Mobile Phone Reviews

The BlackBerry 10 has been unveiled by RIM, and the new BlackBerry 10 features include a 4.2 inch 720p screen 1GB of memory. The touchscreen based smartphone packs the same 4.2 inch 1280 x 720 screen that many phones of its size carry. The BlackBerry 10 has been launched as an “alpha” device to developers, [...]

In this day and age just having a smartphone with enough minutes, data and texts to get you through the month isn’t exactly cheap by any means. Add in features like tethering and you can quickly see your monthly bill skyrocket especially if you’re not on an unlimited data plan (which is barely even offered [...]

RIM may be facing a considerable amount of competition from the likes of Android and iOS but that doesn’t mean they don’t still have some great products. In fact, the BlackBerry PlayBook is considered one of the better tablets on the market featuring a user interface very similar to HP’s webOS. Unfortunately, many of the [...]

RIM is looking to light things up in 2012 with several releases. One such release is the BlackBerry PlayBook OS 2.0 which will bring highly anticipated Android app support to the device. Furthermore, they will release several smartphones based on a similar platform with the first being commonly referred to as the BlackBerry London. While [...]

RIM may be in quite a bit of trouble but for owners of the outfit’s tablet, the BlackBerry PlayBook, there is a light at the end of the tunnel, As we’ve known for quite some time RIM will be coming forth to release their second generation OS for the PlayBook dubbed PlayBook OS 2.0. This [...]

The relationship between Adobe and Apple has been infamously rocky for quite some time. In the past, Apple CEO Steve Jobs even marked off Flash as being too buggy to run on their mobile devices. However, Adobe hasn’t turned a blind eye to Apple’s products and continues to do what they can to support the platform. In fact, it was just announced today that Adobe has released a new version of Flash Builder that lets hopeful developers easily create applications for not only Apple’s iOS but for for Google’s Android and RIM’s BlackBerry OS as well.

Seeing how the mobile application market has effectively blown up ever since app stores were introduced, Adobe’s latest build of Flash Builder is sure to give those anxiously awaiting their chance to create an app a whole new arsenal of tools. Not only that, but it will also give these developers the ability to code an application for some of the hottest platforms on the market, without having to take the time to rebuild said applications from the ground up.

If this is something you’re interested in, you’ll be happy to hear that Adobe is currently offering a Standard version of Flash Builder 4.5 for $249 and a Premium version for $699. A small price to pay to get an idea off the ground that could potentially be worth millions.

Tablets are some of the hottest devices on the market right now with many different hardware manufacturers already in the game. Apple’s iPad 2 and Google’s Android Honeycomb mobile platform have been gaining a ton of buzz as of late but there some other options as well. One such offering is the BlackBerry PlayBook from [...]

There are so many different tablets on the market that it’s getting hard to choose which one may be right for you. First there is the Apple iPad 2, then Honeycomb powered tablets like the Motorola XOOM and even the BlackBerry PlayBook. Of the three the BlackBerry PlayBook is the most recent to hit store [...]

Apple’s iPad and Google’s Android Honeycomb platform may be getting a good majority of the buzz in the tablet world but that hasn’t stopped competing manufacturers from doing what they can to secure their own share of the market. One such manufacturer that has just recently released their own tablet offering is none other than [...]

Hardware manufacturers are scrambling to get their tablet offerings onto the market with many opting for Google’s Android Honeycomb platform. However, there are several manufacturers utilizing their own platforms in hopes to fend off the onslaught of Android powered tablets along with the iPad. Two prime examples of this would be the HP TouchPad powered [...]