Mobile phones are without a doubt our most personal and intimate computers. They are with us at all times, and we have become extremely reliant on them. At Ubergizmo we follow the latest developments, products and rumors of this extremely vibrant eco-system. Don’t miss a beat, and don’t forget that Ubergizmo is mobile-friendly too!
12/29/2010, We’ve been hearing whispers about it for a while, and now the latest version of Skype for the iPhone offers users the luxury of making Skype to Skype video calls from their iPhone via Wi-Fi or 3G. They will also be able to communicate with desktop users...
12/29/2010, Casemods are generally cool, but some of them are just plain strange and don’t make sense. We’re talking about Goteking’s Game Boy that has apparently been hollowed out to offer space for a HTC Aria. There is also a white iPhone 4 dummy involved...
12/29/2010, Developers who are busy working on Windows Phone apps probably won’t be too happy to hear that the digital rights management (DRM) security that is put in place by Microsoft to protect apps in the Windows Phone 7 Marketplace has been cracked. While the...
12/29/2010, With popular apps such as Instagram and many others, folks are getting back into the feel of sharing media that look like they were captured on vintage equipment. If you wanted to give your iPhone-captured videos that retro feel, the 8mm Vintage Camera...
12/28/2010, Google has recently been asking developers to submit demo videos of their Android apps and now it seems to be coming together. About 500 apps have videos available through the Market’s API, allowing third-party app discovery sites to expose them for...
12/28/2010, Remember our story about the range of Samsung Galaxy S phones getting the Android 2.2 Froyo update? Well, apparently that was a mistake on Samsung’s part, bummer. The US Galaxy S variants; Fascinate, Vibrant and Epic 4G were caught listed with...
12/28/2010, Huawei’s Android-powered IDEOS X5 was spotted in the past, but at long last Huawei has listed a bunch of photos and a detailed specifications sheet so that you can make a more informed purchase decision when it comes to the company’s...
12/28/2010, We’re still waiting to get our mittens on the HTC Desire HD and now it seems that we’re inching closer to doing so. A device bearing the model number PD98120 has paid a visit to the FCC and it supports the WCDMA bands II and V, making it compatible...
12/28/2010, Folks who are still patiently waiting for the Motorola Cliq 2 or the Dell Streak 7 (or whatever it will be called), you might want to make a tiny note for January 19th 2011 on your calendar. While it’s not official yet, whispers are going around that...
12/27/2010, You’ve been waiting for it, and now it’s finally arrived. Sprint has just launched its 4G WiMAX network in the San Francisco Bay Area. Sprint touts the network as being able to offer mobile web browsing up to 10 times faster than a 3G service and it...
12/27/2010, We do know that Google’s Android platform is capable of offering Over The Air (OTA) streaming services in a music player as demonstrated at the 2010 Google I/O developer conference, but that music player will not debut in the upcoming Android 2.3...
12/27/2010, Over the week-end, there was a small drama unfolding as an alleged former employee talked about RIM’s reaction to Apple’s original iPhone announcement. The comment immediately spread like wildfire on the web, but basically, RIM (the company...
12/27/2010, Smartphones have gotten more and more powerful these days, so it is not surprising to see them feature better and better games, sporting superior graphics even to the Nintendo DS (but certainly not losing out to the Sony PSP either), and have grown to be...
12/27/2010, The CDMA iPhone rumors just refuse to die off and now reports are in that Apple is rather optimistic for 2011. The company is reportedly planning to ship five to six million CDMA iPhones between January and March, and has also increased the production of...
