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Don’t worry, it probably didn’t actually brick it. The very first day I had my Droid X I decide to download the OTA update to Android 2.2, the download was quick and painless, install seemed to go fine, at least until my Droid X restarted and seemingly got stuck on the Motorola logo screen. Interestingly…
This series offers a comparison of the iPhone vs. Android experience. First, a little back story. I’ve owned several iPhones over the years, but all the while have kept a cheapo Alltel/Verizon phone with which to make actual phone calls. And while AT&T has improved the data network quite a bit over the years, I’m…
Thanks to a post on a forum I frequent, I’ve decided to put together a five-part series discussing my favorite applications. For part 1, I’m going to list my top 5 “everyday” applications, i.e. applications that I use every day and are the reason my wife says I’m “married to my phone.” Touiteur Premium (Free/~$2.70 Premium) – Touiteur…
Google announced today that a new version of their Gmail Android app has been made available in the Android Market. This update is for users running Android 2.2 (Froyo) – (EVO and Droid Incredible users: see the update at the end of the post). This new update includes several great features, as well as limited…
Most of the Android buzz over the last month or so has been related to tablet devices. Whether it’s the Dell Streak, the Samsung Galaxy Tab, or the myriad of other announced devices, tablets are all the talk right now. The problem is that right now, it’s just talk. Only a very small number of…
