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Motorola Droid RAZR Review The past month I’ve had the chance to fully test the Motorola Droid RAZR. This phone is big and thin, and it’s very nice looking. I do have to say that it’s a much better phone than the Bionic, so...
Droid Bionic Review
I recently had a few weeks with the Droid Bionic and some accessories. In the spirit of full disclosure after about 4 days with the first Bionic, the device went dead because of the battery, and after...
Apple's Let's talk iPhone Announcement Apple has it’s iPhone event tomorrow. It says Let’s talk iPhone, but we all expect them to announce iOS 5 and iCloud, as well as a new iPhone of some kind.
The Times to start listening and following...
Droid Charge Review The Droid Charge by Samsung, is a decent Android phone, but it's very underpowered and outdated as far as the Android software.
It has a 4.3-inch, 800x480 display, but inside it only packs a single...
In just a little under a month after iPhone OS 3.1 was released, Apple has just released an update for the iPhone OS, upgrading it to 3.1.2. This update fixes the widely reported issue where the iPhone would not wake from sleep, and also fixes an issue involving video playback and cellular service. This update is available for the original iPhone, iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS, and the iPod touch.
[via TUAW]
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I recommend reading the full article over at Lifehacker for more details and information.
An Exhaustive Guide to Saving Your Smartphone Battery [Lifehacker]
Coffee has long been a big topic of discussion among a lot of people. Is it good for you? Is it bad for you? Can you drink too much of it? My coffee is better than yours, etc., the folks over at Wired have written a great article titled – What’s Inside a Cup of Coffee? go check it out to find out what you are drinking every morning.
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Dropbox has finally released its full featured iPhone app (iTunes Link). It works just like it should, you can access all your files on your iPhone, and you can take photos, video or use existing media and upload them directly to the Dropbox.
On first login, You are presented with a brief welcome document that highlights some of the features of the app. Backing out of the document will take you to your Dropbox, which quickly lists any of the files and folders you may have in there. You can also tag stuff as favorites so you can quickly see the stuff you access the most.
I should also note that if you want to watch video you can, you can upload any media file that quicktime will play and you can stream it to your iPhone.
If you don’t have a Dropbox account, get one. It’s a very handy service, and I guarantee you will love it once you start using it.
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