Update: Here is a video overview we put together to go with the review. Sorry for the bad perspective! There was a lot of anticipation in the run-up to the release of the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10. It was SE’s first Android handset. On paper, its specs were amazing (and still are): 4-inch 854x480px screen, [...]

According to AndroidAndMe, the Nexus One has a better camera than the Droid Incredible! I finally feel vindicated for not moving to the US just to be able to get a Verizon phone. The comparison is pretty conclusive, and goes to show that even within specific companies, parts are exchanged for others and lead to [...]

Twitter for Android just launched. That’s awesome! But, is it? Does it compete with the established brands such as Touiteur, Twidroid, even Seesmic? Well, it does sync your Twitter contacts with your Google contacts. That’s pretty neat. It does have list support, trending topics, search, location support, etc. And it surely has a nice design. [...]

Something big is launching today. Flash on Android. No, not in the way you’re thinking, but rather through a veteran company releasing their first web browser on the Android platform. Skyfire launched their now very-popular browser on Windows Mobile a few years ago. It was considered, and still is, to be the fastest and most [...]

Google announced on their blog today that the Nexus One will no longer be coming to Verizon. Google has attributed the cancellation to the upcoming Droid Incredible’s release. As we know the Incredible has very similar features to the Nexus One, and in a few ways is superior. The largest difference between the two is [...]

I don’t know how this will ever make it through the app store for free when companies like Tom Tom charge upwards of $70 for their products, but Google has announced, in conjunction with the release of turn-by-turn navigation in the UK, that they will release a version of the software for the iPhone OS. [...]

Blah! First America, now the United Kingdom; us Canadians always get the Royal Shaft. According to Engadget, Google has decided to turn on turn-by-turn navigation on England’s carriers running Android 1.6 and above. This means that as long as you are operating an Android device with 1.6 or greater, you can open the Maps app [...]

We all know Google likes to control everything you do online and on the go, but they have taken it one step further. In addition to texting +46645 (+GOOGL) with a name and city, and Google SMS would text you the 411 business listings, they offer a phone-based service that does the same thing. With [...]

Once again, Google has released a Blackberry app update without a changelog. However, in this case, any update is better than nothing, since Google Sync for Blackberry has gone out of its way to make my life a living hell over the last few months. Syncing it, even after a clean wipe, will result in [...]

We have been following the news on Sony Ericson’s hot, new Android 1.6-powered handset for quite a while now and with Rogers announcing preorders recently we can definitely feel the impending launch. We had already learned that the Xperia X10 would be available on Rogers for $149.99 with a 3-year contract and off-contract it would ring [...]