Out of the many, many things Google has unveiled at their annual I/O conference, we were given a detailed look at the next version of Google Maps. Original post:  Google shows off the future of Maps, trial sign-up available  Read More →

Brace yourselves, Geek fans: NEC has just unveiled a water-cooled Android smartphone. The downside? The Medias X 06E is a little more girly and embellished than you might like. What’s inside the phone… See original here: NEC unveils a water-cooled... 

When the gaming industry got wind of the power of social gaming, rather than embark on a quest to design actual games based on social experiences, it more or less began pumping out… Go here to read the rest: Chrome Experiment multiplayer racing... 

Amidst the dozens of sessions, weary from hours of keynote speeches, we managed to sit down in the middle of Google I/O to chat a little about what we’ve seen and what we… The rest is here: Geekout Episode 9: The Google I/O 2013 edition  Read More →

Google’s has a fun Easter Egg inside of Glass, leaving us to wonder why this isn’t a feature built into every Android phone and tablet. Like most of Google’s products, there’s something fun… Original post:  The Glass photosphere... 

Following right behind Google’s announcement of the Galaxy S4 Google Edition, it seems HTC is considering a stock Android variant of the One for release in the US. HTC certainly put their best… Read more: HTC considering a vanilla Android... 

Once again, Verizon has topped all other major U.S. carriers in the latest survey for customer service. According to the annual American Customer Satisfaction Index survey, Big Red was ranked highest in customer service quality by subscribers. The survey... 

China Mobile is getting ready to trial its 4G service next month in Shanghai. Starting from June 1st, the world’s largest mobile operator will be inviting around 5,000 users to start testing the TD-LTE based service. As part of its preparations,... 

Global smartphone shipments are set to surpass shipments of basic and feature phones this year. According to the latest Smartphone Quarterly from NPD DisplaySearch, smartphone shipments will reach 937 million units in 2013, compared to just 889 million... 

If you’ve been following IntoMobile in the last few years, you may know that I was the one predicting demise of BlackBerry when it was at the top. I’ve found it pretty obvious that the company has stopped innovating and that the fact they... 

In a move that puzzles many, Samsung has made a $50 million investment in a smaller rival Pantech, which also happen to be the third largest smartphone maker in Korea (after Samsung and LG). Pantech is known to make some fancy devices (Vega series) though... 

With the hot-new Samsung Galaxy S4 now available from Sprint, the carrier is pushing Sammy’s last year flagship to its wholly owned no contract subsidiaries, Boost Mobile and Virgin Mobile. It’s still unclear how much the Galaxy S III will... 

Caterpillar has officially launched its extremely rugged Android smartphone called the Cat B15 in the U.S. This comes after the device hit the United Kingdom first last month for 300 GBP. The company’s durable handset comes with some decent features... 

Sid Meier’s Ace Patrol sets itself apart from the rest of the phone gaming scene by managing to be a phone game you opt to play over more robust PC or console games. Read the original post: Sid Meier’s Ace Patrol is a shining beacon of what iOS... 

OK Go are something of internet darlings. They make decent music, and even made decent music before you learned who they were because they’re really good at synchronized treadmill dancing. However good their… Excerpt from:  OK Go made a word...