Break The Blogger Restriction

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Keyboard comparison

PocketNow produced this great Keyboard comparison which compares the time it takes to input a common phrase on 9 common devices: HTC Touch Pro, AT&T Tilt, HTC Touch, Samsung Omnia, Apple iPhone, Motorola Q9h, Palm Treo Pro and 700w, and BlackJack II.

How To Create An iPhone Theme With iPhone Theme Maker

We stumbled into one website which lets you create iPhone themes without putting much of an effort. You just have to just choose certain options and leave the rest to the iPhone Theme Maker.

Yuu can create an iPhone theme in simple 5 steps on iPhone Theme Maker. First of all, you can select the icons you wish to added in your theme. You have to give it a name after that, and then you can either upload your own wallpaper or you may use one from the gallery. Similarly you may also choose the style of Dock and Statusbar.

It compiles a theme in no time which you can download in Pxl and Zip file type. The above is the screenshot of the theme I created in 5 secs. Pretty easy.

Vodafone demonstration video shows you how to use the BlackBerry Storm

Not that you really needed any additional instructions on how to operate the BlackBerry Storm, but just in case you're a little slow on the uptake (or just want to be ultra-prepared come launch day), you'll certainly want to direct your attention to the video after the break. Yeah, it's a Vodafone Storm, so those looking for the typical Verizon garb will be a tad disoriented at first, but we're sure it'll be of assistance in the long run. Run along and study, kids -- release day is, um, soon... ish.

Motorola Krave ZN4 review roundup

We had a feeling we'd get a mixed bag of reviews as soon as we first saw the Motorola Krave ZN4 -- it's one of those love it or hate it type things, you know? In some cases, reviewers chose to focus on the positives, noting that it was cute, unique, a good music player and a phone that would last and last without a recharge. Another batch of critics couldn't hold back the whip, pointing out that it lacked WiFi, packed a lackluster browser, included yawn-worthy software and offered a keyboard that was "straight-up awkward." As expected, overall ratings hovered between just below average to just above average, and it seems this phone will be exactly what you make it out to be. Moto fans will likely have plenty to cheer about, but those without a dog in the fight may want to give the writeups below a more thorough glance before dropping $149.99 and agreeing to a super-sized 2-year commitment.