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Android 3.2 to Bring Official Netflix Support to ASUS Transformer?
Netflix has been both a blessing and a curse since the release of the Android app. It originally only worked on a handful of devices, until someone discovered that by simply installing the apk, it was very functional on many Android tablets. Sadly, the unrooted …
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Samsung Galaxy R Makes Appearance in Demo Video, Headed to the UK?
Eventually, the guys over at Samsung are going to run out of letters to put at the end of “Galaxy” in order to name their devices. First it was the Galaxy Q on Rogers, and now we’re getting wind of something that’s being dubbed the Samsung …
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T-Mobile G2 Gets Official Gingerbread, Unofficially
We’ve been waiting on this for quite some time now, but it looks like HTC and T-Mobile finally have that Gingerbread update ready for the G2. Of course, it’s about four months too late, as there have been dozens of custom 2.3 ROMs available for …
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Motorola Droid Bionic Accessories Leaked by Amazon, Launching Soon?
The Droid Bionic was officially announced at CES earlier this year, and it quickly faced delays and excuses from Motorola for months. Last month, we saw the first leaked shot of the redesigned Bionic, docked with the Motorola laptop dock.
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7-Inch Lenovo IdeaPad Spotted in the Blurry Wild
Lenovo’s been in the groove lately with Android devices, haven’t they? First we got a look at the Honeycomb-equipped ThinkPad, and now this. The guys over at Engadget have gotten their hands on some blurry shots of what looks to be a Lenovo IdeaPad. This doesn’t look …
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Late 2011 Release for Samsung Galaxy 3D?
3D has slowly been implemented into our everyday lives. Most recently, into phones. This implementation has been mainly with Android phones.
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Motorola Droid Bionic’s Droid Does pages leaks out
Verizon Wireless creates a page for each device with “Droid” branding on DroidDoes.com. Android Central has what appears to be a sneak peek at the DroidDoes page for the Motorola Droid Bionic. This page offers us some new specs to look forward to: Price: $299 on Contact …
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Boost Mobile Getting Samsung Sliding QWERTY
Boost Mobile looks to be getting a new Android handset out of Samsung in the form of the slidng QWERTY SPH-M930. The chaps at Pocketnow have scored the first clear image of the device as well as providing some initial details. According to them this …
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Samsung Galaxy Q Headed to Rogers Wireless
A few days ago, we reported that Samsung is cooking up a new Android monster that will feature a 5.3-inch display, and will be announced at IFA 2011 which is taking place in Berlin, Germany, September 2-7. It’s a month or so down the road, …
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Rumor: Slightly Tweaked Motorola Defy+ Headed to AT&T
Word on the street is that Motorola is tweaking the design and internal specifications of The Defy, a T-Mobile handset released in late 2010. One such rumored change pertains to the network bands; As it appears, the new model will be supported by AT&T and/or …
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HTC Kingdom Rebranded as HTC Hero 4G, Image Leaked
Sprint, after having recently launched their first 3D smart phone, the EVO 3D, looks to be knee deep in their next big Android handset. We recently reported that HTC Kingdom passed through the FCC featuring Sprint’s radio frequencies and now it looks like Kingdom is getting …
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Motorola Dinara to be Verizon’s Next Big Android?
The rumor mill has started to spin again this week, this time giving us a glimpse towards the specifications of a new Motorola phone for Verizon. The device, known internally as the Dinara, will supposedly run Android 2.3 Gingerbread, pack 1GB of RAM, and be …
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Digitimes: HTC, Samsung and LG Prepping 42Mbps Smart Phones for T-Mobile
Digitimes is reporting today that HTC, Samsung, and LG are all working on handsets capable of supporting 4G HSPA+ network at speeds of up to 42Mbps. HTC is expected to deliver their first 42Mbps-ready smart phone at some time in the second half of the …
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Samsung Executive: Galaxy S II Arrives in U.S. “Sometime in August”
For those of us living in the United States, the hotly anticipated Samsung Galaxy S II looks to be just a few weeks away. Speaking to reporters today, Samsung’s president of mobile business and digital imaging, Shin Jong-kyun , said the company plans to release …
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