U.S. Cellular adds Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 to 4G LTE line-up
U.S. Cellular announced the addition of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 to their 4G LTE line-up this morning. The Galaxy Note was previously offered only as a wireless option to customers, but it now joins U.S. Cellular’s already strong group of 4G LTE devices including …
Samsung takes on Google Wallet, Apple Passbook with Samsung Wallet
Samsung today announced a coupon and ticketing service not unlike Apple’s Passbook or Google Wallet. Called Samsung Wallet, the app and service comes with an API (beta) for developers which should spur adoption and integration. Already working with Samsung are Expedia, MLB, Hotels.com, and Booking.com. The …
Is Google worried about Samsung?
Is Google afraid that Samsung could throw its weight around? Would Samsung be wrong?
Virgin Mobile dials up Samsung Galaxy Victory 4G LTE
Virgin Mobile today announced its first 4G LTE smartphone is now available. Priced at $299.99, the Samsung Galaxy Victory 4G LTE can be purchases online at virginmobileusa.com. Details include a dual-core 1.2GHz processor, 4-inch display, 5-megapixel rear camera, 1.3-megapixel front-facing camera, and 2100mAh battery. Like …
LG refreshes Android portfolio at Mobile World Congress
LG has refreshed its Android portfolio at Mobile World Congress, shedding details on a number of devices. From the top on down, things are new and improved for the handset maker and momentum should continue to build for LG. Quick details for each model include: …
Google IO 2013 registration and pricing details
Hey developers! Looking to make the annual trek to San Francisco for Google I/O 2013? You’ll want to circle March 13 on your calendar and set aside no less than $900 for registration. Registration for the three day event will begin at 7AM PST (10 …
ZTE first to offer Tegra 4 powered smartphone
NVIDIA and ZTE last night announced that the Chinese handset maker would be first to offer a smartphone employing the new quad-core processor. Due in the first half of the year, the superphone will feature the Tegra 4 processor and its “72 custom NVIDIA GeForce cores and …
Virgin Mobile throws a $79.99 Kyocera Event for the prepaid crowd
Virgin Mobile today announced the next Android smartphone to join its roster, kicking off the Kyocera Event. Priced at only $79.99, the no-contract handset, runs Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and features a 3.5-inch display, 3.2-megapixel camera, and 1GHz processor. Not a ton of power, …
Comparing the HTC One to the HTC One X+
After much hype and considerable fanfare, the HTC One is now an officially recognized smartphone. HTC today announced the Android handset for release in the coming weeks. With a name that so closely resembles other HTC devices of the last year or so, the question …
Nexus 4 Wireless Charger now available at Google Play Store
The Nexus 4 has been around for a few months now, and it is easily the best Pure Google experience device to date. And, as some know, one of the cooler and more practical features is the wireless charging capability. This week Google helped make the experience even better …
What we expect: HTC M7
As one of the most rumored and anticipated devices of the year, the HTC M7 is expected to make its formal debut on February 19 at a joint press event in New York and London. The HTC M7 has been the source of many Android …
Google Nexus 4 sells over 1 million since it was launched
Over at XDA-Developers, the brains of the operation have found a way to keep track of the total number of Nexus 4 devices sold. At the beginning of last month, the Nexus 4 had sold about 400,000 units, but as of this month, that number …
Analysis shows Android makes up 70% of smartphones in Q4
Canalys, a company that has made a living doing analytics, has released some new information concerning the penetration of Android into the smartphone market. According to their research, not only did Android make up 70% of the new smartphone device market that shipped in Q4, …
Google rumored to drop NVIDIA in favor of Qualcomm for Nexus 7 refresh
Google may turn to Qualcomm as the chipmaker of choice for the next-generation Nexus 7, reports Pacific Crest analyst Michael McConnel. Citing supply chain issues and competitive pricing, Google could be leaving NVIDIA and the Tegra 4 out of the tablet. Supply chain conversations indicate two reasons …
7-inch Wikipad due in spring
After a short delay, the gaming tablet will soon be offered at $249.99.
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