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PopularIs it time for Apple to refresh iOS?

Iphone 5 Apple first introduced iPhone OS back in 2007. It is now approaching five-years-old, has since been renamed to iOS (June 2010) and now supports more resolutions and installations of apps from App Store. Aside from those alterations, very little has...

Dog fightSamsung Galaxy Note vs. HTC Vivid Dogfight Part 2

Android Android. AT&T. Dogfight battle! Aaron does a head-to-head with AT&T's Samsung Galaxy Note and HTC Vivid . Samsung's Galaxy Note is packing a 1.5 GHz dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon CPU, 5.3-inch Super AMOLED HD...

Reader reactionsSamsung Galaxy Note vs. HTC Vivid Dogfight Part 1

Android If you're on AT&T and you're looking for a hot Android phone, this is the dogfight battle for you. Aaron throws the Samsung Galaxy Note and the HTC Vivid into the ring. They're both packing nice feature sets and 4G LTE connectivity, but only one...

ExclusiveWe are one step closer to the end of the PC era

Android Hinging on the fact that the iPad can and has successfully replaced home computers for many Americans, Steve Jobs claimed we have entered the post-PC era at the iPad 2 announcement. With iCloud syncing users' data across all of their devices, the PC...

ExclusiveAre you interested in the new phones coming from LG?

Android LG has been a hit-or-miss manufacturer when it comes to Android. That's just the name of the game, to be honest. When it comes to the Android platform, or with any platform really, you need to not only create the perfect device in the hardware...

Dog fightSamsung Galaxy Note vs. Motorola DROID RAZR MAXX Dogfight Part 2

Android Time for another dogfight battle between two hot Android superphones: AT&T's Samsung Galaxy Note and Verizon's Motorola DROID RAZR MAXX. They're both packing some killer specifications, but only one can go home with the gold medal. Which one will...

Reader reactionsSamsung Galaxy Note vs. Motorola DROID RAZR MAXX Dogfight Part 1

Android Dogfight time! Aaron does a head-to-head comparison between AT&T's Samsung Galaxy Note and Verizon's Motorola DROID RAZR MAXX. They're both sporting 4G LTE connectivity, are available now for $299.99, and offer strong battery life. Which one will...

Reader reactionsGoogle should embrace Android fragmentation and make it work

Android As the title suggests, I'm about to take on the "fragmentation" thing head-on. But, instead of complaining about it and wondering, "Why, oh why" does it keep getting worse, I'm going to tackle it from another perspective. While Google and all...

Reader reactionsSamsung Galaxy Note Challenge: Day 18

Android I've made it 18 days with the Samsung Galaxy Note, and while some of the issues that I had from the beginning are still nagging me (mostly the size), I'm getting used to using this phone as my daily driver and have found new ways to maximize some of...

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UpdatedDespite slow update plans, Motorola has the right idea with Ice Cream Sandwich

Android Just last week, Motorola updated their Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade schedule for their latest crop of handsets. While we've only got a general idea as to when six of Moto's devices (both phones and tablets) will be updated, the good news is that some...

ExclusiveiPad 3 announcement date; Android 4.0 update schedule; BlackBerry 10 pics; HTC Endeavor and more!

Phonedog Live Recap Last week was an exciting week because it was filled with important leaks. Not only did we see the usual leaks on some future Android phones, but we also saw pictures of Motorola's first Intel-powered smartphone with Android 4.0 which also gave us a...

UpdatedWinner of a new HTC Trophy

Sweepstakes Winner Congratulations to C. Eames of NV on becoming a new HTC Trophy prize winner compliments of Best Buy Mobile and our One-Paw Bandit game. His winning spin happened on Monday February 20, 2012. "I've been playing the One-Paw Bandit...

PopularRegardless of specifications, the iPad 3 will still face record sales

Iphone Os In normal fashion when approaching the supposed launch of a new Apple device, people's minds start to wander. Noses start poking around and discovering tiny pieces to an enormous puzzle, and with just a few, tiny details, people try to put together...

ExclusiveContactMonkey makes sharing your contact info a breeze

Android Keeping up with your address book can be tough. In fact, my address book, which I sync through my Google account, is one of the most disorganized, out of control things in my life right now. I have so many duplicates and mismatched numbers and names...

Reader reactionsDo you give donations to your favorite Android developers?

Android Being open source, Android is multifaceted – more so than other platforms. Take iOS, Windows Phone, webOS and even Symbian for example. Aside from major updates that alter the UI, these platforms, for the most part, look the same on every device...

Reader reactionsWill the PS Vita regain the mobile gaming industry?

Lifestyle This Wednesday, February 22nd, marks the landing date for the PlayStation Vita, the newest handheld gaming device from Sony. It's a beast of a device, there's no doubt about that, and it should bring a whole new world of mobile gaming into the...

UpdatedSamsung Galaxy Note Written Review by Aaron

Android The Samsung Galaxy Note is in a class of its own, and while many in the industry - myself included - consider the Note to be a niche device, AT&T disagrees and has committed to giving it full marketing support. Size aside, the Galaxy Note packs an...

ExclusiveBlackBerry Torch Challenge: Day 12

Blackberry Os I'm on the twelfth day of my BlackBerry Torch Challenge and things are starting to look up. In my last video, I proclaimed that I was nearly ready to give up and that anyone who was a fan of BlackBerry must not have used any other OS because there's...

GalleryPantech Burst Written Review by Sydney

4g It's not every day you see a smartphone with a dual-core processor, 4G LTE capabilities, and a Super AMOLED display going for fifty bucks on-contract. For a phone of that caliber, you would generally expect to pay at least $100, if not $200. To...

PollWhich Android keyboard do you use?

Android While typing on touchscreens isn't getting any more comforting or reassuring just yet, it's slowly becoming second nature, especially with the aid of ever-improving autocorrect and keyboards that learn to predict your next word. But no one keyboard...