I grew up playing Nintendo, Super Nintendo and, as I got older, Sony Playstation consoles. Games quickly evolved as I grew up and they have now reached the level of art – with immersion and graphics that rivaled film! I once scoffed at the idea that the iPhone could be a champion gaming platform. I [...]

As I was browsing through App World today looking for anything new and exciting I came upon this new release from the crew over at Research In Motion. Seems they are really trying to get ahead in the customer happiness department and to further that are giving us an app to install on pretty much [...]

One of the first things I looked for and downloaded when I got my PlayBook was a good RSS app that would import my GoogleReader feeds and sync with GoogleReader so when I got back to my computer things I had already read would be marked as such and only new things would be there [...]

A few days ago I got a tip, admittedly from the creator of the product, about a new app in the Android Marketplace, called TubeMote. Not a new idea -the ability to control your computer with your smartphone has been done to death, from iTunes remotes to other YouTube remote products. But the one thing [...]

TheCellularGuru.com is pleased to announce a partnership with KissMyApps.ca to post a weekly app review. Each week Gilbert P. and SKC from KMA will be posting a new app review for your viewing pleasure. They are a wildly talented and entertaining couple of guys, and we are pleased to work with them. Together they bring [...]

The Kobo eReader, née Shortcovers, has positioned itself as the cheap alternative to the Kindle in the hardware category. Its $149 price tag is the lowest on the market, and its large store is highly competitive. It has partnered with Indigo in Canada, and Borders in the United States, and is a capable, if austere, [...]

I love BlackBerry Messenger. I use it all day to talk to family and friends. But not all my friends have a BlackBerry. Just not talking to those people seems simple (and logical) enough, but I can’t do that, so what do I do? Enter WhatsApp, the most potentially useful, cross-platform, communication app I’ve seen [...]

Do you ever find it annoying when you open an HTML email on your BlackBerry, and you have to click Menu > Get Images? If the answer is yes, then Show Me The Images is an app for you. In case you are not aware, BlackBerrys do not automatically open images in HTML emails for security [...]

For some reason the BlackBerry OS still does not give you the freedom to edit original information when forwarding or replying from the native email application. Forward Reply & Edit makes these options available to you. Once installed and activated, you can just simply click the menu key when highlighting an email or from within the message, and [...]

Do you have a large computer monitor that you’d like to be able to control from a bit of a distance? Is your PC perhaps connected to your TV? Both of those questions are true in my case, which is why I’ve been using Mobimouse for about 2 years now. Mobimouse is an app that [...]