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AT&T Getting the Hero? Ummm… What?
We know that AT&T is planning to release a plethora of Android devices this year. What we don’t know is which ones they are. Rumors have it that a Touch Pro 2 like device will be on the menu. But what’s AT&T got planned for …
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Rumor: T-Mobile ‘Project Emerald’ is Sidekick-Branded Android Product
We reported earlier this week what we believed to be details about T-Mobile’s ultra-secretive Project Emerald. At the time, we suggested that the Samsung Galaxy S was the handset behind the project and it would be coming early July. We still feel very strongly about …
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Rumor: T-Mobile to Test UMA Calling with Android Handsets
The Boy Genius Report just tossed up a very quick post telling the world that T-Mobile is expected to start testing UMA on Android handsets in the third quarter. For those of you who don’t know what this means, we’ll give you a few details. …
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T-Mobile’s Project Emerald: Here’s What We’ve Heard
If you are plugged into the Android universe at all, you have probably read about a little rumor originating over at TmoNews about a T-Mobile initiative called Project Emerald. These last few days have seen tons of conjecture and guesswork as to what it’s all …
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Are Google and Verizon Cooking up an iPad Killer?
Of course they are. That is, they would be if they were smart. In speaking with the Wall Street Journal, Verizon Wireless chief executive Lowell McAdam indicated the carrier could be working on a tablet computer running Google’s Android platform.
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Rumor: T-Mobile myTouch 3G to Get Sense-Flavored 2.1
Here’s one we missed last week… Techland is reporting that the refreshed myTouch 3G from T-Mobile will see Android 2.1 once testing is finished. Techland’s Peter Ha interviewed Andrew Sherrard, the VP of Production Innovation for T-Mobile, who indicated that the handset will also see …
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Motorola Shadow News Emerges From… The Shadows
It has been a while since we last reported on the device once dubbed as a “Nexus Two.” Coming from handset maker Motorola, there’s nothing official about this mysterious Shadow phone. After hitting the web back in January, things were relatively quiet until this past …
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Rumor: LG Aloha Headed to Verizon in May (UPDATE: To Be Called ‘Ally’)
The Boy Genius Report (BGR) is reporting that LG’s first super phone, the LG Aloha, should hit Big Red in May. No exact date or pricing was given, but this is exciting news. LG has yet to hit the United States with an Android phone. …
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Fear Not, Sprint Shall Provide the Nexus One
These days, you can never take a customer service rep at their word; most have no idea what they’re talking about. However, that doesn’t mean their words can’t excite you. On the heels of today’s heartbreaking announcement of Verizon’s Nexus One betrayal, one question lingers …
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NYTimes App Coming Soon?
It sounds like we might be getting an official NYTimes application for Android any day now. According to Google Mobile OS, a demo for a NYTimes app was found on the Nexus One YoutTube channel. Unfortunately, the video cannot be found any longer. On a …
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Peer into the Looking Glass, New Dell Tablet Leaked
It has certainly been a huge leak day dealing with new Dell products! The latest deals with their new tablet, called the Looking Glass which is pictured to the left. In a report on Engadget, the new Dell tablet is described as a bigger version …
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Dell’s “Non-Conforming” Smoke Aims For Corporate Sector
The worst part about leaking handsets to the internet is the seemingly endless waiting period until actual launch. Take for instance the Dell Smoke. Not due until second quarter of 2011, we’re now forced to sit on our hands for a year. A year!? Thanks …
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Dell to Offer 800MHz of Froyo Sexiness with ‘Flash’
That picture you are staring above this paragraph… it’s a Dell phone. Yep, that sleek beauty is called the Flash and it’s yet another Android phone to begin pining over. Engadget has scored what appears to be an entire handset roadmap for the PC giant …
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Dell Calls Down the 4.1-inch ‘Thunder’ with Android 2.1, Flash 10.1, and Hulu!
Okay Dell, we get it. You do have some rather serious plans for Android. Engadget has scored a doozy of an exclusive this evening by leaking a new Android-based handset from Dell. Called the Thunder, it’s a counterpart to the forthcoming Windows-Mobile based Lightning. You’ll …
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Motorola Prototype Surfaces, Yet Another Form Factor
You have to give Motorola credit for not churning out the same handset over and over. It’s simple to take the route of either a slab phone or sliding QWERTY, yet Motorola keeps coming up with various form factors for Android. Take a look at …
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