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HTC Desire HD Passes Through FCC, No U.S. 3G in Sight
The team over at Engadget recently found out that the HTC Desire HD has passed through the FCC. Recent filings were discovered. Not surprisingly, there are no U.S. 3G Bands (this makes me sad!). I should mention to everyone that you can still run the …
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Both Rogers and Bell Will Carry the Samsung Galaxy Tab
Boom! Just like that, the Galaxy Tab is launching on both Rogers and Bell. This is great news for Canadian readers. It’s nice to see that Samsung is giving Canadians a great opportunity to by the Tab. I pretty much thought this would happen though …
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U.S. Samsung Galaxy Tablets Will Not Have Voice Capabilities
With all the good news I heard today about the Samsung Galaxy Tab, I forgot to mention the bad news. Samsung just confirmed in the Q&A that voice capabilities were straight-out removed from the Tab for the US market. Basically, this means that you won’t …
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Samsung Media Hub to Feature Next-Day TV Shows, Movies, and Device Sharing
Today in New York, Samsung announced the launch of the Samsung Media Hub. The service, which features Next-Day TV Shows, Movies, and sharing (for up to 5 media hub enabled devices), will be available for Samsung Galaxy Tab and Galaxy S devices. At this point, …
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Samsung Launching Galaxy Tab on T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon, and Sprint
This evening in New York City Samsung blew us away-again! That’s right, they announced not only the Samsung Media Hub service, but let the world know that the Galaxy Tab will be available on Sprint, AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile. The big four! See the release …
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Review: Motorola Charm
At first glance, the Motorola Charm appears to be a very odd, strangely shaped Android smartphone. A blend between a Blackberry and the Android powered Motorola Cliq XT, the handset is a messaging device first, smartphone second. It is a very unique Android handset. Overall, …
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App Review: Screen Off (Updated: Actually 0.99 Cents!)
If your like me and you have a newer, high-end Android phone, you probably have to use the power button (located on top of the device most often) to wake and re-lock the device. After a lot of use, this power button can become worn …
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Image of AT&T-Branded Samsung Galaxy Tab Leaks Out
Engadget has gotten a hold of some very juicy Android related news. If you see the photo above, you probably already know what that news is. That’s right, The Samsung Galaxy Tab will be launching on AT&T. Engadget is claiming that this device, and …
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App Review: No-Lock
Ever have the desire to wake your stock Android phone from standby using the trackball? If you have, you might want to to check out the application No-Lock. The application, which is extremely simple, allows users to wake the phone using either the volume rocker, …
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New myTouch HD Details Emerge in Latest T-Mobile Leak
Our friends over at TmoNews have been very busy, getting their hands on some very juicy internal T-Mobile documents that give details about the upcoming myTouch HD. While we still don’t know much, we now know that the phone will run Android 2.2, and feature …
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New Droid X Froyo Build Leaks Out
A new build of the Droid X Android 2.2 update has leaked out. This time, the build leaked out on My Droid World, and appears ready to be installed for those who are rooted. Remember you need to have Koush’s bootstrapper for this to work. …
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Motorola “Stingray” Android Tablet Pops Up in Verizon’s Internal Inventory
The rumored Motorola MZ600 Android tablet has surfaced it again. According to the team over at Phandroid, the tablet appeared in Verizon’s inventory showing demo, dummy and official versions. This means that the device is a possible go for next year, but obviously nothing is …
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Developer’s Spotlight: Smart Lock 2.0′s David Shellabarger
The Android community is growing and becoming quite impressive. A very large, and huge part of that community are Android’s army of developers. It is because of this and the role that they play, that we will be featuring developers as often as we can …
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Early Android 2.2 Build for Acer Liquid Leaked
While we haven’t heard much about the Acer Liquid as of late, it is still definitely being supported by the folks over at Acer. That said, they are currently in the process of testing Android 2.2 for the Acer Liquid. It was during this very …
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Nexus One Developer Phone Back In Stock!
It’s back! The Nexus One, which sold out in August, is back in limited supply. So if your interested you better get on it, because who knows how long they will last in the Google Developer Store. I fully expect to write a story again …
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