Good news, everyone! Our very own iPhone / iPod touch app is finally really available in Apple’s much talked about and critically acclaimed App Store! That’s right, all the excitement and info you’ve come to know and love from Engadget is now bottled in an easy to digest and delicious iPhone form. The application — easily downloadable from your device or iTunes — features a whole bunch of useful features such as offline viewing, built in streaming for The Engadget Show, in-app tipping (you know, for when you see the next iPhone), and all kinds of customization options. You can download the app right here , or click on the image above. Even better than this? We’ve got more apps on the way! Before CES (fingers crossed), you should see both a BlackBerry and webOS version of the Engadget application, and plans for the Android version are already in motion. Lastly, a big, big, big thanks to the team at AOL that actually made this thing a reality: Sun Sachs, Andy Averbuch, Hareesh P, Anibal Rosado, Rajesh Kumar, Rich Foster, Claudeland Louis, Mike Wolstat, Eric Wedge, Vikas B R, Asha Indira and Bob Gurwin. You guys rule. Engadget for iPhone / iPod touch: available now! originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 29 Dec 2009 22:59:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink | Email this | Comments
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Engadget for iPhone / iPod touch: available now!
December 29th, 2009 
jedwan 
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Tags: 29th-2009, apple, apple ipod touch, appleiphone, att, engadget, iphone, iphone 3g, iphone-3gs, iphone3gs, mobile 
No Comments »T-Mobile makes internal mention of Nexus One (sort of) for ‘early January’ release
December 29th, 2009 jedwan It manages to never actually call out the device by name, but T-Mobile’s thrown up some internal verbiage mentioning that “Google… is scheduled to launch a new Android device in early January.” That would line up with information we’d previously received reporting to some sort of January 5 launch , and we can only assume they’re talking about the Nexus One here — though the name could still change by the time this hits retail channels. Interestingly, T-Mobile calls out that Google and HTC will be directly responsible for support on the handset, bypassing T-Mobile for everything other than wireless service — the great “dumb pipe” dream, realized. Stay tuned, because it looks like this is all about to get real. T-Mobile makes internal mention of Nexus One (sort of) for ‘early January’ release originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 29 Dec 2009 11:18:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink | Email this | Comments
Posted in att, Cell Phone, engadget, htc, LG Tags: 29th-2009, Cell Phone, engadget, google-phone, googlephone, kpgalligan, mobile, neutral, nexusone, report, return-false No Comments »HTC Hero caught running Android 2.1?
November 29th, 2009 admin HTC promised the world an Android 2.0 -based firmware for its Hero line once it figured out the nitty gritty details of porting Sense to Google’s latest code, leapfrogging Donut altogether — but now, it looks like they’re gonna do one better. Screenshots found today show a Hero running Android 2.1, which would dovetail nicely with the fact that Google had teased a “minor update” to 2.0 before the end of 2009 back when it announced Eclair last month. The interface looks largely untouched from 1.5, proof that HTC was able to bring Sense up to speed with minimum drama; it’s unclear when this’ll all be available, but considering that Sprint’s version just got a super-minor update , some carrier-branded versions could be in for a wait. HTC Hero caught running Android 2.1? originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 29 Nov 2009 17:01:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink | Email this | Comments
Posted in att, engadget, htc, LG Tags: 29th-2009, att, droid, engadget, htc, neutral, replies-android, unverified No Comments »Nokia N900 glitch leads to useful portrait mode, caught on video
November 29th, 2009 admin File this under “it’s not a bug, it’s a feature” if true. According to Guyver at the maemo.org forums, some glitch in the OS caused his Nokia N900 to switch into portrait mode for everything, not just dialer and photo apps as previously allowed. We’d love to eliminate the need for two hands to run our favorite chunks of mobile software, but so far we haven’t been able to recreate his trick. Try it at home if you’d like by tilting the device to launch the phone app, then sliding up the screen and closing the app. Perhaps the gang at Espoo can turn this into a legit update — if they’re awesome people, of course. Video after the break. Continue reading Nokia N900 glitch leads to useful portrait mode, caught on video Filed under: Cellphones Nokia N900 glitch leads to useful portrait mode, caught on video originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 29 Nov 2009 15:19:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink | Email this | Comments
Posted in att, engadget, htc, LG Tags: 29th-2009, feature, htc, land scape, landscape, n900, nokia, nokia-n900, nokian900, portrait No Comments »Hack: use Google Voice to add visual voicemail to your G1, Dream, or Magic
June 29th, 2009 jedwan Filed under: Features , Software , Android With home screen widgets, an on-screen keyboard, great notification management, and hands-down the best Gmail experience of any platform, Android 1.5 finally makes it easy (or easier, anyway) to love Google’s foray into the mobile world. Of course, if you’re coming from an iPhone — as some users inevitably will be — there are a few features that’ll be sorely missed as you make the transition.
Posted in Cell Phone, engadget Tags: 29th-2009, apple, Cell Phone, engadget, engadget-mobile, features, googlevoice, mobile, phone, updates, voice No Comments »
