Google Wallet is now available for Nexus S 4G on Sprint
From this Monday Google release the software update that enables the payment system Google Wallet on Nexus S 4G phone on Sprint.
Read MoreFrom this Monday Google release the software update that enables the payment system Google Wallet on Nexus S 4G phone on Sprint.
Read MoreAnother experiment from the group Improv Everywhere, in which they put a megaphone on a public street with a note that says “Say something nice”.
Read MoreTrespass is a thriller with a big shot of suspense to keep you attached to your seat for 85 minutes.
Read MoreWith the idea of promote Android as an open platform and ensure competition against companies like Apple and Microsoft, Google has acquired Motorola Mobility for the amount of $12.5 Billion.
Read MoreWe talked a while ago about the Galaxy Tab 10.1′ ‘ and at that time we concluded that it was a great iPad2-killer tablet. Now we bring you the unboxing of the Galaxy Tab 10.1”. Is time to explore how this tablet is packed for you by Samsung.
Read MoreCheck out the unboxing of the HTC Desire, which is just arriving to Digitel, since it was announced back in April. This HTC comes with Android 2.2 preinstalled and so far is one of the favorites Androids in Venezuela, along with the Galaxy S.
Read MoreI decided to bring you this information after a couple of hours investigating on the web because my android 2.1 phone (Xperia X10) couldn’t synchronize with a second Google account nor add new events to the calendar. If you’ve ever experienced any of these issues take a deep breath and relax because here you’ll find the solution.
Read MoreApparently, Windows Phone is not the only weapon of the next-gen Nokia phones. The Finnish company is lauching a new phone, the Nokia N9, based on the platform Meego. This system came from the fusion of the platforms Intel’s Moblin and Nokia’s Maemo.
Read MoreCheck out this video showing how to update your Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 to Android 2.1. This phone comes originally with version 1.6, you really need to make this update. And the good news are that SE will be releasing the 2.3 update later this year.
Read MoreCheck out this interactive advertising from Mc Donalds, an ad where people can connect their smartphones to play PONG, quite original ad. For the winners the restaurant offers some burgers as prize. 😉
Read MoreNow Google has made available Voice Search for desktops. The service can be used by simply clicking the microphone icon next to the search bar on google.com.
Read MoreIn case you didn’t watch the SkyDrive demo video on Windows Phone Mango, here it is. With this software Windows Phone connects to the cloud to maximize its storage capacity and share all kinds of documents and photos.
Read MoreSony Ericsson has announced that in Q3 of this year will be launching 2 new mid-range phones: the txt pro and the Mix Walkman. Both has 3” touchscreen display, with resolution 400×240 px, WiFi and 3.2 megapixel camera. However, each one is specialized for a different kind of user.
Read MoreASUS has come up with an android-based solution for all of those who wanted both a smartphone and a tablet, but without having to invest in two expensive devices and not worrying about maintain data updated on both. They called it the Padfone, an integration of an adapter that turns your smartphone into a tablet.
Read MoreGoogle Wallet is a reality, it is now available as an app for the Samsung Nexus S 4G (U.S. only for the moment). This application will activate the security validations required to make transactions from your device, including the PIN code request to authorize payment. After entering the PIN code it’s just enough to bring the phone next to the reader in order to pay for the purchased product.
Read MoreNowadays, it seems that the right for privacy in the internet has become a very controversial issue. Now with the rapidly spreading boom of social networks and the rise of internet services, which have evolved enough to be able to show us every single detail of every single street on earth, you have to wonder: where do my rights for privacy begin and where (if such rights indeed exist) do they end?
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