August 6th, 2012 
Patric OK. This is just the single most badass thing I’ve seen in the past year or so. If you play games on your Android device, you know exactly what I’m talking about. The lack of functionality involved in a touch screen game. It could be much better if y
ou could simply use your PS3/XBOX360 controller. Enter: GmaKlip.
August 6th, 2012 Andrew Campbell VZW is now allowing non-iPhone and non-LTE phones on it’s $80 prepaid plan. Previously this was limited to the Samsung Illusion. The plan includes unlimited voice and messaging and 1 GB of data. BlackBerrys on the $80 plan get access to BlackBerry
Internet Service (BIS), which is required by BlackBerry Messenger, BlackBerry push Email
and some BlackBerry apps, including the official Facebook app.
Verizon hasn’t made any announcement of the new policy and there’s no mention of it on the Verizon prepaid website. With this new policy, Verizon’s legacy prepaid smartphone plans, which offered truly unlimited data, are no longer available. Those plans, which also allowed all Verizon smartphones except iPhones and LTE devices, ranged in price from $74.99/month for 450 voice minutes and pay as you go messaging to $124.99/month for unlimited voice, messaging and data.
August 6th, 2012 Andrew Campbell There are plenty of battery companies out there today. They are all going to extremes with the amount of juice they can put into one battery. With all the new technology we can fit 4000mAh into an extended battery with ease. 4000mAh is no laughing
matter, in fact, that is some serious up time! One of the biggest pet peeves of mine is having thing that aren’t universal. It truly irritates me. When I got in touch with Mobilair, and told this concern to them, they said they had the perfect thing in mind. I bring to you Mobilair’s USB Power Bank. Hit the break for the rest of the review.
August 6th, 2012 Andrew Campbell Samsung’s flagship, the Galaxy S3, will be joining the prepaid party with Ting. Ting is a lesser known MVNO from Sprint. The Galaxy S3 is set to be shipped in 3-6 weeks. Ting has it set for pricing at $529 for the 16GB version and $579 for the 3
2GB version. While this may seem like a lot to pay, your buying without a contract so you don’t have to worry about the commitment. It’s still cheaper than buying it with Sprint
itself – granted it’s only by about $20 on both versions but hey…$20 is $20! Hit the break for more.
August 4th, 2012 iceandfire Well I just finished upload generic cialis XenonHD v6.0 for Maguro, Toro and Crespo!
Here’s a change log:
Added quick unlock.
Added menu unlock.
Added expandable volume overlay.
Added option to show battery percentage on lock screen.
Fixedtheming of lock screen.
Fixed theming of reboot dialog.
Battery bar fixed for landscape.
Navigation bar themeable.
Made notification icon aligned with text.
Unknown sources ticked by default.
Reboot dialog fixed to appear on lock screen.
Fixed data dialog activity not disappearing when wifi is on.
Fixed lag for crespo users.
Updated proprietaries for Crespo, Maguro and Toro.
Fixed some tweaks not working.
Etc
What are you waiting for? Go
and flash it!!!
August 2nd, 2012 Patric In a series of great business decisions, AT&T has put themselves in a great position for the upcoming year. With the strategic purchase of NextWave, they expand their LTE network enormously by clamping down on a set of precious LTE bands.
August 2nd, 2012 Patric If you are one the Southern Americans who bought into USCC’s “Rewards” program, check out the next few paragraphs. You know the commercial. “Get points for things you do anyway! Like paying your bill!” I know I was wishing my carrier offered it.
US
Cellular has announced that they will release two Motorola phones tomorrow. Enter the Electrify 2 and the Defy XT.
August 1st, 2012 Patric Have you been debating whether or not to get that new device on an upgrade? Maybe your looking for a new carrier. Whatever the scenario, the famed (or infamous) Samsung Galaxy Nexus is a great option. Now you can pick one up
at Best Buy for literally
free!
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Google wallet is a great concept! The ability to pay for something just by using your phone is great idea for those who use credit cards. However when it first launched it did not support any major credit cards. Well with the most recent update to the application, you can now add your credit card! Any cards you previously have used in the Google Play store will be already added to your list! This is letting Google take
everything in Google Wallet to the cloud. Another nice little feature in the update is you can now disable google wallet remotely if your device ever gets stolen! Which Google adds that you can’t do that with your current wallet! Make
sure you grab the update from the Google Play store and you will be already to use it.
Source: Google Commerce Blog
August 1st, 2012 Andrew Campbell This has been a hot topic for some time now. It was even hot back in ’08 when I worked for the company as a CSR. After numerous complaints the FCC finally opened an investigation and found VZW violated the open access conditions that were placed on
the block of spectrum the company is using to build its 4G LTE network. Specifically, the agency’s rules for this spectrum state that licensees offering service on C Block of 700 MHz spectrum “shall not deny, limit, or restrict the ability
of their customers to use the devices and applications of their choice on the licensee’s
C Block network.” VZW will be making a voluntary payment of $1.25M to the treasury. It remains unclear whether they will still charge 3G customers, or allow unlimited usage customer’s with tethering to keep their plans.
