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Check out our Flashback video revisit of the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini If you’re one of our frequent readers here at GSMArena, you’re likely aware of our Flashback series. Usually posted over the weekends, we look back at some outdated tech that offers insight on how tech has evolved since then. We’ve also started making Flashback videos highlighting some of the hardware that we played with years ago. This time, we’re visiting the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini that we first reviewed more than ten years ago in 2010. With its chunky 16mm profile, the Xperia X10 mini is a pre-cursor...

TechShout - Here we have compiled our list of the best cool Android apps 2011 for your attention. The Android Market may have not caught up to the Apple App Store as yet but, that doesn’t mean there aren’t any nifty apps available. Giving the iPhone a run for its money, these Android-powered smartphones meet the high customization requirement that presumably is what most of you’ll desire. And when it comes to applications, you may want to drown in its ocean of offerings. So, if you’re wondering what your shiny new Android handset is worth receiving, take a look at our list of cool A...

All you need to experience console emulation on Android is a phone or tablet. Here is our beginner's guide to get you started.

Developer case study - Open My Game By Björn Ritzl on Mar 15, 2021 One would think that the long and agonizing death of Flash spelled the end for games played in the browser and that the heyday of browser games was long gone. Fortunately this couldn’t be further from the truth! Browser games have seen a tremendous growth thanks to the technological advances made by browser vendors. JavaScript is blazingly fast nowadays and Flash has been replaced by modern web technologies adopted by all major browsers. This new set of standardised browser APIs are often referred to as HTML5. The HTML...

People have been review-bombing the wrong Barcode Scanner app This week, it was uncovered that a Google Play Pass app with over 10 million installs turned into malware and distributed pesky popup advertisements. Google already long removed this app from the Play Store, but due to its generic name — "Barcode Scanner" — the original, legitimate Barcode Scanner app bearing the same name found itself caught in the crossfire and received numerous unwarranted 1-star ratings accusing it of being malware.   Right: The legitimate app. Many people who were infected by the malware and identified t...