HTC sending out invitations for MWC announcement
HTC has begun sending out invitations to their February 26th press announcement which takes place one day before Mobile World Congress begins. For those who haven’t followed along before or who are unaware of MWC, it’s the big mobile event of the year and where …
EPSON launching Android powered-device at MWC?
A lot of big companies are accepting Android as a formidable OS, and it seems Epson is now planning to throw their hat into the ring. AndroidAndMe is reporting that Epson is working on a “mysterious” Android-powered device and they will officially launch it at …
HTC Ville render image leaked, sleek design shows off thin frame
Okay folks, it’s that day of the month when we tell you about the latest leaked HTC device, and today we are going to tell you about the HTC Ville. We first told you about it almost 2 weeks ago where we just saw a …
HTC Quattro render image leaked, looks familiar
We recently told you that HTC will be launching their first ever quad-core tablet along with Android 4.0. The tablet, which goes by the name Quattro was recently caught on camera by our friends over at PocketNow. The Quattro is set to feature a 10.1 …
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Barcelona Named ‘Mobile World Capital’, Will Host MWC Through 2018
We just received a press release on behalf of the GSMA advising that the annual Mobile World Congress event ain’t leaving town anytime soon. In fact, after an 18 month search, Barcelona has been tapped as the “Mobile World Capital” and will be host to …
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Android Pushes HTC Closer to Competition
HTC is one of the leading tech companies in the world and their smartphones are always top-notch. People love the amazing build quality and beauty of HTC devices. HTC has launched several devices in the past, and most of them are Android-powered. Back at MWC, …
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Sprint Poised To Steal The Show At CTIA; EVOs and Nexus S Rumored
After a no-show at MWC this year, Sprint is looking to make CTIA all about the new and improved carrier. Promising to “pull back the curtain with the latest in wireless innovation,” many wondered if Sprint would finally unveil the EVOs next of kin. But …
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Xperia Play Not Exclusive to Verizon
According to Sony Ericsson CTO Jan Uddenfeldt, the “Playstation Phone,” the Xperia Play, may launch on more than one U.S. carrier. Uddenfeldt said that Sony Ericsson is excited about their new partnership with Verizon as part of a new focus by SE on the U.S. …
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Android Pins…Gotta Collect them All!
Android has come out with a pretty clever marketing tool in the form of Andy pins. As you can see in the picture, Andy takes on various outfits and scenarios and is in pin-form, waiting to be collected by his fans. The MWC was crawling with various pins that people were steadfast in collecting and trading.
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Eric Schmidt Speaks at Mobile World Congress, Sheds Light on Android Successes and Future
Current CEO Eric Schmidt divulges some Android figures and announces another new application.
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Sony Ericsson Announces Three Xperias: Play, Neo and Pro
In what was no surprise at all, Sony Ericsson officially announced the storied “PlayStation Phone,” the Xperia Play, at MWC on Sunday. We also could have guessed that we’d get official word about the Xperia Neo, based on the leaked photos of it last week. But …
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New Pics of Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo
We’d heard that Sony Ericsson would be announcing several phones in addition to the Xperia Play at the Mobile World Congress this month, and today opened our inbox and found a bunch of pictures of one of those handsets, the Xperia Neo.
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LG “Rewriting History” at Mobile World Congress [VIDEO]
What does LG plan on doing at Mobile World Congress? Something we’ve not seen or heard of yet? And how does one “rewrite” something that already happened?
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DROID X2 To Sport Dual-Core Tegra 2
The DROID X2, also known as the Daytona, is rumored to have the NVIDIA Tegra 2 Dual-Core processor built-in.
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HTC Scribe surfaces in US Trademark filings. Is it a new tablet?
HTC isn’t new to the tech game, and they have been rocking with some amazing phones all around the world. Even with the statement that they are not working on tablets, it really is no surprise that they may have been working on some tablets to keep up with Motorola, LG, and Samsung all along.
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