Samsung Galaxy Camera (Wi-Fi) arriving in April with $449 sticker
Samsung today announced that the Galaxy Camera (Wi-Fi) will be available later this month for $449.99 at Samsung.com and authorized retailers. Aside from the connectivity, the hardware for the camera is the same as its AT&T and Verizon counterparts. Details include a 21X optical zoom, …
Sprint taps $199 HTC One with April 19 debut
Sprint today announced that the HTC One will arrive on April 19. Priced at $199.99, the phone will be offered in pre-orders starting from Friday, April 5. The HTC One will come in either black or silver colors and feature 32GB of storage. Don’t forget …
20 of the most head-scratching moments in the history of Android
Take a trip through time and recall some of the dumbest things to happen in Android’s first years.
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Amazon Kindle Fire tablets get X-Ray for TV
Amazon today announced that its popular and rather cool X-Ray service has expanded into the realm of television. Ever find yourself watching a TV show and wondering, “Where have I seen that guy before”? This is the sort of app and feature that answers those …
PhoneSuit Flex review
Living in Manhattan, I often find myself out and about in the city with dangerously low levels of battery power. I’ve tried to compensate by carrying additional USB cables, clunky cases with batteries built-in, and even book-sized portable charging solutions (often requiring a backpack) to …
MetroPCS now offering Huawei Premia 4G
Huawei and MetroPCS have today announced the Huawei Premia 4G, a $150 Android 4.0 experience. While it might gets knocks for running an older version of Android, the price point and no-contract availability should be enough to sway new smartphone buyers. Hardware details include a …
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Five reasons Evernote still reigns over Google Keep
Look, as nice as Google Keep is in its first iteration, there’s a long way to go. Sure, I love the idea that it ties with my Google account, synchronizes across all my devices, and offers some great widgets. On the other hand, I’ve already …
5.2-inch LG ‘Megalodon” rumored as Nexus 5
How about a nice, juicy-yet-unconfirmed- rumor to get your week started? The team over at AndroidAndMe recently posted what they suggest could be the next Nexus smartphone, the LG-manufactured Nexus 5. Allegedly operating under the code name of ‘Megalodon’, the phone sounds like a cross …
In Brief: 8 Android-related things you should know (March 15, 2013)
In Brief is a compilation of notifications, rumors, photos, videos, infographics, and Android-related news tidbits which, for whatever reason, did not end up with a post of its own on AndroidGuys. These are things that we still feel are worth knowing, even if in a …
Google’s Project Glass gets SXSW demo
As a child I remember watching The Terminator with my family, thinking how cool it would be to literally wear a computer that delivers real-time information. Well, if you have been following the news, this dream is almost a reality with the upcoming Google Glass. …
Gmail updates look for mobile web and offline
Last December Google launched a redesigned Gmail app for the iPhone and iPad. It went over so well with users that Google decided to roll out a similar look to the Gmail mobile web app and Gmail Offline on Monday. The new UI freshens up …
Separate Motorola X-Phone details refute recent rumors
Well, it’s not as if we expected anything else, but the X-Phone rumors from yesterday are being called into question. You know that 16-megapixel camera we thought sounded outlandish? Yeah, that. And the Tegra 4i chipset? That, too. According to Ausdroid, the Motorola X-Phone will …
Motorola X-Phone now rumored as Motorola NXT as new details emerge
The rumored Motorola X-Phone may feature a quad-core NVIDIA Tegra 4i processor, reports AndroidWorld. New details surfacing this morning indicate the handset’s more proper name could be the Motorola NXT and that the device will be very slim indeed. Reportedly, the Motorola NTX will include …
First Look: Opera 14 Beta [video]
Opera Browser has be re-released in a beta form for the 14th version of the application. This update brings a major UI overhaul and many new features. Gone are the days of Windows Phone 5 Opera, Opera 14 is actually a really nice web browser …
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