Posts Tagged ‘ces’

During CES, Motorola announced they would be sending an update to their Android devices to enable Flash with Flash Player 10.1.  As you can see from the video (after the break), Flash has been optimized for the Droid chipset and runs smoothly. Flash on the Droid looks like it is ready for prime time. I can't ...

If you have a Motorola Droid, there has been a security flaw identified within the software that can potentially allow someone access to your data even if you have set a lock pattern. This can happen if your phone receives a call, you can answer that call without unlocking, hit the "back" button and suddenly you're ...

There really hasn't been a decent synchronization desktop application to manage photos, videos, music and apps for Android.  Well now Dazzboard 2.0’s software, which was announced late last week, looks to be exactly that. The Beta iteration is already available if you want to give it a try but for now it will work ...

TetherBerry, the very popular BlackBerry tethering app is coming to Android and will now be call Tether.  BGR got a sneak preview of the application at CES and commented it worked amazingly well. For those of you not familiar with Tether, it is an application that allows your PC to take advantage of your Smartphone's ...

We have all seen more than our share of Nexus One photos, and like any other highly touted device, it gets ripped apart for our viewing pleasure. The Nexus One just received its very own dissection and the folks at iFixit found it to be an easy job. According to iFixit: "Once we took the fancy wrapper ...

Motorola has announced the Motorola BACKFLIP. Some core features include a backwards-folding, outward-facing keyboard, a touchpad on the back of the screen whose functionality is customizable and even API-accessible, 3G connectivity, Wi-Fi, a 5 megapixel camera and MOTOBLUR. The BACKFLIP will be on multiple carriers worldwide including AT&T in North America (according to BGR). Motorola also ...