If you’re using an Android phone – you’re paying $30 per month already for wireless data. Doesn’t it seems silly to pay again to connect your laptop on those infrequent occasions that you need a little remote bandwidth. If you have limited needs for remotely connecting your laptop check out PDANET in the Android Marketplace. [...]
Through January 24, 2010 you may download and use the NBA League Pass for free on either your Android or iPhone. The application allows for streaming live game video either through 3G or Wi-Fi connections. You can listen to one game while checking scores on another. Full replays of past games are also available. The [...]
When I was buying my Verizon Droid the guy next to me asked the salesperson if tethering was allowed on the device. He was promptly informed that Verizon doesn’t have a plan for that yet but when it happens it will be an extra cost fee. I wanted to tell him that while the salesperson [...]
If you’ve purchased a new Verizon Droid and used the calendar you’ve seen how quickly it links up to your Google Calendar “in the sky”. But what happens if you use Microsoft’s Outlook on your desktop – and you’re not also a Microsoft Exchange user (which the Droid will synchronize)? There’s seemingly no way to [...]
Amazing as it may seem there’s actually a series of Motorola Droid smartphones powering Google voice searches this week in New York City’s Times Square. Over the past couple weeks from 12:30-2:00pm or 6:30-8:00pm, Google Search by voice has been powering Times Square’s largest combined displays — the Reuters Sign and the NASDAQ sign. Anyone [...]
