As an attempt to keep some of the customers that seem to be moving on to Verizon, AT&T is offering them 1000 Free rollover minutes to be added to their rollover pool. The offering comes to their iPhone customers via text message, to which these customers need to answer “Yes” if they want to accept [Click for More]
As reported on a previous article (click [here]), we just completed a migration into Google Apps. Our initial goal was to replace MS Exchange, but we are going to use the other features available in our yearly fees. In this article I will go over the setup we did on our mobile users and their [Click for More]
Today RIM and AT&T held an event to reveal their next device, the BlackBerry Slider we’ve been seeing pictures of. Well that slider has a name, the BlackBerry Torch, named for Torch Mobile, the company they bought to build their WebKit browser (Anyone remember Iris Browser for WM?). Personally, I think it looks kind of [Click for More]
After last week’s “they do it too” from Apple regarding the iPhone 4’s signal problems; Nokia and Research In Motion have responded to Apple’s claim. The Antennagate seems to continue forever. Had Apple resisted the urge to hit back, with childish justifications for what is clearly a hardware design flaw and replaced the faulty units; [Click for More]
I just received an email from our friends at SPB Software House; you can visit their website [here]. They announced that their software SPB TV version 2.0 is available for FREE. The software is available free of charge for Windows Mobile Pro (touchscreens), Windows Mobile (standard), iPhone and webOS. The versions for Symbian, Android and [Click for More]
Smokescreen, this is a great name for a tool that allows iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch users run Flash content. On top of that it is a great name considering the developer behind it is actually called Chris Smoak. For their website you can click (here). Smokescreen is essentially a flash player completely coded in [Click for More]