Previously, you could only use an iPhone on T-Mobile if it was an older model that supported the normal sized SIM card. In order to use the most recent iPhone, the iPhone 4, T-Mobile customers needed to use a micro SIM card, which T-Mobile did not offer at the time. Today, T-Mobile began selling the micro SIM card for use on any GSM (locked or unlocked) or iPhone 4 (unlocked) phone on T-Mobile’s network. While the micro SIM will allow you to use your iPhone 4 on T-Mobile, we must warn you that you will only experience 2G EDGE speeds,… Full Story » | Written by Natesh Sood for . | Comment on this Article »
 
Haven’t caught all of the Gadgetell news this week? Here's your chance to catch up on this week’s top 10 articles! BlackBerry PlayBook version 1.0.7 details revealed, update expected to come available soon” RIM has been pretty good about rolling out updates for the BlackBerry PlayBook up until this point. Granted, none of the updates have included the native email support that many are waiting for. But still, it is nice to see the steady stream of updates to…” MORE »Prepaid iPhone rumors surface” There are so many iPhone and iPad rumors circling the internet right now, it's very difficult… Full Story » | Written by NEWS for . | Comment on this Article »
 
Well, we may not have official images of the newly revised Motorola Droid Bionic just yet, but Amazon recently posted two product pages for upcoming accessories, which pictured the Android superphone. If you take a look at the image above, you’ll notice the Motorola Droid Bionic resting comfortably in a standard dock and wall charger. Below, you will see the Motorola Droid Bionic in a car navigation dock. One of the more interesting aspects of both images is the presence of a chrome ring surrounding the device, which in my opinion, looks pretty cool. Unfortunately, Amazon does not say when… Full Story » | Written by Natesh Sood for . | Comment on this Article »
 
Despite an original launch timeframe of June 2011, it looks like the Raspberry Pink Samsung Replenish smartphone will be coming available in just a few days from now. The latest word is coming from the folks at Sprint who have recently posted a message on their community forums. In short; “Beginning on July 24, consumers will be able to enjoy all the things they love about Samsung Replenish in a new color option – Raspberry Pink.” Otherwise, the handset will remain available in Arctic and Onyx Black. In terms of features, the Replenish is touted as a green handset with… Full Story » | Written by Robert Nelson for . | Comment on this Article »
 
Earlier this morning we mentioned the leaked Android App Player for the BlackBerry PlayBook, and since then, it looks like RIM has responded with an official statement. In short, they are saying its an older version that was inadvertently posted and that we should refrain from using it. And while we do believe their statement, the funny part here is that their “older” version is still running a more recent version of Android (2.3.3) then most actual Android devices are. Anyway, here is what RIM had to say on the matter… “An older version of the Android App Player beta… Full Story » | Written by Robert Nelson for . | Comment on this Article »
 
The BlackBerry PlayBook is not making any waves with mainstream consumers. Even Windows 7 tablets are outselling the PlayBook. Even with all its woes, the United States government has taken a shine to it. The PlayBook is the first tablet to be certified by the U.S. government for use by government agencies. To its credit, the BlackBerry Playbook is seen by some as being one of the best tablets on the market. It's just hindered by RIM's inability to include crucial applications for the PlayBook in a timely manner. It also lacks the developer support that the iPad and Android… Full Story » | Written by Jeremy Hill for . | Comment on this Article »
 
There are a lot of new features coming to Google+ in the future. For a social network that is still very young, Google+ is making a lot of moves to be the premier social network on the web. According to All Things D, Google+ will soon be the home to social games. A release date for Google's gaming project is still unknown, but some sources say it is coming soon. Google will reportedly host all the games on its servers. By doing this, the amount of time it takes to start playing games and accessing various online features will be… Full Story » | Written by Jeremy Hill for . | Comment on this Article »
Before anyone started to use Google+, Google made one thing clear. Google+ was designed to change the way we share content on social networks. The concept of placing contacts into private circles from the start was meant to eliminate content sharing with individuals who may not care about a particular subject. According to Google, the public has been using circles just as it intended. The Mercury News reports that Google+ users will choose to make their posts limited the majority of the time. The rest of their posts are made public. With its more 10 million users, Google+ is made… Full Story » | Written by Jeremy Hill for . | Comment on this Article »
 
For those who need to collaborate on documents, or who just need their documents in the cloud, Google Docs is great. There’s even an option to upload files of any kind to the service to use it as a sort of Dropbox alternative. Today, that feature was quietly made a bit better. Up until today, Google Docs would only allow users to upload files of 1GB or less. Now that file size has been increased to 10GB. So, if you have the time to upload it, and the need to have ti anywhere, you can load all of your gigantic… Full Story » | Written by Shawn Ingram for . | Comment on this Article »
 
Lodsys has struck again. This time the patent holder is extending its ongoing lawsuit to a few more companies. Lodsys has been making headlines due its willingness to sue application developers for allowing in-app payments, something Lodsys holds a patent over. The last time we heard about Lodsys, the company was still targeting small Android developers. Now it's going after bigger game companies such as Atari Take-Two Interactive, Electronic Arts and even Rovio Mobile. According to the lawsuit, Take-Two, EA, Rovio, Square Enix, Atari and Rovio have "infringed and continues to infringe, directly,indirectly, literally, under the doctrine of equivalents, contributorily,… Full Story » | Written by Jeremy Hill for . | Comment on this Article »
 
Google now allows Android developers to dictate what type of APK (Android Package) is distributed to device owners. Up until now, every APK was the same no matter what device downloaded it. Tablet owners would get the same APK as smartphone owners, high-end smartphones would get the same APK as low-end smartphones and so on. Now developers can upload multiple APKs for an application. This effectively helps to eliminate fragmentation on some level. Developers can now produce several APKs under a single listing in the Android Market. Each separate APK can be designed to cater to a specific type of… Full Story » | Written by Jeremy Hill for . | Comment on this Article »
 
If you can’t get enough of the real life Tour de France, then why not play the game on the go? Extra Live has proudly launched the Tour de France game for the Android platform. Simply search the Android Market for Tour de France and you should find the action-packed Android app for $3.38. It is available for any Android smartphone running OS 1.5 and up. I can’t imagine who is still running anything below Android 2.0, but Extra Live wanted to cover all the bases. Each cyclist in the game comes with a full and accurate description of their… Full Story » | Written by Natesh Sood for . | Comment on this Article »
 
So aside from Vodafone and Optus, both mobile carriers in Australia, another major mobile carrier is joining the party by way of releasing the Samsung Galaxy S II. This happens to be Telstra which will start selling the said powerful Android smartphone starting Tuesday, July 26. Now, as you all know, supply of this great smartphone is not too abundant, so it’s most likely that Telstra will have limited supply. So, to be sure that you’ll get your Samsung Galaxy S II, you might as well pre-order your unit now. Telstra promises to deliver your Samsung Galaxy S II by… Full Story » | Written by Arnold Zafra for . | Comment on this Article »
 
The CDMA version of the well-known BlackBerry Bold 9900 is the Bold 9930, and today, an image was leaked of the CDMA BlackBerry device. Interestingly enough, the picture (seen above) shows the Bold 9930 booting up with a Verizon Wireless splash screen. We can’t tell if the actual physical smartphone bears the Verizon Wireless logo, but at least the boot up animation features it. The smartphone is expected to launch with AT&T and Sprint, so seeing it possibly launch with Verizon is always exciting. It is expected to feature OS 7, 1.2GHz processor, and a 5MP rear facing camera when… Full Story » | Written by Natesh Sood for . | Comment on this Article »
 
It seems as if the BlackBerry PlayBook has just gotten a bit more exciting. Granted, the exciting is not quite ready for primetime, but it does give something to look forward to. The latest comes in the form of the long awaited email support, joking, it comes in the form of the Android App Player. The app, which will allow you to run Android and in turn Android apps has recently been leaked. And ironically enough, the Android App Player is doing two things that many Android devices are not—it is based off of Android 2.3.3. Taking that a step… Full Story » | Written by Robert Nelson for . | Comment on this Article »
 
Yesterday, we heard Senator Herb Kohl deliver his two cents on the merger between T-Mobile and AT&T. As you may or may not recall, he was staunchly against the merger and several house important House Democrats agreed with his opinion. However, Senator Lee saw the possible benefits of the merger and urged the Department of Justice and the FCC to carefully examine all the facts. As you can imagine, T-Mobile and AT&T issued statements essentially disagreeing with Kohl and restating the benefits from the merger. Today, Lowell McAdam, Chief Operating Officer of Verizon Wireless, said there is a strong chance… Full Story » | Written by Natesh Sood for . | Comment on this Article »
 
While this latest email promotion from HP is not really offering anything all that special in terms of a deal, it is advertising the TouchPad tablet and Veer smartphone in a way that many suspected would happen. Judging from the title, it seems HP is making the push for these webOS devices in the business market. That said, the title read as follows; “HP TouchPad and Veer make business more mobile” And interestingly enough, that mention of business in the title was about all we saw aside from the first line of the email which read as follows; “Take care… Full Story » | Written by Robert Nelson for . | Comment on this Article »
 
Piracy is a crime, right? In an attempt to condemn piracy, several studies have been conducted in order to gauge the affect illegal downloads have on entertainment sales over the years. An anonymous source from the GfK Group, one of the largest marketing companies in the world, revealed in a recent study that internet pirates are almost the complete opposite of the “criminals” the entertainment industry claims them to be. The study states that piracy advocates tend to download movies as a test-drive before purchasing the real copy. The information also suggested that these very pirates are more likely to… Full Story » | Written by Tarun Kunwar for . | Comment on this Article »
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