A few weeks ago, I picked up the HTC One M8 for my ‘work’ phone. It’s a great phone, but the materials used for the body of the phone, while high quality, are SLICK. I knew immediately that I would need a case, and for me, that meant an Otterbox Commuter series. My friends atContinue reading “Otterbox Commuter For HTC One M8 Review”
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The HTC Blog Helps Make Sense Of Sense
The first Android phone that I got was the Nexus One, built by HTC for Google. However, I also got to play with an HTC DROID Eris for Verizon for a while, and I really fell in love with HTC’s Sense user interface. Over the years, they’ve been improving it quite a bit, and theContinue reading “The HTC Blog Helps Make Sense Of Sense”
Choices That Phone Manufacturers Need To Stop
I love technology, and I love smartphones. I really love switching between different smartphones to find the little things that manufacturers use to set themselves apart. Unfortunately, that also tends to highlight the annoying things that manufacturers do that provide a poor user experience. Some of these might just be on accident, while others veryContinue reading “Choices That Phone Manufacturers Need To Stop”
My Top Tech Toys Of 2011
I firmly believe that technology should enrich and enable our lives, so it’s no surprise that I use a lot of technology in my life. Some of these gadgets are for personal use. Some are for work, and others are just for fun, but here’s a list of the top tech toys that I discoveredContinue reading “My Top Tech Toys Of 2011”
Thoughts On Windows Phone Mango On The HTC HD7
When Nokia announced that it was going to partner with Microsoft and start using Windows Phone as the smartphone platform of choice (at least in the U.S.), I was floored, but I also knew that if Nokia was so confident in this platform, then I needed to get a Windows Phone device and start checkingContinue reading “Thoughts On Windows Phone Mango On The HTC HD7”
Nokia Needs Android Like Symbian Needs HTC
For starters, this isn’t entirely my idea. Others have suggested that Nokia give Android a fighting chance, most recently Kevin at GigaOm, who makes some extremely valid points. After 6 years of being a Symbian addict, I recently gave up on the platform to pick up Google’s Nexus One, and I’m loving it. While mostContinue reading “Nokia Needs Android Like Symbian Needs HTC”
Is Battery Life Or User Interface More Important?
Earlier this week, I was posed the question, ‘On a mobile device, what’s more important, battery life or user interface?‘ Of course, the first answer is both, but on a more serious note, it’s a really interesting question. Prior to my experience with the BlackBerry Bold 9700, I would have said user interface, hands down.Continue reading “Is Battery Life Or User Interface More Important?”
Video Of The Unofficial Android v2.1 with SenseUI Leaked On The HTC Eris
One thing that sucks about the HTC Eris is that it’s stuck on Android v1.5 – a shame since the handset is still relatively new (it came out in December 2009). Newer Android-powered devices have Android v2.x, which brings several updates, including voice-guided navigation in Google Maps and support for more advanced applications, like GoogleContinue reading “Video Of The Unofficial Android v2.1 with SenseUI Leaked On The HTC Eris”
Seesmic For Android Adds Multiple Account Support
Not but a few minutes after I posted my thoughts on TweetCaster for Android, Loic LeMur, who I had the pleasure of meeting last year at SXSW, announced an updated version of Seesmic for Android, complete with multiple account support! Of course I downloaded the update as soon as I could, to check out theContinue reading “Seesmic For Android Adds Multiple Account Support”
I Finally Have A Camo Phone
If you know me at all, you’ll know that I’ve long been obsessed with having a camouflaged cell phone. I don’t really know why, perhaps cause I’m a Texan, but in any case, I’ve never gotten one, until now. When I got the HTC Eris from Verizon, I decided to get a case of someContinue reading “I Finally Have A Camo Phone”
Ricky Cadden 