Newt Gingrich Doesn’t Know What A Smartphone Is
Newt Gingrich doesn’t know what a smartphone is and he made a video to talk about it. Below is an moment by moment breakdown.
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What Does A Woman Need With A Smartphone?
The launch event for the Samsung Galaxy S IV saw women celebrating the phone’s capacity to track their weight, shopping, and wedding planning. Here’s what other phone companies think their female customers might use those cute pink box things for.
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Hot High-Tech Retro Pin-Ups
The “technology” from these vintage style pin-up photos is now all in your smartphone. (via phlearn.com)
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The Weird Coating That Could Save Your Next Smartphone
In 2009, the iPhone 3GS advertised an “oleophobic” screen to stop smudging. This is the next step.
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3 Reasons Samsung Makes The Best Phones In The World
The world’s largest smartphone manufacturer has something Apple doesn’t.
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The Real Problem With The iPhone “Sexting” App
Snapchat shares photos that self-destruct. It says it’s not about sexting, even though that’s how it’s used by some teens. But you definitely shouldn’t use it for sexting.
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The Last Phone Of 2012
The Droid DNA is the pinnacle of phones. So far. This is what your next phone will look like, give or take.
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17 Bronies Review The Official “My Little Pony” iPhone Game
We went to a NYC My Little Pony meetup and asked some die-hard fans of the show to rate the new game on a scale of 1-4 hooves. But for some, four hooves were not enough.
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This E Ink Smartphone Might Actually Be A Great Idea
Sure, it can’t show video, or scroll that well. But as a long-lasting alternative to a dumbphone, it sort of makes sense!
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Why Your Phone’s Back Button Should Die
It’s confusing. It’s unnecessary. It’s bad.
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New BlackBerry Video Could Not Be More Embarrassing
Not even dad rock can save RIM. (via Gizmodo)
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This Is How The Smartphone Wars End
With a long, jargon-filled whimper.
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Smartphones Are Now Larger Than The Average Human Penis
This momentous event has come to pass more than a month ahead of schedule. Phone Dick Doomsday has arrived.
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2012 Olympics Parade Of Smartphones And Digital Cameras
A new part of the opening ceremony for 2012, countries from all over the world headed to London to display their favorite gadgets, take self-portraits, update twitter, and instagram pictures of Kobe Bryant. All in fancy patriotic costumes! H/T to Mat Honan for the idea.
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Maybe It’s Time To Carry A Real Camera Again
As computer screens go super-high res, users are finding that their “good enough” cellphone pictures actually look kind of terrible. Long live the actual camera! Well, at least for a little while.
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53 Things That’ve Changed Since The iPhone Came Out
The first iPhone came out five years ago today. That’s a pretty long time, it turns out.
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Religious Groups Struggle To Contain Technology Use
Cell phones are increasingly ubiquitous among the very religious, from Hasidic Jewish communities to Amish groups. Some leaders are cracking down, especially on women’s usage.
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Hasidic Sect Bans Women From Using Smartphones
theyeshivaworld.comThe leader of the Satmar sect of Hasidic Jews has banned the phones for all women of the sect — men may use them if necessary for work, but only with internet filtering in place.
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How To Fix Phone Calls
It’s time for a unified communications app. Everyone’s close, but nobody’s done it yet. Here’s how smartphones should — and will — work.
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The Most Poisonous Myth About Smartphones
Best Buy needs us to to believe we have too many good choices when it comes to phones, and that we’re too stupid to make them. We don’t and we aren’t.
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This Is Why You Shouldn’t Complain About Your Smartphone
Just download your apps and be happy, ok?
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The Views of Different Smartphone Users
Uniting factor: They all have enough money for a smartphone. View Image ›
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On Math, iPhones, Android, and the 100K Phone Gap on feedproxy.google.com ›
The media really, really, really loves to write about Apple and the iPhone these days. It reminds me of Google in 2004, when the media fell in love with the concept of search.
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Google Quietly Kills Nexus One Phone on rss.cnn.com ›
With the eyes of the technology world squarely on Apple’s iPhone 4, Google quietly announced it will stop selling the Nexus One, its first and possibly only foray into the smartphone world.
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The Line for iPhone 4
Android is suddenly looking tempting. View Image ›
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Treo Pro
Palm finally officially releases it’s next smartphone, a thin, unlocked handset aimed at Blackberry, not Apple. It’s refreshing to see a mobile phone not attempt to position itself as an iPhone killer. The Treo Pro is for the professional set, will be sold unlocked in the U.S. for $549. Read More ›
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Samsung Instinct
Samsung’s new smartphone (for Sprint) is flying off the shelves. Tech sites hail it as the first true iPhone competitor — plus it comes with live TV service built-in. Read More ›
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LG Dare
New trio of Verizon LG phones (the Dare, Chocolate 3, and the Decoy) will go on sale as soon as June 16th. For those of us who can’t get excited about the iPhone because we’re chained to Verizon for the rest of our lives (I say this as I look at my co-editor’s iPhone wistfully), LG is offering a new touch-screen phone that’s like the Prada phone, only better. Read More ›
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Blackberry Kickstart
Photos of the first RIM clamshell flip phone have been unveiled. It will be out by the end of 2008. A novel flip phone seems kind of oxymoronic, but that’s what this phone is being touted as. Read More ›
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Android Phones
Google’s new software platform for mobile phones is called ‘Android’ and will debut this week in its prototype form at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. It’s going to take a lot of work to make a phone as pretty as the iPhone, but the open source nature of the Android platform has got the geek sector pretty amped. Read More ›
