Just get an international iPad? Here’s what you need next!

Apple’s iPad launched in 9 more countries today and while many of you snuck them out of the US early, many more are likely waiting in line at the Apple Store or in front of the window for the delivery truck. Once you’ve gotten your hands on Apple’s new tablet, once you’ve turned it on and played around with the browser and photos, you may be wondering what to do next Don’t worry, TiPb’s got your back:

Get apps and games. ..read more

Why the iPhone didn’t support Flash in 2007

Why didn’t Apple support Adobe’s popular Flash plugin way back in 2007 when it first launched the original iPhone 2G? Because Adobe still can’t get it to run on the most powerful, most modern 2010 devices Android, Palm and others have to offer. That’s why.

“We have a number of excited partners who are working aggressively with us to bring Flash to their devices, whether they be smartphones as well as handsets, and so companies like Google or RIM or Palm ..read more

Google readying Android gPad tablet to compete with iPad

Google CEO Eric Schmidt schmoozed some news about the next business of Apple’s they’re about to get all up in — an Android-based tablet competitor for the iPad. As reported in the New York Times [via Gizmodo]:

Eric E. Schmidt, chief executive of Google, told friends at a recent party in Los Angeles about the new device, which would exclusively run the Android operating system. People with direct knowledge of the project — who did not want to be named because ..read more

iPhone No Longer “Mobile”, Big Enough to be Own Gaming Platform Now

I already mentioned I’m on my way to GDC 2010 to cover the iPhone panel, and that iPhone gaming is getting big, so it’s interesting to see CNET reenforce just how big it’s getting:

strikingly absent among those 18 [Mobile Gaming] panels are any that deal with game development specifically for the iPhone. And why? Because for the first time, the GDC advisory board decided that Apple’s smartphone is an important enough platform to warrant its own summit. And it filled ..read more

Garmin-Asus proclaims Nuvifone M10, A50

Much like last year, Garmin-Asus got a head start on Mobile World Congress 2010 and announced two latest superfluities to its line of GPS-enabled smartphones, the Nuvifone M10 and the Nuvifone A50.

Assured since 2009, the Garmin-Asus Nuvifone A50 is the business’s first Google Android gadget and traits all the usual Google and Android facilities, comprising Google search (Read More)

2010’s Top Cell Phones

We get a head start on 2010 and take our choices for the top cell phones thus far this year.

It’s a new year with fresh things to stare forward to—fresh haircuts, novel styles and even some latest cell phones. The best cell phones for 2010 are truly not as new as one would have thought. (Read More)