Google will finally allow Android developers to charge for their applications distributed via Android Market. That was a great move from Google; the ability to charge for applications will not only allow current Android developers to get compensated for their hard work, but also make Android more attractive to new developers. As a result, end users, who own Android-based [...]
Last week I blogged about POP3 settings for Hotmail not being available for US customers. Well, even though I haven’t read anything official from the Hotmail Team about it, it seems like US Hotmail customers can now take advantage of POP3 settings from any e-mail client that accepts it, such as your iPhone, Windows Mobile [...]
Microsoft is getting ready to provide a service similar to Google Sync, called My Phone. This service will allow users to synchronize data from their mobile devices to a password-protected site.
So far, it sounds like Google Sync (covered in a previous post). However, unlike Google Sync, Microsoft My Phone will allow users to synchronize not only [...]
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