What’s New Call of Duty Heroes 1.9.0 New Hero: Gideon New Killstreaks: Exo-Cloak and Sentry Turret Introducing Supply Drops with random rewards Added an Inventory to store your rewards Leagues now includes battle bonuses Various PvP and Alliance Improvements Various bug fixes and optimizations About
“There’s an app for that” is becoming more and more true for the Android Market as it’s seen growth by 9,300 apps in March alone. The Android Market hit the 20,000 apps milestone at the beginning of 2010, doubling its growth in three months since
Google’s Android operating system is spreading rapidly in the mobile phone world, and apparently is ready to make the jump into your television. Literally. It has been revealed that Google is working with Sony, Intel, and Logitech on creating a new Bravia TV with an
Samsung uneviled a laptop at CES 2010 with a 14 inch transparent OLED display; while fascinating to look at, a transparent display serves no useful purpose in a laptop today. Outside of the laptop world transparent displays could make their way into a number of
Two of Motorola’s finest Android phones will be getting an upgrade to the fresh Android 2.1. The Cliq currently runs on one of the oldest Android versions in new phones, 1.5 (Cupcake) whereas Verizon’s Motorola Droid runs on Android 2.0 (Eclair). It was also announced
The Motorola Cliq is one of the latest in the ever-growing Android family; a T-Mobile exclusive. I’m here to tell you my Motorola Cliq experience. Some geek specs Processor Qualcomm MSM7201A Processor Clock Speed 528 MHz RAM 256 MB Flash ROM 512 MB User Storage
Block Samurai Lite is a sliding block puzzle game where you need to slide ninja blocks out of the way to get the Samurai out of the gate. According the game description “A noble samurai must make his way through a legion of dastardly ninja.
If you’re looking for an instrument tuner that’s easy to use and goes everywhere with you: check out the free app, gStrings. Its description is as follows: “gStrings is a chromatic tuner application for android. It will let you tune any musical instrument, such as
The Google Nexus One is the first Google branded (HTC manufactured) phone. This unlocked “iPhone Killer” is currently available for purchase through Google for $529, or through T-Mobile for $179 with new 2-year contracts. It is expected to be available for the Verizon network (CDMA
Google’s Android OS phone army has been growing since the release of the T-Mobile G1 in October of 2008. This guide lists and compares Android phones. Initially this list will be limited to U.S. released Android phones, but may grow to include Android phones from