First off, Android 2.1 has some satisfying eye candy that doesn’t necessarily make you more productive, but does make the phone more fun to use. Every single text area in Android 2.1 is speech-to-text enabled, which means you can say your text messages, emails, tweets, notes to self, whatever. Android continues to offer the best [...]
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15 Suggestions to improve the next iPhone
Posted by Arjun Komath on November 18th, 2009
Since 29th June 2007, the historic day on which Apple launched their first iPhone(iPhone 2G), and the subsequent release of two more models iPhone 3G and 3GS in 2008 and 2009 respectively, Apple tried to improve the product by adding more and more features to it. Apple succeeded in incorporating three basic features in their [...]
FIFA ’10 Gameplay on iPhone
Posted by Arjun Komath on October 6th, 2009
EA’s much anticipated FIFA 10 has been slowly being released internationally throughout the day. The U.S. release should happen in the next few hours, but the game is already available in Europe and Australia. Forum user Feltzam posted a detailed impressions post breaking down various aspects of the game: Overall I’m quite happy with this [...]
Ten apps for taking photos and editing images on the iPhone
Posted by Arjun Komath on October 5th, 2009
Of all the things we do with our iPhones, one of the most popular is certainly taking and sharing photos. The best part is the iPhone allows us to do all the basics without even connecting to a computer. However, there are apps available on the App Store that will help you take better photos [...]
Share your coffee addiction with your device: Starbucks releases an iPhone app
Posted by Arjun Komath on September 28th, 2009
Starbucks has introduced a new app for the iPhone (and iPod touch as well) where you can apparently customize and order drinks right from your iPhone, which will save time and avoid lines at your favorite Starbucks location, and enable you to sip that life-giving brew that much more quickly. The myStarbucks app allows you [...]
HTC Hero Review
Posted by Arjun Komath on September 28th, 2009
Introduction and design:Once upon a time… That´s how fairy tales start, isn’t it? So, once upon a time there was a company, called Google that one day decided to embark on a valorous feat and develop an open source operating system that was to become known as Android. Seeing the opportunity it presented, several other [...]
GPush for iPhone versus Google’s Gmail push
Posted by Arjun Komath on September 27th, 2009
In mid-August, the GPush app came into iPhone’s App Store, promising to send push notifications of Gmail messages when new mail came in. Just last week, Google offered its own push solution for Gmail messages, one that pushes e-mail down from the server into the native iPhone in-box. Did that spell the end of GPush? [...]
The Top 5 Cydia Apps of 2009
Posted by Arjun Komath on September 23rd, 2009
In this article, we look at everything from Cylay to Cycorder and deliver our verdict on what the best Cydia apps of 2009 are. If you’re ready to upgrade your phone to make it better than ever, read on inside. // // And the Winners Are… We’ve heard your pleas, your desperate pageviews, we know [...]
Best Apps Round-Up August 2009
Posted by Arjun Komath on September 6th, 2009
1. Slacker Radio A fantastic alternative to Pandora, which carries a larger catalog and offers Premium accounts that offers something we’ve always loathed about Pandora – unlimited song skips. (Similar:Pandora, WunderRadio, Last.fm) 2. Hey Where Are You A beautifully simple application that takes advantage of Push Notification, by letting users ask and answer the question “Hey, Where Are You?” [...]
iPhone 3GS vs iPhone 3G in 3D
Posted by Arjun Komath on August 23rd, 2009
I just got my new iPhone 3GS the other day. I have an iPod touch and always noticed how much zippier it is over the iPhone. With the newest generation of iPhone, I was expecting Apple to boost the speed to be around iPod touch levels. But after a couple of days of tinkering with it, [...]
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