Written by According to various sources across the web, the unicorn of all technology, the White iPhone by Apple will finally arrive in retailers on April 27th. European retailers have begun to list the white iPhone on the sites, but more and more stories have surfaced on the US launch date of 4/27/2010. The black iPhone of course has existed since the launch, but the white iPhone has only existed in images and numerous delays have circled around the white iPhone. If this is true, the White iPhone 4 Unicorn is in trouble.
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Is T-Mobile Getting the iPhone? BGR Says Yes
On a weekend story, BGR.COM has a story up telling of how T-Mobile is testing the Apple iPhone and it’s being developed and worked on as we speak. While rumors of the iPhone on T-Mobile have existed for a while, this is one of the more credible stories regarding this. BGR Story Link
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Is Apple Recording Your Every Move?
Today, researchers found that the iPhone sends secret files back to your PC or MAC when syncing that reveal your every location with the phone. It appears as this hidden file was found in Apple iOS 4.0 and is a very controversial story across the internet.
Review: The Google Nexus S
Our apologies upfront on the delay of the review. Our servers got attacked and previous posts were unrecoverable.
Google has released it’s latest and greatest Android phone and it’s the Nexus S from Samsung. The Nexus S runs the latest “clean” build of Android which is Gingerbread (2.3). One distinct advantage of this build, is the non existence of bloatware or third party skins and the user gets a pure Google Android experience. The phone features a large glass front and a very speedy processor which makes Android very speedy and efficient. Applications run with ease and multitasking can be done with music apps and other Android applications.
Improvements to the OS along with Google standards such as Gmail and Google navigation make using the Nexus S fun. One drawback that we noticed was no expandable memory in the phone. The Nexus S features 16GB of internal memory which should be enough for most, but current phones have 32GB of external storage available. Some users like the external storage ability and its swap out features, but another camp of users want it all included.
Front and back cameras fill the multimedia experience on the Nexus S. Applications such as Gtalk are able to use both cameras and video chatting is available. Other programs such as Tango, Yahoo Messenger, and Fring are also able to use both cameras. One drawback of the Nexus S camera was the lack of HD. The main camera is not a 720p camera which most high end cameras today feature. Whether we’ll see this in a Nexus S 2.0 or not who knows.
Phone calls on the Nexus S were very clear on the T-Mobile network and the battery life was standard for most Android phones. We made it through the day with the Nexus S and had it charged overnight.
The Nexus S is an unlocked phone though and runs only on the T-Mobile network for now. Latest drawings and patents show that an AT&T version and a Sprint version are on the horizon but haven’t emerged on the market as of now. The Nexus S runs $529 via Best Buy and is available now.