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Remember the Days When 80MB was a Cavernous Hard Drive?
I sure do. When my family bought our first computer, the dealer said that we would never need more than that 80MB, boy was he wrong! As we enter the standard spec of a terrabyte of storage, the same analogy can be made to processors. …
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Future Samsung Devices not to Have Locked Bootloaders!
Today is a good day for ROM flashers who intend to buy a new Samsung device. Supercurio’s source says that the future Samsung devices will not use a locked bootloader, unless if Google would require it specifically — which is a small chance. The same …
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HTC Sensation ROM Leaks, Features Sense 3.0
Bummed when you heard the news that your HTC handset wouldn’t see the newest version of Sense UI? Chin up little fella. Hackers and modders have your back. Even though the Sensation is at least a few weeks off, a test build of the handsets …
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Contract Pricing for Upcoming Verizon Smart Phones Leaks
The two-year contract prices for multiple Verizon handsets has leaked to the internet today, giving consumers a clear indication as to what lies ahead. Among the list of devices is the Samsung Droid Charge, LG Revolution, and Droid Incredible 2. Looking over the prices we …
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HTC EVO 4G and HTC Thunderbolt Receiving Gingerbread by End of Q2?
HTC is one of the leading smartphone brands in the world and they are offering some amazing devices, especially in the USA. Recently at CES, Verizon Wireless officially announced their first ever 4G LTE device which is also made by HTC and it’s known as …
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Verizon Droid Incredible 2 Press Shots Leaked
HTC announced some new devices at the Mobile World Congress this year, of which the Incredible S looked to be the most promising device. We know that the Incredible S will hit Verizon as the Droid Incredible 2 and we also saw some spy shots …
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Get a Better Look at Sony Ericsson Acro
The folks at XPERA Blog have come across an image of the Sony Ericsson Acro which gives us a much better look at the forthcoming device. Initially uncovered last week, the Acro is an Android 2.3-powered phone said to feature a 4.2-inch touch display, an 8.1- …
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Verizon to Launch 16 GB Motorola XOOM?
If a leaked internal Verizon screenshot is to be believed, it looks like Motorola is working on a more affordable 16 GB model of the Motorola XOOM for the carrier. And like the 32 GB version, it’s said to be upgradeable to 4G LTE. The screenshot …
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T-Mobile G2 getting Gingerbread this summer?
Last year, T-Mobile USA launched the T-Mobile G2, which is a true successor to the first Android powered phone known as the T-mobile G1. The T-Mobile G2 is an amazing phone and it brings a true Google experience to the users. Android 2.3 Gingerbread has …
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Dell’s 10-Inch Android Tablet Due in June
Word today is that Dell is set to follow their Dell Streak 7 with a 10-inch version due in June. According to sources familiar with the matter, Dell’s next tablet will debut in the next two months although its unclear if it will carry the …
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Galaxy S II Delayed a Bit to Allow for Hardware Improvements
Samsung’s new flagship handset line, the Galaxy S II, is said to be getting a hardware bump ahead of its launch. Announced with a dual-core 1GHz processor, it’s being reported that the company is ratcheting things up a bit to a 1.2GHz chipset. This puts …
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Google Removes Grooveshark Music App from Android Market
Google pulled the Grooveshark Music app from the Android Market yesterday, citing a violation of terms of service. As to what specifically Grooveshark was doing that got them removed is unclear. While neither Google nor Grooveshark are saying very much on the matter, speculation is …
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Amazon App Store Having Minor Problems?
We’ve just gotten wind of an issue that Amazon is reportedly having with their Android app store. Wolfgang Philipps, an Android developer, noticed that he couldn’t access his app sales on the Amazon App Store.
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Additional Samsung Galaxy Prevail Details Uncovered on Eve of Boost Mobile Event
Boost Mobile takes to the stage tomorrow night where they are expected to announce the Samsung Galaxy Prevail. Well, that and some other stuff, but you don’t care about the non-Android news. Widely anticipated to be Android-related from the moment the invitations went out (we …
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Sony Exec Confirms Tablet on Horizon
Japanese website Nikkei has quoted Sony’s Sir Howard Stringer as saying that the company will bow its first Honeycomb tablet by the end of the summer. Further, the United States will be among the first to offer the device once hit lands. As some of …
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