Cloud Religion: Do’s, Do Not’s, and a Glimpse of Nirvana

As the cloud is getting more players and interfaces, best and worst practices are emerging. As the market grows and more companies try to plug in, the cloud may benefit from guiding principles. Similar to new technology movements in the past, a natural process is underway to define “what is good”, which, for some in the industry, equates to ..Read More

T-Mo is down in parts of Seattle

It’s not just you. Been about an hour now… right when I was about to talk to some very important people about very important things.

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Your smartphone: future air-quality data point

You know the good feeling you get when you think about how your computer is running Folding@home all the time, or that you’ve been careful to clip six-pack rings all your life? Well, soon you might have one more warm fuzzy feeling, if this project underway at Intel Labs Berkeley comes through. They’re designing portable air-quality sensors that monitor ..Read More

Aw, iPhone app fridge magnets

Take a break from reading our hard-hitting news coverage and take a look at these cute little things. Perfect stocking stuffer (I know, a little early) for your favorite app developer and/or iPhone fanatic. What with these things, those Android pillows, and all the other tech knickknacks I’ve been seeing, it seems that pretty soon they’re going to need ..Read More

Bravo to Epic Games for porting Unreal Engine 3 to the iPhone

Don’t get mad at me— I wanted to go to GDC, but The Man said no. So now we’re relying on CNET to bring us word of Epic Games’ efforts to bring the Unreal Engine to the iPhone . You may not have even played Unreal for several years, but plenty of big games are based on the engine. ..Read More

Casio’s ultra-tough G’zOne Brigade going on sale tomorrow?

WAAAAY back in November, Casio and Verizon showed off the G’zOne Brigade, an ultra-durable clamshell phone with a surprise QWERTY keyboard packed inside. “Push to talk!” they said. “It’s weatherproof!” they said. And then the radio went silent; nearly four months later, not so much as a release date had been mentioned.

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XNA 4.0 games on Windows Phone 7 Series look awesome (but won’t be for Zune HD)

A bundle of screenshots just hit the net showing off the latest Direct3D-based mobile games running on a WinPho7 device, adn they look pretty hot. We knew that the Tegra chipset in the Zune HD and likely in several upcoming WinPho handsets (Tegra 2, to be precise) is capable of some nice 3D, but these are better than anything ..Read More

Want to sleep with Android? Now you can.

Do you love Android? Like, really love Android? So much so that those Android action figures just don’t seem like enough ? Well, now there’s a way for you to show the world how much you really care about your favorite OS: by bringing it to bed with you.

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Video: Samsung explains why their Super AMOLED screen is better than your normal AMOLED screen

Samsung’s pretty proud of their Super AMOLED technology – and why shouldn’t they be? With next to no fanfare, they managed to knock out the readability issues that plagued AMOLED handsets any time they were within view of the sun. And if vastly improved readability wasn’t enough, they went and slimmed the whole thing down into a package considerably ..Read More

Never Ending Goldrush: Doodle Jump for iPhone Smashes Through 3 Million Sales

Doodle Jump for the iPhone is something like a developer’s fairy tale: two brothers set out to make a game using only the talents they’ve got at hand, and end up striking gold. They keep pushing out minor updates, and the game just keeps selling . Tomorrow morning, Lima Sky will be announcing that Doodle Jump has just surpassed ..Read More