Facebook has just announced that it will be releasing a new app, aptly named “Messenger.” The app, clearly taking aim at Google’s Huddles, aggregates texts and Facebook messages, letting you more easily reach your Facebook friends, as well as start group chats with them. The convenience comes at the cost of a separate app, Will it be worth it? Facebook’s new Messenger app is a direct result of their purchase of Beluga
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Facebook Announces Standalone Messenger App
August 10th, 2011
NTT DoCoMo gets new NEC WP N-06C Medias phone
June 16th, 2011NTT DoCoMo has announced that it has landed a new Medias phone from NEC for its network that hits stores today for purchase.
Upcoming Samsung Galaxy Tab 7 may run Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread, not Honeycomb
June 15th, 2011Samsung has a new naming scheme for tablets this year. Understandably, the Samsung Galaxy Tab (the original Android tablet which came out last year) was called that because the Korean manufacturer did not have any other tablets in its portfolio. But now, with the Galaxy Tab 10.1 and the Galaxy Tab 8.9 announced , it was time to shake things up a bit
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MobileGo v1 will get your contacts and more to your Android device with one click
June 14th, 2011If you are migrating to a new Android tablet or smartphone from an older device running Symbian users of devices from Nokia and other providers will be able to shoot their contacts and other phone data over to their new Android device using a new app. The new app will also allow the conversion of music and video files to a format that will play on the new Android device and lots more. The app is called MobileGo version 1.0 from Wondershare and it allows the user to connect the Android device to a Windows PC via USB or WiFi.
» Read more: MobileGo v1 will get your contacts and more to your Android device with one click
Motorola Droid 2 Global Gets Gingerbread Update [Soak] This Week
June 14th, 2011The time has come for the Droid 2 Global to get its taste of the cookie we’ve all been enjoying on our Nexus S, Xperia PLAY, and every other hacked device under the sun for months now. It’s Gingerbread time, and all those signed up for the tester program are being sent the following information so that they might participate in the early dip into the coffee that is Gingerbread, Android 2.3. This update shall indeed bring you and the testers a plethora of improvements, giving you a phone experience like you’ve never experienced before.
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LG Revolution Review
May 27th, 2011Welcome to the Revolution! This is LG’s newest effort for Verizon, the LG Revolution running on their 4G LTE network. This device features a 4.3-inch 480 x 800 pixel resolution TFT display and a single core Snapdragon MSM8655 1GHz processor, connecting with Bluetooth 3.0, WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, HDMI, DNLA, and it’s got Netflix! That this is one of the most important draws to the device makes us wary of it.
Google Rolling Out Fix for Android Security over Wifi
May 19th, 2011Over the last few days there has been some talk regarding another security issue in Google’s Android OS. Apparently there is a problem where 3rd party’s could potentially access and snoop around in a users Calander, and Contacts.
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Report: 99 percent of Android phones vulnerable to “impersonation attacks”
May 18th, 2011Researchers from the Germany’s University of Ulm have discovered that the vast majority of devices running Google’s Android operating system are vulnerable to “impersonation” attacks. These vulnerabilities allow attackers to steal credentials used to access calendars, contacts, and other data stored on Google’s servers. The culprit of the vulnerability is an improper implementation of an authentication protocol known as ClientLogin .
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Contract Killer – Eliminate your targets to earn cash
May 14th, 2011Need a new day job? Become an assassin in Contract Killer, you get to travel, meet new people and I heard benefits are pretty good
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KipCall Connects to Your Facebook Contacts By Phone or Email
May 3rd, 2011People who are on Facebook (ie: everyone) have become adept at managing an ever-growing list of friends and contacts. But what happens to your contacts when you leave Facebook
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