Devotees of the webOS ecosystem learned long ago not to underestimate the power of a devoted, motivated homebrew community. It was grassroots efforts like webOS-Internals that unlocked the potential of the platform and earned the respect and endorsement of Palm, and later HP. It should come as no surprise, then, that a group of similarly talented but differently motivated developers have come together for the common goal of altering yet another webOS device: the diminutive HP Veer. This time, though, their goal isn't to modify webOS, but to replace it- with Android. Fortunately, some of these sharp people took time out of their day to write some posts showing we regular types how to do it, too! Follow along in the video below as I take you through the ins and outs of putting Google's OS on one of the smallest smartphones on the market. For links to the files mentioned in the video, check out the post on Pocketnow at: pocketnow.com Pocketnow's home page: www.pocketnow.com Follow Pocketnow on Twitter at http Follow Michael on Twitter at www.twitter.com Thanks for watching!

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Short of installing a custom ROM or overclocking your CPU, there are a variety of tweaks you can put in place to make your Android feel faster. Here are the steps: 1. Disable screen animations (Settings: Display: Animations) 2. Disable browser plugins (Browser: Settings: Plugins) 3. Use a third party launcher like LauncherPro or ADW Launcher 4. Turn off live wallpaper 5. Reduce the number of widgets and icons on your home screens 6. Uninstall any unused apps 7. Reduce frequency of data updates (Settings: Accounts) Website: pocketnow.com Facebook www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com

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Watch our video comparison of AT&T's new flagship, the HTC One X Vs. Verizon's Samsung Galaxy Nexus. One of our contenders is Google's venerable mainstay of America's "most reliable," number-one, most-red-and-black wireless network; the other is a hot young upstart looking to steal the spotlight in the name of Big-Blue-number-two. One bears a proud South Korean heritage, while the other is Taiwan's newest crown jewel! One built of plastic, one of different plastic polycarbonate! Who will claim the title of America's best LTE Android smartphone? Well, maybe it's not all that dramatic ... but we definitely have things to compare. Things like build quality, display performance, and camera resolution. And how big an impact does Sense 4 have on Ice Cream Sandwich, anyway? For our full review of the AT&T HTC One X, click here: pocketnow.com For our full review of the Verizon Samsung Galaxy Nexus, click here: pocketnow.com Follow Pocketnow on Twitter at @pocketnowtweets Follow Michael on Twitter at @Captain2Phones

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Watch this week's Windows Phone view as we wrap-up all that's good and bad inside the world of Microsoft's Windows Phone platform. - Nokia's Redesign of the Windows Phone UI: bit.ly - Project Detroit: Custom Windows Phone and Tablet Car Integration bit.ly

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From iPad to iPad: The Leap from Oldest to Newest bit.ly Watch this week's iReview as we go through all the cool and the not so cool inside the world of Apple's iOS devices. In today's show we go through the New iPad's sales results after just a couple of days of being launched. We later talk about some of the great apps that already support it's new Retina Display. We then go through all our week's coverage on the New iPad, including the reasons why we recommend the Verizon iPad over the AT&T model. We talk about your possibility to jailbreak it, since we know many of you are already waiting. We end our Cool section talking about the Apple's recent order for LTE-equipped iPhones with a 3.5-inch display and a launch date of October. In the Not So Cool section we round-up all the list of complaints of Apple's New iPad, which include heat issues, Wi-Fi connectivity problems and even Smart Covers that don't work with it. All this and more coming up right now.

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After the Windows 8 Consumer Preview was released this week, it took me a few hours to decide wether or not I wanted to install it on my old HP TouchSmart tm2 that I use daily and bought a while before the original iPad came out. Needless to say I took the plunge after the setup program told me just about everything I had already installed would be compatible. It turns out Windows 8 is going to be a lot like Windows Phone 7 and that's probably a good thing. You've got full screen "Metro" style apps that have no reminants of application chrome or even operating system controls. You've got the gorgeous live tiles that animate with pictures, social network notifications, messages, emails and weather. Everything is very smooth and responsive to the touch. However there are some big differences. First of all, I was quite content with the Windows 7 touch interface. You touch the buttons and they activate. That's pretty simple. Now that I've been using Windows 8 though, I'm much more impressed. The touch UI is designed to be both ergonomic, highly efficient, and clutter free! The main controls are right next to the bezel where your thumbs would be if you were holding a tablet. Just swipe your thumb along the left side to flip between open apps. Swipe across it and then back to show a list of thumbnails representing open apps that you can easily tap to open the one you're looking for. Then swiping on the right side with your thumb opens the "charms" for other types of operating <b>...</b>

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In this video we're comparing the Verizon Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 LTE with the Amazon Kindle Fire, Apple iPad and the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1. We're looking at form-factor, user interface, experience, performance and more. Website: pocketnow.com Twitter twitter.com Facebook: www.facebook.com

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After spending several days with the new iPad, there's a lot we love (and hate) about it. In terms of the thing we hate: the screen, white ultra sharp, is warmer than the iPad 2, isn't as bright, and doesn't have the incredible viewing angles of its predessor. Something else we don't like much about the new iPad is how long it takes to charge: about 7 hours to go from 0% to 100%. Finally, the size and weight of the new iPad makes it a bit uncomfortable to hold in long reading sessions. What do we love? That display! It's unlike anything we've seen, and is most reminiscent of a printed magazine page. We also love the LTE, which provides faster-than-WiFi speeds wherever you are.

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Both the HTC Titan II and the Nokia Lumia 900 were released this week on AT&T. Both have many similarities as well. You've got high speed AT&T LTE data connections, Windows Phone 7.5, non-removable batteries, large screen sizes, 480x800 pixel screen resolutions, front facing cameras, 16Gb of storage, 512Mb of RAM and Qualcomm Snapdragon processors. But how do they differ and is that worth the price?

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HTC may be working on a Windows Phone 7 model with an unprecedented 16-megapixel camera, suggests this video. Such a handset would double the pixel count of the company's highest-resolution devices, which currently top out at eight megapixels.

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Full Galaxy Nexus Review: is.gd Now that we've had a few days to dig into the Samsung Galaxy Nexus and Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, what aa few of the more notable changes that we've found? More Galaxy Nexus Articles and videos: pocketnow.com

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More info: is.gd MicDroid is an Auto-Tune app for Android. It's similar to the I AM T-PAIN app on the iPhone, but not as fully featured. MicDroid gives you many options to adjust the pitch of you vocal recordings and gives users the ability to save recordings, make ringtones out of them, and even email them to friends. It's available on the Android Market for free, although there is a donation version for $2..99 (in case you want to show support to the developer). The app is purely for entertainment purposes and will probably result in lots of laughter (unless you can actually sing).

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You can now download Skype on Android, with full support for the front-facing video camera, from the Android Market. It works with these devices (with Gingerbread installed)... Acer A5 HTC Desire (2.2) HTC Desire HD HTC Evo 3D HTC Evo 4G HTC Flyer HTC Incredible S ...

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We thought it would be fun to do a little comparison between Windows Phone Mango and Apple's iOS. Just to warn you, we decided to use Apple's iOS 4 on a 4th generation iPod Touch rather than the iOS 5 beta since the latter seemed to be too buggy for now. So take a look at some of the major differences and similarities between two tasty fruits--Windows Phone Mango and Apple's iOS. Website: pocketnow.com Twitter twitter.com Facebook: www.facebook.com

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Here's a look at how Gorilla Glass stands up to my AT&T Samsung Captivate with a kitchen knife. Gorilla Glass is found on the following products, plus more: bit.ly

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Pocketnow editors remember Steve Jobs and his legacy on both Technology and Humanity. We start it off by remembering what described him best: "Here's to the crazy ones. The misfits. The rebels. The troublemakers. The round pegs in the square holes. The ones who see things differently. They're not fond of rules. And they have no respect for the status quo. You can quote them, disagree with them, glorify or vilify them. About the only thing you can't do is ignore them. Because they change things. They invent. They imagine. They heal. They explore. They create. They inspire. They push the human race forward. Maybe they have to be crazy. How else can you stare at an empty canvas and see a work of art? Or sit in silence and hear a song that's never been written? Or gaze at a red planet and see a laboratory on wheels? While some see them as the crazy ones, we see genius. Because the people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world, are the ones who do." Website: pocketnow.com Twitter twitter.com Facebook: www.facebook.com

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The LG Optimus 3D -- soon the AT&T Thrill 4G -- is shipping with Android 2.2 Froyo out of the box which could be a deal breaker for some but the manufacturer promised an official update to Android 2.3 Gingerbread (coming this autumn according to rumors). We take a look at the software aspects of the Optimus 3D in this video. Website: pocketnow.com Twitter twitter.com Facebook: www.facebook.com

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Full spec comparison and photographs: bit.ly Full iPhone 4S review: bit.ly Full Motorola Droid Bionic review: bit.ly If you're on Verizon, you can now choose between the new iPhone 4S or the best Droid yet, the Droid Bionic. The iPhone 4S has the new Apple A5 dual-core CPU, an improved 8MP camera, plus Siri. The Droid Bionic runs on 4G LTE with a dual-core CPU. Which of these high-end smartphones is better? Check out our comparison video

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In this video we unbox the new HTC Arrive for Sprint. This is the first CDMA Windows Phone 7 device to be released in the United States. Modeled after the HTC 7 Pro this phone features a full five row QWERTY keyboard with an adequately sized screen. The device comes with the micro USB charging/sync cable, a wall charger, and a headset. Stay tuned for the hardware and software tour coming up next. Website: pocketnow.com Facebook www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com

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pocketnow.com is unboxing the Nokia X7, launched back in April -- along with the Nokia E6 -- which was the first to come out of the box running Nokia's latest version of Symbian, Anna. Link to post: pocketnow.com Twitter: twitter.com Facebook: www.facebook.com

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More images and specs here: bit.ly Full Titan review is up! bit.ly The HTC Titan runs on Windows Phone 7 Mango, meaning you get all of the new features like fast app switching, the IE9 browser, Twitter integration, and much more. And with 1.5GHz of power, everything feels smoother and faster when compared to other Windows Phone 7 hardware running with the typical 1GHz CPU. In this video, we show you game performance, do a browser comparison, and cover some of the built-in apps from HTC. Website: pocketnow.com Twitter twitter.com Facebook: www.facebook.com

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As the first Windows Phone 7 device to officially have the NoDo update, the HTC Arrive also has some other pleasant surprises. In this video we go through the software of the new HTC Arrive for Sprint. Website: pocketnow.com Facebook www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com

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Full review: is.gd The Dell Venue Pro is a Windows Phone 7 device with a full slide-down QWERTY keyboard. It has a fast 1GHz Snapdragon CPU with 512MB of RAM. It's the last of the Windows Phone 7 launch devices to be released, and is locked to T-Mobile. Website: pocketnow.com Facebook www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com

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In this video we go through the software of the Motorola Bravo. Like many AT&T handsets this phone has a large amount of proprietary AT&T software. The Bravo is running Android 2.1 along with the MotoBlur 1.5 user interface. The best programs bundled with this device are DLNA, Swype keyboard, and Social Networking.

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This Snapdragon-based devices has a 1GHz CPU and Windows Mobile 6.5.

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As the first CDMA Windows Phone 7 device becomes available we wanted to highlight some of the best hardware features of the Sprint HTC Arrive. The Sprint Arrive is as alternative model of the HTC 7 Pro. Unlike the 7 Pro this device is operating on Sprint's CDMA 800/1900 network. The Arrive has similar internal specs of most other Windows Phone 7 devices. This includes a Qualcomm 1GHz processor, an adequate amount of internal storage, a WVGA display (800 x 480 pixels), a 5MP camera with dedicated button and support for 720p video recording. All this muscle is powered by a 1500 mAh battery which HTC has stated is capable of 6 hours of talk time. Website: pocketnow.com Facebook www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com

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This is our unboxing video of the newest Windows Phone for AT&T; the HTC HD7S. It's a minor upgrade from the HD7 that we've already seen on T-Mobile, but there are some interesting differences. Inside the box, we've got the usual headphones, MicroUSB cable, and charging adapter... nothing special like a case or coupon codes or anything like that. Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com

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The HTC Freestyle for AT&T is essentially an HTC Smart, but for the US. The Freestyle and Smart uses HTC's Brew MP platform which is intended to provide those that aren't quite ready for a smartphone with a device that acts like a smartphone. Seem strange? It is, though perhaps there is a market for this kind of device. In this video we take a look at the Freestyle and find that the operating system is pretty similar to Android in a lot of respects. Despite it only having a 528MB CPU and 256MB of RAM, the device felt fast. As a reminder that the Freestyle is not a smartphone, HTC has left out the WiFi. That said, you'll be able to pick up this sort-of-smart-but-dumb phone for $50.

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The HTC Radar is anoher wave-two phone from HTC and it will come out with two differences compared to the HTC Trophy: Windows Phone Mango out-of-the-box and a better camera with improved low-light sensitivity. The other specs are just wave-one but the color is also a ligher one. Website: pocketnow.com Twitter twitter.com Facebook: www.facebook.com

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Full Samsung Galaxy Nexus Review: bit.ly Full iPhone 4S Review: bit.ly In this video we compare the iPhone 4S and the Galaxy Nexus on multiple levels: hardware, price/availability, web browsing performance, user interface, gaming performance, 1080p video recording, and more. In terms of specs, the iPhone 4S has an Apple A5 dual core 1.0GHz CPU with 512MB of RAM and 16/32/64GB of ROM. The Galaxy Nexus has a TI OMAP dual core 1.2GHz with 1GB of RAM and 16GB of ROM. The Galaxy Nexus has a 4.65" Super AMOLED HD 1280x720 display at 315ppi, while the iPhone 4S has a 3.5" LCD IPS 960x640 display at 326ppi.

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Full review: is.gd In this video we talk about the Windows Phone 7 software on the Dell Venue Pro and compare to the Nexus S and iPhone for internet speeds.

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MWC 2012 Live Coverage: Watch our hands-on video of the Asus Padfone, which shows converged devices how things should be done.

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MeeGo 1.2 Harmattan on the Nokia N9 is a neat little platform which really promises but in the general context dominated by Android, iOS and Windows Phone, it would really need a lot of attention from manufacturers and developers to get into the game. In this video we take a look at the software on the Nokia N9, a phone which runs MeeGo after the Espoo-based company has abandoned the platform. Website: pocketnow.com Twitter twitter.com Facebook: www.facebook.com

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In this video we take a look at the Windows Mobile 6.5 based Acer beTouch E200

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The LG Fathom from Verizon has a very clean installation of Windows Mobile 6.5.3, meaning that there aren't many added programs or user interface enhancements. This may be a good thing if you want a "light" experience. Of the software elements that are different, the most useful is the gesture pad on the unlock screen. You can use this area to draw the letter that corresponds to a program. The program will launch right from your lock screen, without you having to slide the unlocker. The Fathom doesn't come with Opera Mobile 10 or Skyfire, so you'll want to download one of those browsers. Once you do, browser performance is good, but not great. The Snapdragon processor does a decent job keeping up with multitasking and launching programs, but perhaps a shortage of RAM keeps the Fathom from really shining in terms of performance.

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More Phone News at: www.pocketnow.com After the unboxing and hardware tour we are taking a look at the software on the HTC ChaCha. The Taiwanese manufacturer did a great job in optimizing the Sense experience, tweaking the UI to perfectly fit the permanent landscape screen with an HVGA resolution on the smartphone. Twitter twitter.com Facebook: www.facebook.com

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In this video we take a tour of the software on the Snapdragon-powered Acer S200. Check back to pocketnow.com for the full review!

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Go here for the full review of the XPERIA Play bit.ly In this video we unbox the Sony Ericsson XPERIA Play. This is the unlocked European version. Website: pocketnow.com Facebook www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com

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Here's a look at all of the settings you can change on the HTC Desire

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In this video we give you a tour of the Snapdragon-powered Acer neoTouch S200

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Here's our unboxing of the new aluminum HTC Legend, which runs Android 2.1. Don't forget to give me a thumbs up if you like the video!

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MotoBlur is Motorola's very own Android UI skin that puts social networking at the forefront of the user interface. One great aspect of Blur is that it lets the user resize widgets as they see fit. As you'll see, some video natively support this and are able to adapt to different dimensions, while others cannot be enlarged or stretched any further.

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Both devices are considered mid-range Android phones. The Flipside is featured on AT&T's network and sports a 720mHz processor and 512MB of RAM. The Transform resides on Sprint and holds an 800mHz processor and 256MB of RAM. Curious to see which device outperforms the other? Press play below to see us benchmark these two devices against one another in a gameplay test. We'll also dive deeper and run through a browser speed test, and finally round things up with a YouTube test.

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In this video we unbox the new Samsung Omnia Pro B7610, which has an AMOLED display.

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Full Galaxy Nexus Review is up! bit.ly Here are some tips to make Android Ice Cream Sandwich feel as fast as possible: 1. Use a third party launcher that allows you to have more icons on the screen at once and avoid the screen animations in the app drawer 2. Turn off screen animations through the Developer Options Settings 3. Swipe off unused tabs in the browser 4. Swipe off programs from the app switcher interface 5. Disable your Lockscreen through the Security Settings

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If you're on Verizon and want a Windows Mobile device with a sliding keyboard, you now have two choices: the LG Fathom and the Touch Pro2. In this video, we cover the hardware of the Fathom. Overall, the device doesn't look or feel as high quality as the Touch Pro2. We like the stylus placement....it's within very easy reach. The keyboard feels good in general, but isn't as nice as that on the Touch Pro2. In terms of specifications, the Fathom is running the Qualcomm Snapdragon CPU at 1GHz. It has 256MB of RAM, and 512MB of ROM. For storage, it uses microSD, but Verizon didn't include any extra memory. The screen is resistive (which is why there is a stylus) and is 3.2" at 800x480 resolution. The color reproduction and contract of the screen was excellent. Beyond that, the Fathom has a proximity and light sensor, plus an accelerometer. It's a world phone, which is nice. It also has the usual suspects: WiFi, Bluetooth, and EVDO Rev A.

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The HTC ChaCha is one of HTC's "Facebook phones" and it's coming to AT&T as the HTC Status. It sports an 800MHz processor (HTC bumped the CPU specs from the announcement to the availability with 200MHz from the initial 600MHz in February) and a 2.6-inch HVGA screen with 480x320 resolution. Check out the video for more details and read our post at the link below! Twitter: twitter.com Facebook: www.facebook.com

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The EVO 4G LTE is Sprint's latest and great EVO Android device. It's built off of the HTC One X chasis, but adds Sprint LTE, a bigger battery, HD-voice capability, and a kickstand. The device is super slender and slim, and the 720p 4.7" display is stunning. It's also quite fast, though it has the Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 dual-core 1.5GHz CPU instead of the quad-core Tegra3 chip found on the One X.

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