In the recent past, Android hardware manufacturers have been belching out new phones and tablets faster than Apple (who offers up one new phone a year with great success) pushes patches for iOS to end users. HTC is certainly guilty of this particular... 

You’d be right in assuming that downloading all your songs from a cloud locker service is a simple, standard feature. They’re your songs, after all. But with Google Music, you could only use its desktop app to download songs purchased through... 

HTC Sense 4.0 isn’t ready for public consumption yet (that’s v3 above), but there’s a good chance the company will show it off in its full glory at MWC2012 in the coming weeks. It looks like some select individuals have already had... 

Nobody who hasn’t made a blood oath of secrecy really knows what the next iPhone will be. Heck, Apple may not even know exactly what features it will have yet. Barring any drunken mishaps, we won’t know about it until Tim Cook takes the stage... 

Is jailbreaking your iPhone a crime? Right now it isn’t, but that could soon change. In yet another example of legislators not quite knowing how to adapt law to the digital realm, jailbreaking has gained only a temporary legal status. Its fate... 

When LTE was introduced to the US last March (with Verizon’s launch of the HTC Thunderbolt), geeks everywhere salivated at the prospect of wireless data that was (in many cases) faster than their home internet connection. Then they actually used... 

Though Siri is more advanced than voice control services on other platforms, the assistant’s capabilities are still somewhat primitive. Sure, using your voice to check the weather, text your sweetheart, or get metric conversions is pretty cool.... 

It’s only been a few months since the Droid Razr released, and Motorola has already given us a sequel. OK, so maybe the Droid Razr Maxx isn’t a proper sequel — after all, there are only two differences between it and its predecessor.... 

Frequently, the mundane, frequent tasks on our to-do list are the most difficult to remember. The Six Things universal app for iPhone and iPad from Nonlinear Ideas helps you stay on top of many… Read the full review at AppSafari Read the original: Six... 

Breakout: Boost is a free app for the iPhone and iPad from Atari that brings back the classic game of breakout to your iOS device. The free version of the app has only 5 levels that you can play… Read the full review at AppSafari Excerpt from:  Breakout:... 

There are a slew of new Siri apps coming out in the jailbreak community. If you love talking to Siri, you’ll love these tweaks on your iPhone 4S. Here is a list of the best apps that add a ton… Read the full review at AppSafari See the original... 

Backflip Studios is a prolific developer of free-to-play games for iOS. All of the studio’s apps are now free and ad supported with a premium upgrade option. Their newest such application is… Read the full review at AppSafari Read more here: DragonVale  Read More →

Wanna turn your Photos into Art? The Color Effects Pro universal app download lets you enhance your iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, and Facebook photography with cool techniques to change colors…. Read the full review at AppSafari Excerpt from:  Color... 

The last time we heard about webOS, HP had opted to open-source the mobile platform, letting developers take a stab at breathing some life into it. It was an unconventional move, but not necessarily a bad one: it puts the platform largely in the hands... 

Do you remember all of those complaints we heard a couple of months ago about iOS 5 battery life? Things have been (mostly) quiet on that front for a while. Apple’s iOS 5.0.1 update helped some users’ handsets to last longer, but not everyone...