New report indicates Amazon has 8.9-inch Kindle Fire for mid-2012
From just about the first moment we learned that Amazon was getting into the Android-based tablet game, we expected at least two devices. Initially we were looking to get a 7-inch “Coyote” model followed by a 10-inch, quad-core “Hollywood” shortly thereafter. Somewhere along the line, things got …
Asus to launch PadFone at Mobile World Congress?
If you remember, Asus introduced the PadFone, a tablet/smartphone hybrid, last year. Although we haven’t heard much about the PadFone in quite some time, MoDaCo has some juicy news that caught our attention. They’re reporting that Asus has confirmed that they will launch the …
Lucky number “Zeta” – HTC’s rumored 2.5GHz quad-core, Ice Cream Sandwich behemoth
Engadget was handed a render and some specs of a possible upcoming HTC device, compelling us to revisit the age-old question: “should I wait to buy my next smartphone?” If this device is any indication of what’s coming soon, I, myself, might be holding out …
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More Information leaked about the HTC Edge, mouthwatering specs
HTC recently launched the HTC Rezound for Verizon Wireless, which is launched as successor to Incredible 2, and there’s no doubt the Rezound is an amazing successor to it; yesterday, however, we showed you something which actually led us to believe that HTC has something strong …
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Rumors of a Motorola Droid 4 Surface
Okay folks, it’s that day of the week when you hear some new rumors about a device you have never heard of but still want to get your hands on. Today we are going to tell you about the Droid 4, which will be the …
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Motorola Edison/Atrix 2 Gets Previewed, Better Than Ever
In the past few weeks, we have learned a lot about the new upcoming Motorola device currently known as the Motorola Edison/Atrix 2. What we know is that this device will be launched by AT&T as successor to the Atrix, which was the first ever …
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Those Awesome Sounding Samsung Phones May or May Not be Real
You know those leaked Samsung phones from yesterday? You know what we’re talking about, the half dozen Android products on the horizon, including an Ice Cream Sandwich handset. It turns out that enough noise was made about these guys on the internet yesterday to elicit …
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T-Mobile LG Gelato Spotted, Should Hit AT&T Too
Back in July, LG officially announced the LG Optimus Net , the successor to their famous entry level device known as Optimus One. Although it was tapped for overseas markets, we expected LG to launch their new entry level device in U.S. as well. Carrying the …
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Samsung Launching Sequel to Galaxy Tab Next Month?
Samsung launched the original Galaxy Tab over a year ago, and it grew to one of the best-selling tablets on the market. Its big brother, the Galaxy Tab 10.1, is also doing very well. Now it seems that Samsung is planning to launch a successor to …
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Rumor: Samsung Prepping 5.3-inch Galaxy ‘Q’
The annual Consumer Electronics Unlimited (IFA) might still be six weeks away, but that doesn’t mean we can’t start the week off with a new rumor. According to Yahoo! Korea (translated), the handset maker is putting the finishing touches on a 5.3-inch Galaxy Q handset, …
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HTC Glamor Spotted in the Closet, Possibly a Cross Dressing HTC Bliss?
Anyone remember that rumor about HTC’s female-centric experiment codenamed “Bliss?” Well, it seems that another female-based HTC phone has been spotted hanging in a closet, which gives us the hint of a female target audience. Anyway, not much (if anything) is known about this “glamorous” device, …
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Andy Rubin Clears the Air About Android Rumors
Android head Andy Rubin took to the Android Developers Blog to clear the air about rumors that have been circulating recently: that Google is imposing new rules to reduce fragmentation, and that they are holding back release of Honeycomb source code in a way that …
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Samsung Denies Charging Carriers for Updates
In response to recent rumors, Samsung has denied that they are charging carriers for Android updates: “”No. Samsung is not charging carriers for Froyo updates to Galaxy S. We hope to have more detail on status shortly. Promise!” Doesn’t do much to clear up what …
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