If you haven’t heard, there is a company out there trying to wage war against “Big Cell” and its name is Republic Wireless. . . . → Read More: Republic Wireless Moves into Second Testing Phase, Motorola DEFY XT the New Phone of the Wireless Revolution
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The FCC ruled today in favor of you, the customer, telling Verizon that they were in the wrong when they blocked tethering apps from being able to be downloaded to your phone. The blocking of tethering apps, as many of you suggested a year ago, does not comply with the FCC’s “C Block rules” that were set forth when Verizon purchased the C-block spectrum for their LTE network. As of today, Verizon will have to notify the Google Play store that they would no longer like any of the tethering apps available, to be blocked. . . . → Read More: FCC to Verizon: You Can No Longer Block Tethering Apps, Please Pay $1.25 Million to Say You are Sorry  .25 Million to Say You are Sorry">Leave a comment  News  broadband applications, consumer choice, core conditions, droidlife, verizon-wireless Today, Amazon has pushed an update to both their online Cloud Player and MP3 mobile applications. To say the updates are major is almost an understatement . . . → Read More: Amazon Cloud Player and MP3 App Receive Updates, Audiophiles in For a Treat Folks, today is the last day of July. As you may recall, we were told by HTC that the Rezound should see its Ice Cream Sandwich update in either June or July, so we are quickly running out of time. What we aren’t sure about, is if it’ll happen today or this week or any time in the near future . . . → Read More: Will the HTC Rezound See Its Ice Cream Sandwich Update Today? Spotify was apparently not content with only being one of the largest music streaming services in the States and have now set their sights on the personalized online radio sector. . . . → Read More: Spotify Launches Free Personalized Radio for Android, As Long as You’re in the States One of the easiest ways to spruce up your homescreen is with a shiny new wallpaper. If you’re anything like me, you change your wallpaper constantly and are never truly content with what you have. With the launch of Pattrn, finding awesome images is now going to be a whole more entertaining. . . . → Read More: Pattrn is the New King of Android Wallpaper Apps Yesterday, we took a look at the official Nexus 7 case and came away impressed by the quality, but a little less impressed by some missing features (auto sleep/wake would be one major feature missing). As one of our readers has pointed out, there are numerous options sold through Amazon, almost all of which include auto sleep/wake. Many are made with premium leather, but some, like the i-BLASON case we have pictured above, also come with a stylus and have viewing angle support, yet manage to land at the same $19.99 price as the official TPU case. . . . → Read More: i-BLASON Leather Nexus 7 Case has Auto Sleep/Wake, Multi-Viewing Angles, and Includes a Stylus for $20 Yesterday, the official court battle between Apple Inc. and Samsung started off in California. Thanks to these proceedings, a new tablet that Samsung is currently working on has been outed as the “P10” and boy, does it sound impressive so far . . . → Read More: Apple vs. Samsung Court Document Reveals Samsung Has 11.8″ Tablet in Works, Sports Retina-Like Display Samsung announced this morning that their Music Hub service is now available on the Galaxy S3 here in the U.S. It’s a “3-in-1 mobile music solution” that lets you upload your music collection to the cloud, stream, and purchase songs from their catalog which is supported by all 4 major record labels . . . → Read More: Samsung Launches Music Hub in the U.S. on the Galaxy S3, Verizon Not Participating as Usual A new update has been approved for the DROID Charge this morning, bringing it up to build FP5. . . . → Read More: DROID Charge Receiving Minor Update to FP5 |
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