Can HP’s budget-friendly Slate 7 take on the Nexus 7?
It is Mobile World Congress week, and we all know about the plethora of new Android devices announced. Phones and tablets are everywhere, mostly from familiar names. Then there’s also the new HP (yes, them) tablet, the budget-friendly HP Slate 7. With pricing that starts …
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Samsung introduces Galaxy Note 8
Samsung today introduced the next member of the Galaxy Note family, officially unveiling the Galaxy Note 8.0. As the name implies, the tablet features an 8-inch display, however the finer details include 8” WXGA (1280×800, 189 ppi) resolution. Powered by Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean, the Galaxy …
5.5-inch LG Optimus G Pro spotted
LG has been pretty coy these past few days, teasing their Mobile World Congress announcement(s) but we think we know what one of them may be. A 5.5-inch LG Optimus G Pro has been spotted by our colleagues over at Phone Arena, and the specs …
Sony C530X HuaShan images leaked ahead of MWC
Sony’s recent smartphone line is becoming quite impressive and it seems that they are off to a great start in 2013. I recently had some hands-on experience with the new devices and I can attest that Sony has improved a lot, and I am looking …
Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 photos leaked ahead of MWC
Samsung looks to be gearing up for Mobile World Congress and may soon deliver a next generation Galaxy Tab 3. We first heard about it just a week ago and now our friends over at PhoneArena got their hands on some leaked screenshots of the tablet. …
HTC One X image leaked – looks familiar
We recently came to know about HTC’s new name branding, and the two phones under this branding are HTC One X and One S. HTC One X is actually the HTC Endeavor/Edge which will be launched at the Mobile World Congress next week. Our friends over …
LG Optimus LTE Tag announced, comes with NFC tags
LG has finally announced the successor to their famous LG Optimus line ahead of MWC which is known as LG Optimus LTE Tag. “Tag” actually represents the NFC capability the phone is offering, along with LG Tag+ program, which works with NFC and you can stick …
ZTE to Launch two Ice Cream Sandwich powered phones at MWC
It seems that Chinese companies are planning to rock at MWC 2012. First Huawei announced that they are gearing up to launch new tablet and smartphone at MWC, and now ZTE has announced that they will launch two new Android devices at the Mobile World …
HTC One X and One S to debut at Mobile World Congress
HTC is getting amped up for the Mobile World Congress and they are ready to rock the show. We recently showed you some test photos taken by the phones that would launch at MWC. Now, we know the codenames of the devices but we would …
Is Samsung to unveil Galaxy Note 10.1 at Mobile World Congress?
Is Samsung going to marry the Galaxy Note technology with their popular tablet?
Huawei Launching New Tablet and Smartphone at the MWC
Huawei rocked the CES 2012 show by launching the world’s thinnest smartphone at only 6.68 mm thin. It’s known as Ascend P1, of course it’s an amazing looking device and hopefully it will hit US sometime soon. We also informed you that Huawei will reveal …
Motorola’s first Android with Intel inside set for MWC
Motorola appears primed to announce an Android 4.0 smartphone with Intel’s Medfield chipset.
Acer to announce CloudMobile at MWC 2012
There are number of Android powered devices available on the market right now, but not all of them are beautiful enough to catch your eye. If someone asks me about the most attractive Android device, I would say it without any hesitation that it’s Xperia …
HTC posts Q4 earnings, disappointment follows
HTC has released their Q4 records from 2011, and sadly it doesn’t look very good. Q1, Q2 and Q3 were fairly good for the Taiwanese company, but we think HTC is probably a little disappointed with their Q4 results. Their total revenue was 102.4 billion Taiwanese dollars (that’s around …
Samsung not announcing Galaxy S III at Mobile World Congress, rumors indicate
Just weeks before the annual event Samsung is said to be putting the brakes on a MWC announcement.
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