Top 5 iPhone Apps of 2010

1.  Pandora Radio - Pandora is a music app which takes one song or artist and creates a type of playlist related to your search.  This app is easily the best music app available in the Apple AppStore.  Plus, it is definitely the best Pandora App around.

2.  Facebook - As it becomes more and more popular, practically everyone has a Facebook so being able to use it on the go with this app is even better.  One of the best things about this app is the fact that it has things such as Chat which the majority of Facebook apps do not.

3.  Google Mobile App - This app allows you to search for practically anything you want that is on your phone and the web.  From videos on  YouTube to Blogger, the Google Mobile App can do it.

4.  Meebo - One of the easiest ways to communicate with friends or family through any of the main Chat Services out there.  Meebo puts all of your AIM, Yahoo!, MSN, etc into one simple area.

5.  Jott - The simplest way to record voice memos as text.  This app is great for simply adding contacts or even writing out an essay.

Samsung to reveal new Android Device.

In only two short weeks Samsung will be revealing a new Android Device.  They will be revealing it on November 8th, 2010 so we will have to wait anxiously until then.  Currently we only have guesses to what the device will be and what exact features it will have.  But, hopefully on the 8th all of those questions will be answered.  Stay tuned for more info regarding the conference and new Samsung Android Device!

Plus,  make sure to leave a comment telling us what you think the new device will be like.

Nokia N8

The Nokia N8 with one of the lesser-known OS's, Symbian offers a very nice smartphone which has tried to offer better usability and functionality than others. The Nokia N8 is running the newest version of Symbian which offers some needed improvements such as more multimedia capabilities. Considering the fact that this phone does not offer anything which is absolutely amazing, the $549 price tag will probably keep the majority of people away. Despite the price tag the Nokia N8 is overall a nice smartphone and offers free turn-by-turn directions which is rarely seen any where but in Android phones.

The Good: Offers a much better experience than previous Symbian phones, captures great video a pictures, and free turn-by-turn navigation with Ovi Maps.

The Bad: Despite the upgrades in the user-interface it still has a lot of work to do in order to compete with other smartphones. And, the very high price tag will discourage many from buying it.

Overall: If you can afford it then the Nokia N8 might be for you, but that is if you are only looking for a very simple phone. If you want a more " cutting-edge " smartphone you should be looking into the Droid series or the iPhone.