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Playstation Phone is Real. This is It.
Engadget is reporting late this evening that they have spent some time with the device you see in the picture above. According to them, this is the oft-rumored Sony Playstation Phone. The phone is said to be an early, buggy, prototype which should arrive in 2011 with a slight possibility of a 2010 release.
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Mysterious Verizon device to be the Incredible HD?
Remember that nice-looking HTC device we got a glimpse of back in August? The one that looked like an HTC Evo for Verizon? Well, LimitlessDroid is reporting that this mysterious phone will be sold as the Incredible HD. It may or may not get the …
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T-Mobile Set to Offer $15 Tethering, WiFi Sharing Option November 3rd
The Boy Genius Report has been passed some information that shows T-Mobile gearing up for mobile tethering and Wifi sharing options for smart phone (Android) users.
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Dell Planning “Android-Based Venue Pro”
PC World is reporting this week that Dell plans to release an Android-based version of their forthcoming Venue Pro handset. The device, which features a bottom sliding keyboard, is one of Dell’s new Windows Phone 7 smart phones. The Venue Pro features a 1GHz Qualcomm …
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More Galaxy Tab Drop Info (Best Buy / T-Mo Info)
More news has surfaced today about the upcoming Galaxy Tab Android tablet. First up is the news dropped by tmonews.com concerning the T-Mobile release date and pricing for Samsung’s new hotness. TmoNews is reporting that they got verifications from sources that T-Mobile is going to …
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High-End LG Phone Spied with Verizon Branding
Engadget was passed a pair of images of an unknown LG handset marked with Verizon branding. Very little is known about this device other than it has was looks like a front-facing camera, a reflective, mirror-like display somewhere in the range of 4-inches, and a high-definition camera.
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Samsung Unveiling a New Android Device on November 8 [UPDATE]
We just received an invitation to an upcoming Samsung Mobile event for November 8th. Keeping with their tradition of playing it coy, they only promise a “new Android device”. Looking at the icons in the image and the stock exchange looking tickers in the background, …
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Rumored Motorola Olympus to Hit AT&T in Q1 ’11
According to a BGR source, AT&T is poised to pick up their best Android phone to date come early 2011.
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Droid Pro to Debut at $299 with 2-Year Contract?
The sleuths over at Droid Life stumbled across what looks to be a landing page for Verizon’s upcoming world phone, the Droid Pro.
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Overclocked Droids Reaching 3GHz [VIDEO]
Late last week the mobile tech sites were all abuzz over some overclocking. According to the BoyGeniusReport, the Droid X and the Droid 2 have been reported of getting overclock speeds up to 3GHz. Naturally, some where questioning its authenticity so a video was uploaded …
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Rumor: HTC Knight Arrives January 6 as ‘Speedy’
The Boy Genius Report has been passed a tip that suggests the newly uncovered HTC Knight will be landing early January. Pegged with a launch set for the first day of CES 2011 (January 6th), their source also says that the phone will be rebranded as the HTC Speedy.
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Leaked Document Shows Sprint’s Galaxy Tab Launching November 14
Android Central has come into possession of a leaked internal Sprint document which tips the launch date of the Samsung Galaxy Tab for November 14th.
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Motorola looking to pull Cliq 2.1 ROMs
We’ve just gotten a tip that Motorola is asking members of their forums to post links to modded Cliq 2.1 ROMs. Motorola plans to take down the ROMs that talented developers worked ever so hard on, claiming that they want Cliq users to have only …
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Massive Gingerbread Man Invades Googleplex!
Lookie here! I wonder what this could mean. A giant gingerbread man has been spotted at the Googleplex, hanging out near donuts, eclairs, frozen yogurt, and cupcakes. If any of you has any ideas as to what this means, we’d love to hear it. (Insert …
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Rejoice! Android 2.1 Comes to Motorola Cliq
Less than a day after we reported that Motorola was looking for Cliq owners to test out Android 2.1, we’ve learned that the update is available for all.
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