December 12, 2013
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.
Read MoreMobile Crunch spent a few minutes with a product analyst for Opera Software at Mobile World Congress earlier this week. He demonstrated the forthcoming Android version of their Opera Mobile browser on a Nexus One. Keep in mind that is not an actual app that you can download from them or the ...
Read MoreIn a keynote speech at Mobile World Congress, Google CEO Eric Schmidt gave us a glimpse into exactly how many Android phones are moving right now. “We are now shipping more than 60,000 Android devices in the Android industry per day and that number has doubled over the last quarter. The ...
Read MoreMobile World Congress is starting this Monday in Barcelona, Spain and you will be lucky to have 2 Android Guys (Patryk Zabick and myself) walking through hundred of booths and meeting lots of companies involved on Android. We will be reporting on all the latest devices, applications ...
Read MoreWe are all but certain that HTC will unveiling the Legend next week at Barcelona. There have been a handful of “in the wild” shots this week, leading us to believe the demo models are circulating and the handset maker is ready to show it off. Unfortunately, they won’t be the ...
Read MoreAs we near the Mobile World Congress next month, the rumored handsets and announcements are likely to start pouring in. DigiTimes is reporting today that Garmin plans to unveil a handful of smartphones in Barcelona, one of which will be running Android.
Read MoreSamsung didn’t get its gPhone out on time for the Mobile World Congress, but, according to Samsung they never planned for a launch at the Barcelona event anyway. The South Korean company cleared up the rumors that the gPhone was delayed, stating that always up for a late-year release. ...
Read MoreNext week is poised to be Android’s big breakout with Mobile World Congress set to kick off in Barcelona. A few companies have already committed to showing their first Android devices, while a few others are rumored to be launching multiple handsets throughout the year. This brings us ...
Read MoreBoy how we envy those who get to go to Barcelona next month. Handset maker General Mobile will be in attendance with their DSLT-1 phone, a dual-sim Android handset. The fine folks at AndroidAuthority have gotten word directly from the handset maker that they’ll be bringing the phone ...
Read MoreThe first company to officially say they’ll be showing an Android mobile handset at Mobile World Congress 2009 is Huawei. As one of the most recent hardware manufacturers to join the Open Handset Alliance, we were left to guess what they would bring to the consortia. We soon found out ...
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