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It’s Unanimous – Android Partners ‘Welcome’ the Google and Motorola Deal [UPDATE]
If you thought that other Android players would be upset of the news of Google acquiring Motorola this morning, then you’d be wrong. At least initially. Early press quotes indicate that 4-out-of-4 OHA partners are in agreement and each of them ‘welcome’ the deal. All …
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LG Flip II Photo Leaks for T-Mobile
Thanks to yet another a leaked image from Pocketnow, we have what looks to be the LG Flip II for T-Mobile. If this phone looks (and sounds) familiar that’s because UK Orange showed an image of this device back in June. Based on the arrival of …
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Verizon to Debut Entry-Level LG Enlighten August 25th?
Look, it’s not that we’re complaining here. At all. But, boy does Verizon have a lot of Android on the horizon. Based on the latest rumors and leaks, we can add yet another device to the growing list of Android handsets expected out of Big …
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Verizon Roadmap Through Early 2012 Leaked
Verizon’s smart phone plans for the next six months have just been spilled online and it’s got a whole bunch of Android. IGN has obtained a copy of the carrier’s roadmap as it pertains to the time frame of September through January of next year …
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LG Thrill 4G to Run $99 with Two-Year Agreements
AT&T has confirmed with CNET that the upcoming LG Thrill 4G will only cost consumers $99 with a two-year service agreement. The price comes in considerably lower than we were anticipating, and half of what Sprint is charging for their glasses-free 3D phone, the Evo …
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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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MetroPCS Second LTE Device Leaked, Known as LG Bryce
On 4 June 2010, HTC and Sprint launched America’s first ever 4G WiMax devices which is known as the EVO 4G and it’s known as one of the most selling Android devices in States. It’s also the first 4G device but who was the first …
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LG Formally Unveils Optimus Net, Optimus Pro
LG unveiled another pair of Android devices today in the form of the mid-range Optimus Pro and Optimus Net. Expected to hit 30 markets across Europe this summer, both devices run Android 2.3 Gingerbread and look to find a home among first time smart phone …
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LG Optimus Slider Render Leaked with Sprint Branding
LG is one of the leading mobile phone companies in the world and in the United States; all 4 major carriers are offering LG Android devices. They brought their mid-range LG Optimus One which was launched by T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon and Sprint, and also T-Mobile, AT&T and Verizon launched high-end LG Android device. Earlier last …
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First Look at LG’s Optimus Pro
There must be an unwritten rule somewhere that says Android phones with portrait QWERTY keyboards should have a “Pro” surname. Motorola has the Droid Pro, Samsung has the Galaxy Pro, and now, LG has the Optimus Pro. The team at AndroidWorld (Italy) tell us that …
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LG Thrill Now Set to Arrive at AT&T “This Summer”
We had hoped that LG and AT&T were going to give us a solid launch date or price for their new joint effort yesterday, but alas we are somewhat disappointed. According a new press release, the dual-core, 3D super phone that is the LG Thrill …
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Millennial Media Releases Monthly Report: Android Dominates Top 20
Millennial Media recently released its monthly Mobile Mix report, a survey of the top mobile devices and operating systems. The leading independent mobile advertising company’s latest report contains some fascinating morsels of information, some worth highlighting here.
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U.S. Cellular Pledges Another Seven Android 2.3 Smart Phones, HTC Tablet for 2011
U.S. Cellular just let loose with their device lineup as it looks for the remainder of the year, and there’s plenty of Android to go ’round. The carrier is looking to debut no less than seven Android smart phone and at least one 7-inch tablet …
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