Even in beta, we highlighted Evernote as one of Android’s essential apps. It takes notes, recordings and photos, and syncs them online instantly so they’re available anywhere. It’s final and should be showing up in the Marketplace later today. More »
What’s this? Apple approved a video recording app for the iPhone 3G and iPhone OldGee? Like, for the App Store? Yeah, it’s called iVideoCamera and it’s $1.19. It’s pretty crappy. OK, really crappy. More »
Consider this fact: AT&T, a huge wireless provider in the United States, cannot reliably connect calls in New York City. [Fake Steve]
Google’s Nexus One has been interpreted by some press as a title inspired by the Nexus series of androids in the Blade Runner movie. Creator Philip K. Dick’s daughter, Isa, says, “We were never consulted, no requests were made, and we didn’t grant any sort of permissions.” She is consulting her legal counsel over the matter. [NYT]
In today’s very special episode of Gizmodo Remainders, Microsoft admits to plagiarism, Comcast unveils a streaming video service, and stop reading this right now because you could develop nearsightedness. Plus, does anyone actually use McDonald’s Wi-Fi? More »
Yes, that’s right. Your old phones – the ones that are sitting around your home doing nothing but gathering dust – can be exchanged for live chickens thanks to MobileMuster and Oxfam. The catch is that you don’t get to keep the chicken – it’s instead donated to a family in Laos. More »
Microsoft’s search engine Bing, despite its similarities to Arby’s, is pretty great – and now it’s come to the iTunes App Store to invade iPhones and iPods Touch. More »
