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Sprint Announces $149 Motorola Titanium for July 24
Sprint has just announced that the Motorola Titanium will be available to customers this coming Sunday, July 24th. The rugged, military-grade handset will run $149.99 with new, two-year service agreements and $100 mail-in rebate. Specifications for the i1 successor include a portrait QWERTY keyboard form …
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Archos G9 Tablets to Start at $300 and Begin Shipping September
Archos has announced new prices for their upcoming G9 series tablets set to arrive later this fall. The pair of Honeycomb devices look to start $20 higher than they were initially expected to run, however they’re still much cheaper than the competition. The 8-inch 80 …
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MetroPCS Second LTE Device Leaked, Known as LG Bryce
On 4 June 2010, HTC and Sprint launched America’s first ever 4G WiMax devices which is known as the EVO 4G and it’s known as one of the most selling Android devices in States. It’s also the first 4G device but who was the first …
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Rhetorical Questions: Android Apps
It’s Monday again which means it’s time to settle back into our work-week routines. If you’re like us, this means you’re checking the new and notable app announcements, hitting up the Android Market and other sources, and paying close attention to Android games and apps. …
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Rumor: Samsung Prepping 5.3-inch Galaxy ‘Q’
The annual Consumer Electronics Unlimited (IFA) might still be six weeks away, but that doesn’t mean we can’t start the week off with a new rumor. According to Yahoo! Korea (translated), the handset maker is putting the finishing touches on a 5.3-inch Galaxy Q handset, …
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Additional Images of Verizon’s Sliding QWERTY from Samsung
The guys at AndroidCentral have posted a few additional pictures of the sliding QWERTY from Samsung headed to Verizon in the near future. First uncovered a few weeks back, these new images confirm a couple of details for what may ultimately be the carrier’s version …
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Sprint-Branded Galaxy S II (Within) Spied in Wild
A pair of images surfaced over the weekend showing the Sprint version of the Galaxy S II might be ready for production. The team over at This Is My Next obtained the two pictures which confirm the Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread OS and 8-megapixel camera. Of …
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Preview of CyanogenMod 7 on the Samsung Galaxy S II [VIDEO]
The Galaxy S II has been released for a while in Europe now, but there’s still not even a nightly of the much anticipated CyanogenMod. No, I’m not giving you a nightly here, but I can point you to this video that TeamHacksung released. It …
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Win Free Airfare to the Big Android BBQ!
Normally AndroidGuys takes a rest on the weekends, but this contest is too awesome not to share now! Our friend Russell Holly, who is on the BBQ committee, posted the following on his Google+ account this morning. “Want your favorite Google Exec to show up at the …
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MobileMix June 2011: Android Leads Smart Phone Growth with 16 of Top 20 Devices
Millennial Media has released their June 2011 Mobile Mix report, which gives great insight into how the smart phone landscape is evolving. We’ve tried to scale back on the number of “Android is growing super fast” studies but we always dig the way MM puts …
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LG Formally Unveils Optimus Net, Optimus Pro
LG unveiled another pair of Android devices today in the form of the mid-range Optimus Pro and Optimus Net. Expected to hit 30 markets across Europe this summer, both devices run Android 2.3 Gingerbread and look to find a home among first time smart phone …
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Zinio Announces Support for Android 2.2+ Handsets
Zinio,the popular newsstand/ magazine application for Android tablets, is now available for Froyo and Gingerbread smart phones as well. After “tens of thousands” of immediate downloads upon entering the Android Market back in June, Zinio has hit the ground running. Expanding support to a wider …
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Bell Mobility launches Motorola XT860 4G in Canada, Coming This Summer
Verizon and Motorola recently launched one of the most anticipated devices of summer which is known as the Motorola Droid 3. Droid 3 is the successor to the famous Droid series, which actually began the Android era at Verizon. It was first launched in China as Motorola Milestone 3 and now it looks like the CDMA version is heading towards Canada where Bell Mobility will be carrying it.
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Android and Google+ big Winners on Google Earnings Call
Yesterday was a big day for our favorite search giant, at least for it’s investors and people concerned with the financial growth of the company. Google conducted it’s Q2 earnings call to report in about the growth of several of it’s products. Two of the big winners? Android and Google+.
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Sprint Offering Nexus S 4G for 50% Off
The Goolge Nexus S is available in the U.S. via T-Mobile, but it sadly only supports 3G. Sprint aimed to fix that by offering the Nexus S 4G, which runs on their WiMax 4G network. It was officially launched in May for $199.99 with 2 -yr …
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