Android app creation made simple, google introduces the App Inventor, an App that let you create apps without programming knowledge.

To use App Inventor, you do not need to be a developer. App Inventor requires NO programming knowledge. This is because instead of writing code, you visually design the way the app looks and use blocks to specify the app's behavior.

App Inventor is simple to use, but also very powerful. Apps you build can even store data created by users in a database, so you can create a make-a-quiz app in which the teachers can save questions in a quiz for their students to answer.

Here are some sample apps that were created using App inventor: http://appinventor.googlelabs.com/learn/gallery.html

A 60 second video showing an app being made with App inventor for Android below

It's not surprising, just another glitch from ATT when it comes to the iPhones, this isn't a major glitch, but many iPhone users are reporting it takes longer for them to send pictures, video and other content from the phone.

Dallas-based ATT said Wednesday that a software glitch in network equipment made by Alcatel-Lucent is to blame for limiting the upload speeds of the iPhone 4. ATT said a fix is in the works.

Alcatel-Lucent spokeswoman Denise Panyik-Dale confirmed that there's a software problem in the company's cellular base station equipment.

Because Alcatel-Lucent isn't the only supplier of base station equipment to ATT, the problem only affects some areas. ATT spokesman Mark Siegel said the flaw affects 2 percent of the phone company's customer base.

source: yahoo finance

Steve Job probably regretted on the big letter he sent out to public last month about how crappy Adobe Flash is.  Or maybe not.  Regardless, below is the video of Adobe Flash Player 10.1 running on DROID X by Motorol.  Looks pretty good in my opinion.

Ted Patrick of Adobe explores the full, open web on the new DROID X by Motorola running Flash Player 10.1. Android 2.2 and Flash Player 10.1 will be delivered to DROID X via an over the air update by late summer. http://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer

Adobe Flash Player is a cross-platform browser-based application runtime that delivers uncompromised viewing of expressive applications, content, and videos across screens and browsers. Flash Player 10.1 is optimized for high performance on mobile screens and designed to take advantage of native device capabilities, enabling richer and more immersive user experiences.

Here are 4 more important benefits

• Support for mobile devices
• Mobile-ready features for unprecedented creative control
• Hardware acceleration
• Expanded options for high-quality media delivery

source: mobilecrunch

A video showed up on Youku website showing us the detailed review of the unannounced BlackBerry OS 6.0.  Problem is the video is in Chinese, but you can still get a lot of information out of the video as far as the OS and hardware.

The size of the Bold Slider's screen has been the source of considerable interest, as it is touch sensitive and larger than the current-generation Bold. It sits somewhere between the current Bold 9700 and the much larger, touch-only Storm 2.

Beneath the screen is a full QWERTY keypad arranged in the traditional BlackBerry portrait manner and there is also an optical trackpad, borrowed from other contemporary Research in Motion mobiles.

Rumored to be launch on AT&T during the June/July timeframe, price still unknown, but probably around $199 with a 2 years contract.

Watch the video below for more info,

source: engadget

Could never imagine you can get a BlackBerry Bold for free with a contract, becauase last year this time I had to pay $249 for my BlackBerry Bold with a contact.  But this is what T-Mobile's doing at the moment.

This sexy beast has an optical mouse control instead of a trackball and device gives you the cutting edge technology to keep you productive and "in the know" in work and life when you are from my computer without trading off style.

Some detailed specs below

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Poor Nexus One by Google doesn't feel the welcome by major carriers, with Verizon saying no to it last month, Sprint is following their footsteps and said no to the Nexus One as well.

I am with Verizon, why bother with Nexus One when you have can the incredible? I am with Sprint, why bother with Nexus one when we can get the HTC Evo 4G for the same prices? 

Sorry Google Nexus One, not much love for you!

source: BGR

If you pay even the least bit of attention to mobile/gadget blogs, you're probably aware of Research In Motion's (RIM) upcoming BlackBerry slider smartphone,

BGR, the video gives a really quick glimpse at the BlackBerry Bold 9800 slider for you all to have a look at. Hopefully, this is just the first of many videos that will pop up. Considering it has BlackBerry 6 loaded onto it, I think it will be really nice to get a hands on of the device.

Check out the new BlackBerry Bold 9800 device running OS 6.0 on video, exclusively at BGR.

source: BGR

Lucky BlackBerry Tour folks, Verizon has begun offering free "Push to Talk" feature on all your Blackberries for live.

Verizon has sent out emails to Tour users letting them know they can get the service free for life. The email states that users need only add the PTT software and service to their device before June 30th and they will get to keep it free for the life of the contract.

All a user has to do to is go to verizon's website, download and install the PTT software and service to their devices before the 30th of June.

source: unwireview

Here's a sneak preview of the upcoming BlackBerry 6 OS at WES 2010, accompanied by the Black Eyed Peas 'Boom Boom Pow'.  The interface is actually very similar to the current OS, the emphasis of this video was showing the raw processing power and speed of the OS, efficiency which RIM is known for.

Check out the video below from BlackBerry

source: engadgetmobile