Just purchase a new Sprint HTC EVO 4G Android smartphone? Perhaps the first thing you’ll want (after a spare battery, charger and case) will be a copy of the official user guide. Sprint have released the official manual (all 197 pages). Review it below or follow the link for your own copy. Sprint HTC EVO [...]
Are you a Droid Incredible user who has been disappointed in the battery life of your device? The standard 1300 mAh battery that ships with Verizon’s Incredible is sometimes not enough to last most of us through a full day of web surfing, email, texting — and phoning. Now there’s a 1,500 mAh capacity battery [...]
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. [...]
Swype has once again opened up their beta program for Android owners seeking to test the keyboard replacement. Instead of relying on awkward keypresses, Swype allows the user to form letters by dragging a finger from letter to letter. The interesting part of Swype is that you don’t have to touch each key precisely. Just [...]
For now the Nexus One phones listed on Amazon are all from third party sellers. And apparently the phones, priced around $700, are primarily aimed at people who don’t realize the direct from Google price is $529. If you look quickly it’s very tough to tell who exactly is offering the Nexus One for sale. [...]
