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Samsung TL225 / ST550 Review Roundup

Incredulously enough, no other major camera maker has come out and mimicked Samsung's front-facing LCD approach found on the TL225 (or ST550 in some areas), so if you're in the market, it's either this one or the lesser-specced TL220 (ST500). If you're considering picking up the former as a bang-up gift for your special someone, you'd probably do yourself a solid by taking a peek at a few reviews around the web. The long and short of it is this: the camera's dual LCDs are well implemented, and...

Apple to Fix iTunes 9 Sync Problems

Apple has finally opened up their auditory canals and listened to their customers who have claimed of the iTunes 9 sync causing crashes and other issues with selected iPods, and Cupertino will get to work on a potential fix so that everyone ends up as a happy and satisfied customer. Such problems were first reported not too long after the software's release, and they have snowballed since then. While some potential fixes were suggested by selected users, none of them managed to be a universal...

Vodafone Ditches HTC HD2 In Favor Of iPhone

It seems that HTC HD2 fans that are on Vodafone’s network might be out of luck. Despite the popularity of the HD2, a Vodafone spokesman has said that Vodafone has decided not to restock the phone, ditching it in favor on a slew of new phones next year, which will include the iPhone. Does that mean that the iPhone has trumped the HTC HD2 in this...

Samsung My Touch Special Edition

Spain has it good with a special edition Samsung My Touch from Movistar, where the Korean company had the experience of famous Spanish designer Custo Dalmau to roill out its My Touch 2GB Custo Special Edition. This edition won't see any changes made to the hardware, although you do get some special artwork on the battery cover alongside a bag that ought to keep your girlfriend or wife happy with your latest purchase - talk about killing two birds with one stone! This model number will come...

Sprint says Android 2.0 coming to Hero

In the wake of Verizon's Droid Eris update announcement, Sprint couldn't very well rest on its laurels and let the world go by while its Android babies grow stale on version 1.5, could it? Indeed, the company has announced today (via Twitter, of all things) that it'll be bringing Android 2.0 to the table for its HTC Hero and Samsung Moment in the first half of 2010. Naturally, we wish they could tighten that up to the first quarter (or heck, this month, for that matter), but as far as we can...