Humble Bundle lets users choose where their money goes
Humble Bundle, a new game market for Android, has just launched, and it offers an innovative take on purchasing games. Essentially, you choose how much to pay, and you get four games on your Android, Linux, Windows, and Mac devices. Instead of paying for games …
How about a fresh batch of Samsung rumors?
We’ve got conflicting reports as to when Samsung will announce the Galaxy S III. We’ve also got some rumors over some plans for later in the year.
B&N readying yet another Nook for spring
A New York Times article from late last week tells us that Barnes & Noble is putting the final touches on yet another Nook product. Expected to for Spring 2012, it’s the bookseller’s latest in a string of attacks against Amazon and the Kindle Fire. …
Samsung Epic 2 shows up on CelleBrite, launching soon?
There’s no better way to start the week than with a blurry photo and information about a new upcoming Android smartphone. The device in the photo above is supposedly the upcoming Samsung Epic 2, which will be the successor to the original Epic 4G. Our …
Asus to launch PadFone at Mobile World Congress?
If you remember, Asus introduced the PadFone, a tablet/smartphone hybrid, last year. Although we haven’t heard much about the PadFone in quite some time, MoDaCo has some juicy news that caught our attention. They’re reporting that Asus has confirmed that they will launch the …
New details confirm Verizon’s plans to offer shared data packages
New details have emerged which confirm that Verizon is getting closer to announcing shared data plans. You know what we’re talking about here – a bucket of data that can be shared across multiple devices or users. Much like the way we divvied up minutes …
Samsung to tweak Galaxy Nexus CPU, camera?
Is Samsung going to tweak the Galaxy Nexus for Sprint, and possibly other carriers? If recent benchmarks are to be believed then yes, that’s exactly what they’re going to do. It wouldn’t be the first time Samsung announced a slightly modified version of a Galaxy …
T-Mobile prepares to bid farewell to half dozen Android handsets
T-Mobile has started clearing their shelves in an attempt to make room for new smartphones and tablets. As you know it’s a new year and we’re expecting a host of products to be announced at Mobile World Congress and CTIA. And when you have stuff …
ZTE V66 headed to Verizon, won’t blow your mind
ZTE is trying pretty hard to get into the U.S. market, and Verizon might get a piece of the pie. We recently saw the ZTE Optik, headed for Sprint, and now another ZTE tablet has leaked in a blurry shot: the ZTE V66. We’re not …
Optimus 3D successor could launch as LG 3D Max
LG’s Optimus 3D got quite a bit of attention across the pond when it launched, as one of the first glasses-free 3D Android devices. Word on the street is that LG is planning a successor to the Optimus 3D, but there’s a bit of confusion …
Will they, won’t they? Samsung still weighing Galaxy S III announcement for MWC
Samsung is said to be reviewing the best possible time to announce the new flagship series.
Sprint to offer $100 Honeycomb tablet in February
Will Sprint find success with the ZTE Optik’s price point and features?
Microsoft mulling XBOX Live games for Android?
Could MS be looking to Android and iOS to help draw more attention to their console?
Sprint launching ZTE Optik, 4G curiously missing
Well this is quite interesting. We heard earlier that Sprint’s Evo View 4G is reaching the end of life, which begs the question of what Sprint will do to stay in the tablet market. The guys at Sprint Feed have once again got some juicy …
Sony Tapioca and Nypon spotted in the wild
We’re beginning to catch more and more devices from that leaked Sony roadmap in the wild. Just days after we saw the leaked Sony Xperia U, PocketDroid has once again gotten their hands on some unreleased Sony devices. First, the Sony LT21i, referred to as …
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