Sonos to Launch New Era Speakers to Compete with HomePod

Dave Johnson

Microsoft Says Siri Isn’t New, They’ve Done It Before

Yatri

Analyst: Android Market Makes 7% of Apple App Store’s Revenue

Yatri

Adobe Flash Product Manager Outlines Reasons Behind Mobile Flash Failure; Partially Blames Apple

Rounak Jain

IPHONE

Aug 21, 2010

Poor Performance Of Flash Player 10.1 On Droid 2 Justifies Apple’s Decision To Not Allow Flash On The iPhone

Andy

Adobe had recently launched its new Flash Player 10.1 for mobile that is now being offered on the latest version of the Android OS. The launch has raised considerable interest and has got several iPhone users wondering if this could in any way bring Flash to their iDevices. However, according...

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ACCESSORIES

Jan 8, 2010

Yet Another Physical Keyboard Add-On for iPhone Unveiled

Andy

With an increasing number of options being made available to use physical keyboards with an iPhone, you can call this a mini-industry of sorts. First, we had iPhone hackers wiring up their iPhone to a physical keyboard. Then we had iTwinge, which lets you attach an actual Blackberry-style keyboard to...

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ACCESSORIES

Dec 20, 2009

Turn Your iPhone Into a Universal Remote Control With Rē

Andy

The annual International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) that is scheduled to be held in a couple of weeks from now will see an interesting exhibit from Portland based NewKinetix called the Rē. Rē is an IR based universal remote control plug-in accessory for the iPhone that can substitute every other...

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CARRIERS

Dec 15, 2009

Is Blaming Apple’s iPhone for AT&T’s Network Woes Justified?

Andy

Earlier this week, we had written about New York Times journalist Randall Stross' article that blamed iPhone's 'air interface' as the reason behind the network woes AT&T subscribers have been facing. Randall's article concluded that though AT&T is getting congested, things are worse than what it should be because of...

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CARRIERS

Dec 8, 2009

AT&T Releases iPhone App to Let Subscribers Mark the Patchy Spots

Andy

We recently wrote about a Consumer Reports survey that ranked AT&T as the worst among the big four wireless carriers in the US. Apparently, AT&T is already taking steps to address their shortcomings. The company has now launched an application on the App Store that enables users to notify AT&T...

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IPHONE

Oct 6, 2009

New Verizon Ad Directly Attacks AT&T Coverage, Claims 5 Times Better 3G Coverage

Andy

Verizon Wireless launched a new ad campaign yesterday during the big Monday Night Football game which directly attacks the "spotty 3G coverage" of AT&T. With a catchline, 'There's a map for that', the ad also takes a potshot at the now famous 'There's an app for that' iPhone ad. The...

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