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Samsung and Verizon officially announced the latest in the Galaxy S series of phones yesterday with the new, exclusive Continuum. The dual-screen device packs much of the same heft as Verizon's other Galaxy S handset (Fascinate) with its 1GHz Hummingbird processor, 5-megapixel camera, and 8GB microSD card. Read More »
Ah, the wonders of the XDA-Developer Forums! So much good talent among the developers there! One in particular,... Read More »
Samsung just took to twitter to announce the dual-screen Continuum handset ahead of their press event scheduled for later this evening. We're only a few hours away from the official debut of the phone, but we know it's landing on Verizon on November 11th. Read More »
We love it when people post some files to the internet early, as is the case with the Galaxy S Froyo source. The employees over Verizon continue the trend, posting a somewhat early guide of the Samsung Continuum. Read More »
Blackboard Inc. has released a native Android application today, bringing campus life and services to your favorite mobile OS. Blackboard Mobile Central is branded and custom built for each institution and is designed to help students, teachers, alumni, and more stay connected. Read More »
The guys at Phone Scoop have found another HTC handset in FCC documents. Called the Paradise, it supports AT&T's 3G bands and looks to feature a sliding QWERTY, a 3.2-megapixel camera, FM radio, and an optical joystick. Read More »
The Boy Genius Report recently got a leaked document outlining a road map for Rogers Wireless that has... Read More »
NTT DOCOMO just unveiled a boatload of new handsets and devices due in Japan over the next few months. Among the 28 product announcements were three new Android smart phones. Read More »
And rightly so! All you Nexus One owners out there paid for the privilege of being the first... Read More »
HTC has joined the growing list of companies throwing their hat in the app distribution game. According to Financial Times, the handset maker is prepping an online store of their own, which will offer apps and e-books. Read More »
Verizon has officially announced pricing and availability for their upcoming, world-ready Droid Pro. Set to debut on November 18th, the 1GHz 'Blackberry Killer' will run $179.99 after a two-year service agreement and $100 mail-in rebate. Read More »
Samsung has made their Android 2.2 Froyo build available to Galaxy S handsets in the UK, but when will it hit the United States? According to the latest batch of related news, this could be sooner, rather than later. Read More »
Verizon looks to be following Sprint and T-Mobile's lead with their new LG handsets. According to documents obtained by Engadget, the nation's largest carrier is going to offer the LG Vortex for free, after mail-in rebate. Read More »
After a few minutes of digging around LG's new Optimus One YouTube page, we came across a second promo video. This time around, we're treated to a 4-minute, cinema style movie with Da Vinci Code-esque clues and Wizard of Oz-like dreams. Read More »
LG has put together a two-minute claymation video to promote the Optimus One line of phones. The clip nods at a handful of cinema classics but not before it takes a jab at Apple. Read More »
