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Pulse Officially Announced for T-Mobile UK
T-Mobile UK has announced the launch of the T-Mobile Pulse. Manufactured by Huawei, it marks the first pay-as-you-go handset to run Android. Available in October, it is will cost £179.99 (roughly $295 US). The T-Mobile Pulse is features a 3.5″ touch screen, a 3.2 mega-pixel …
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What is Verizon’s HTC Desire 6200?
New phone alert! Someone over at Phone Arena was passed a pic of an internal Verizon computer screen. There is nothing to add to this other than their tipster claims it’s a Google branded experience. It’s the first we’ve seen of this model and/or codename …
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HTC Click Running Donut [VIDEO]
The chaps at Tinhte have put together a 5 minute clip of the HTC Click running through some basic Android features. Nothing overwhelming or super-exciting, but it definitely give us a good grasp as to how it stacks up next to an HTC Magic in …
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HTC Lancaster Bids Adieu
For reasons unknown, plans for the HTC Lancaster have been scrapped. Poised to be one of AT&T’s first handsets to run Android, it’s saying goodbye before we even got to say hello. We can’t exactly say we’re heartbroken over it though. The screen size was …
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Dell Handset Gets Official Unveiling – Hardly Worth the Hype
Now we understand why Dell’s earlier phone designs were met with less than enthusiastic results. Â The Mini 3i has been shown around and it’s lacking a few features that many smart phone users have come to look for. Â Noticeably absent are WiFi and 3G connectivity. …
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Motorola to “Blur” Android
The Motorola tipsters for Boy Genius Report have passed along some very interesting nuggets of information. It seems they plan to mesh all personal contacts and social networking indentities into one custom interface. The user interface is called ‘Blur’ and will be built around the …
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Motorola Morrison Sketches Show Handset from All Angles
Sketches like these are as close as you can get to real photos of handsets. There’s basically nothing you can’t make out from the photos below. The handset looks like your run-of-the-mill slide out QWERTY – nothing too fancy. It has the right form factor …
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HTC Hero All But Officially Announced for Sprint
The fellas over at Engadget Mobile are reporting that they have seen the page shown in the image below. They’re keeping the URL a secret, but this essentially wraps up the Hero to Sprint rumor. There are still plenty of unknowns such as A)will it …
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HTC Launching 3 Phones in China This Year
The recently outted HTC Click handset is headed to China alongside two of his Android buddies. The other two phones, the Magic and Hero will be making their way to China Mobile and Dopod, respectively. According to PC World, the Click will be priced at …
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Sprint Launching Two Android Devices October 11th?
Some of the best Android tips and leaks over the last year have come from xda-developers. Here’s a case of one that took a little over 4 months to come to fruition. All the way back in April, a “senior member” from their forum had …
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Say Hello to the Motorola “Sholes” [UPDATE]
Today finds us learning of a new Motorola handset, rumored to be headed to Verizon as early as October. Called “Sholes”, it’s a slide out QWERTY with a touch of class. Thanks to the guys at Motofan.ru, we get a couple of high resolution pictures …
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Philips V808 Headed to China Mobile, Lacking Key Features
Sorry, but we have to throw some cold water all over your Philips V808 hopes. We just learned of this handset a few days ago so it’s not exactly like we’ve been built up for a long time. Engadget Mobile is reporting that this device …
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Android Around the World: G2 Touch Now Available for T-Mobile UK
For those of you living across the pond from us, the G2 Touch (HTC Hero) has arrived. T-Mobile UK is now selling the highly coveted handset for the very sexy price of FREE. If you sign up for the Combi 30 plan on an 18 …
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Pictures of Android-Based Philips V808 Emerge
The handset rumors and leaks keep coming. This time, we’re looking at the Philips V808.   Although the pictures don’t show it at all, this is being reported as being Android-based and pretty much finished. In fact, the folks at pconline.com.cn are expected to be reviewing …
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