The massive 3300mAh battery inside the new Motorola Droid Razr Maxx gives users over 8 hours of continued 4G LTE web-surfing, smashing marks set by its competitors. The Droid Razr Maxx was launched this week with a huge $299 premium on a two year contract with Verizon, leading many to question whether the extra battery power was worth an extra $100.
If you went crazy for Reckless Racing back in 2010 , fasten your seat belts because a sequel app is set to race into the App Store this February. The news was announced by Polarbit via a Twitter reply , and since a trailer for the upcoming application has hit the Web. The launch date, as noted in the Twitter update, is February 2. According to PocketGamer , here’s what you can expect from the sequel: Polarbit’s sequel is expected to arrive packing a full single-player campaign, longer and more dangerous tracks, and a variety of graphical enhancements, such as improved car models.
Newly instated RIM CEO Thorsten Heins has revealed that despite the company’s woes BlackBerry won’t be sold and he is not looking to take the easy route out of the current situation – ie, bow down to Google and release BlackBerry-flavoured Android devices. Speaking to Crackberry, Heins commented on rumours in the media on plans to break up or sell RIM, saying: “my true belief is that RIM has the strength and the assets that we can really succeed in this market”. He notes there is renewed positive energy in RIM’s offices and it is proud of its integrated solution of hardware, software, services and network, but admits there will be a lot of change in terms of structure and software.
You can now edit the default language for app metadata any time. If you have multiple apps, you have the added flexibility of managing metadata localizations for each individual app. Any localizations you add will be displayed automatically based on customers’ OS or iOS language settings. Otherwise, the default language you select will be displayed to all customers.
The head of HTC UK Phil Robertson has acknowledged that the company needs to ‘get back to what made us great’ after the Taiwanese manufacturer lost momentum in 2011. He said HTC will focus more on hero devices and cut back on the number of phones it releases in the coming year, after outing a huge array of Android and Windows Phone devices last year. Robertson said the company tried to do too much during the last calendar year, which contributed to its first fall in profits in the last two years, last quarter.