LevelUp Studios has long earned a space on my Android home screen. This is a proverbial favorite with many users — more than 250,000+ downloads in the Android Market.
Filed under: Android, Software, Android Market, Bluetooth, Clock, Desktop Customization, Google, OpenGL, Skin SDK, Superclock, Weather
January 28, 2011 • 10:46 am 1
Filed under: Android, iOS, Ipad, Iphone, Barnes & Noble, E-book, Handhelds, Nook, Wi-Fi
January 27, 2011 • 2:33 pm 2
by George Heymann
techeadlines@gmail.com
Although no official date has yet been made public, Microsoft has posted a troubleshooting page to help users solve possible problems with applying the upcoming WP7 update, indicating that the release is inching closer.
Filed under: WP7, Flash, Mac, Microsoft, Operating system, PC, Support, Troubleshooting, Update, Windows Phone 7, Zune
January 27, 2011 • 10:35 am 0
By George Heymann
techeadlines@gmail.com
Are you in the market for a new mouse for your desktop or laptop? I may have a solution that can work for both. It’s the Arc Mouse from Microsoft. The Arc Mouse is a full-size mouse (4.44”x2.32”) 4-button wireless laser mouse that folds to almost half (60%) of its fully extended size for portability when traveling.
Filed under: General technology, Review, Arc Mouse, compact, Laptop, LED, Light-emitting diode, Macintosh, Micro-Transceiver, Microsoft, Mouse, Personal computer, travel mouse, Universal Serial Bus, Wireless
January 26, 2011 • 5:30 am 3
by George Heymann
techeadlines@gmail.com
Back in December, I reported on the launch of the Google Nexus S, which was the first phone in the U.S. to feature Near Field Communication (NFC) technology.
Filed under: Android, Apple, AT&T, Google, iOS, IPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, Near Field Communication, NFC, Richard Doherty, Zetawire
January 25, 2011 • 9:01 am 0
by George Heymann
techeadlines@gmail.com
Google is rolling out a feature that allows users to connect their printer with Google cloud services and enable printing from an iPhone, Android or desktop browser without installing any drivers.
Filed under: Apple, Android, Gmail, Google, Google Chrome, Google Cloud Print, iPhone, Linux, Mac OS X, Microsoft Windows
January 25, 2011 • 6:35 am 0
by George Heymann
techeadlines@gmail.com
Nvidia’s 2011 Tegra roadmap has been leaked ahead of a formal announcement by Nvidia at Mobile World Congress. Two very interesting revelations are a 1.2 ghz dual-core A9 processor capable of powering a 3D display scheduled for 1st quarter release and Tegra 3, quad-core A9 processor, supporting Blue-ray video with a 1920×1200 display slated for the 4th quarter.
Filed under: Hardware, 3D display, Blu-ray Disc, Central processing unit, LG Corp., Mobile World Congress, Multi-core processor, Nvidia, Nvidia Tegra, Quad-Core, Tegra
January 24, 2011 • 10:32 am 2
By Jon Pompia
jonmichael@hotmail.com
Huffington Post. A leading online news source founded by Arianna Huffington, Ken Lerer and Jonah Peretti. Contributors include more than 3,000 bloggers — from politicians and celebrities to academics and policy experts —who contribute in real-time on a wide-range of topics.
Filed under: General technology, Boingboing, CEOWORLD, Deadspin, FailBlog, FanHouse, Gawker, Gawker Media, Gizmodo, Huffington Post, IPad, iPhone, Jonah Peretti, Ken Lerer, Lifehacker, Mashable, Nick Denton, PerezHilton.com, Readwriteweb, Techcrunch, The Daily Beast, TMZ.com
January 24, 2011 • 9:44 am 2
By George Heymann
techeadlines@gmail.com
The Samsung Vibrant update that was announced by T-Mobile’s chief marketing officer Cole Brodman on January 20 was reportedly to begin rolling out on January 21. Brodman had previously stated that ” The upgrade will come in waves, so not all Vibrant owners will receive it on the first day”, implying an OTA update. Download links after the break.
Filed under: Software, Android, Chief marketing officer, Gmail, Microsoft Windows, Samsung, Samsung Group, Samsung i9000 Galaxy S, T-Mobile
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