AT&T adds 4G LTE Galaxy Express, Rugby Pro, Galaxy Note II, and GalaxyTab 2 10.1 to lineup

Samsung Galaxy Express Nowadays, we can pretty much count on AT&T to be the first out of the gate with announcing new products to its expansive smartphone and tablet lineup. The same can almost be said for Samsung, who today have announced the newest additions to AT&T's 4G LTE offerings. The Samsung Galaxy Express sports a 4.5-inch Super AMOLED Plus screen with Ice Cream Sandwich and a 1.5 GHz dual-core...

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Apple CEO Tim Cook Apologizes for iOS 6 Maps

Apple has taken a tremendous amount of heat over the new maps application in iOS 6. After dumping Google Maps for their own solution, users of the new maps application in iOS 6 have complained about incomplete map data, missing or misplaced landmarks, and lack of transit information to name a few.  Google Maps have spent years building up the vast amounts of data we see today, and for Apple to take mobile mapping...

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First Impressions: Twitpic comes to Android

Twitpic has made its official app available for Android today after first releasing it to the iOS App Store back in May. Twitpic has been the leading photo sharing site for Twitter since launching in 2008 and now hosts about 35 million users worldwide. Like the iOS app, the Android version allows you to capture a photo, edit it, and share it on the Twitpic website for all of your followers to see. The app has the following...

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My Gadgets on the Run

As some of you may or may not know, I'm an avid runner, and in just a few days (June 8-9), I will be participating in the annual 200 mile Madison, Wi., to Chicago Ragnar Relay. Teams of 6 to 12 runners backed up by support vans will run the nearly 200 mile trek between Madison, Wisconsin, to the finish line in Lincoln Park, Chicago, over two days and one night. My part in the team relay is to help cover 33 miles of our...

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Confessions of a webOS Fanboy

The first ever smart "device" I ever owned, and that I purchased myself, was a Sony Clie PEG-UX50 (released 2003) running Palm OS 5.2. I slaved away at my job for weeks to save up the nearly $600 this thing was worth at the time. It was a device ahead of its time and had every spec you could imagine. Once I had that baby in my hands I couldn't put it down. That device was my first introduction to Palm OS and the community of developers and hackers intent on making the device do incredible things-...

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