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LG to use dual

LG will launch ten new smart phones by the end of the year, with new additions to the Optimus range chipped by Nvidia, as well as the Android tablet it previously confirmed. LG confirmed it would be using Nvidia dual-core processors for its high-end Android phones, the Wall Street Journal reports. This might be a …

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EpicWin: RPG your way to getting things done

As with any classic role-playing-style game, EpicWin ($2.99) gives you experience points in a number of categories that help your character gain skills and move through a mystical world. The difference in this game? You have to complete your own real tasks to advance your character. While task management and to-do lists are nothing new on the iPhone (see OmniFocus …

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BlackBerry Bold R020 is startlingly familiar

Specifications for a new BlackBerry Bold have been leaked, and it looks as though little has changed from the 9700, at least visually and through the way it works. Boy Genius Report managed to get hold of an internal document that reveals RIM hasn’t changed much with the ‘Bold R020’, which is expected for an October release, compared to what …

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StumbleUpon app for iPhone and Android out now

Android and iPhone owners will be able to discover weird and wonderful Web pages they would never have otherwise experienced thanks to a new StumbleUpon app. It takes the StumbleUpon experience mobile, letting you can discover and rate random Web pages recommended to you by others. It works by getting you, the stumbler, to click on a ‘stumble’ button that …

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Elements 1.0: Dropbox

With the Dropbox-powered Elements, text editing on the go is more accessible than ever. A basic but functional feature set keeps Elements light, but still incredibly useful. If you already have a Dropbox account, just sign in when Elements launches and you’ll get a new folder on your account to store your Elements documents. I ran in to some issues …

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Nokia to buy mobile analytics firm

Nokia announced Friday that it will acquire Motally, a small, privately held mobile analytics firm in San Francisco. Staffed by a team of only eight people, Motally offers mobile app developers a service for tracking the usage of their software. The goal is to help developers enhance and optimize their apps by understanding how people use them. Looking to support …

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HTC Desire Z to pack slide

Carphone Warhouse appeared to have let the cat out of the bag after it put details of a mystery Qwerty phone called the HTC Desire Z — as well as the heavily leaked HTC Desire HD — on its Mobiles.co.uk website. That was until it admitted to our sister site ZDNet UK that it had culled the specs from online …

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Top Gun 2: The need for more speed

Movie sequels almost universally suck, but video game sequels? More often than not, they improve on the original. So it is with Top Gun 2 ($2.99), the unexpected but very welcome follow-up to last year’s widely praised Top Gun. It’s essentially the same game, but just plain better in nearly every respect. As before, you pilot your jet from a …

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Chrome OS tablet from HTC this year?

HTC is reportedly working on a Chrome OS tablet, which will offer the iPad some much-needed competition before the end of the year. Before you get too excited, this information is based the words of an unnamed source who spoke to the AOL blog downloadsquad. If the rumour is true, the tablet will be built in conjunction with Verizon and …

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