APKinstall is a free web service that helps you do one thing. With it you can very easily install any Android app (.apk file) download into your computer without transferring them to your Android device via USB. I think, new android users can benefit much from this service.
Google is working hard on the new Android platform called Honeycomb (Android 3.0) to make it public within few months. A preview of Honeycomb UI has already been displayed at the Consumer Electronic Show (CES) in Las Vegas. This brand new user interface is cool, truly virtual, and holographic.
Windows Phone 7 is the latest mobile operating system developed by Microsoft that offers many new features including a nice looking new user interface (UI). If you’re planning to buy a new Windows phone 7 handset, the comparison chart produced by ElecktricForest may help you in making a decision.
Nokia Theme Creator developed by Nokia is a tool to create beautiful themes for Nokia mobile phones (graphical and audio themes). Nokia Theme Creator is a family of Carbide.ui and enables the Symbian OS, S60 and Series 40 UIs to be customized with WYSIWYG layout.
Because of its wide apps collections, it’s getting harder and harder to discover a new app from the Android Market. To helps you, here is a new app named Appsfire that not only lets you easily find apps but it also lets you manage your installed apps.
Recently, The Wall Street Journal has examined 50 popular apps (games and other software) on each of the iPhone and Android operating systems to see what details (about you and your phone) these apps sending to outsiders while you running. The result was interesting.