CyanogenMod Founder Steve Kondik bids farewell to Samsung, briefly praises Galaxy S4
Steve “Cyanogen” Kondik announced today via Google+ that he would be parting ways with Samsung. The Android icon took an engineering job with the Mobile giant about 18 months ago, and has now said that he has “decided to do something new”. In the post …
Samsung announces the Galaxy S2 Plus
Samsung has just introduced the new Galaxy S2 Plus, a device with a minor bump up in specs from the regular S2. The device will be running Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean alongside the infamous Touchwiz Nature UX, and has a 4.3-inch WVGA Super AMOLED Plus …
Samsung Galaxy S II Epic 4G Touch on Sprint slated for ICS this week
Any Epic 4G Touch users on Sprint a little annoyed at how long it’s taken for ICS to come down? I’m raising my own hand here, folks. An anonymous user over at Android Central has snagged a screenshot, indicating that we could be seeing …
AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II users get ICS 4.0.3 update
It’s about time, right!? You AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II users have been patiently waiting, and now your time has come. The AT&T iteration of the SGS2 has finally gotten Ice Cream Sandwich… Android 4.0.3, exactly. To get yours, plug your SGS2 into your PC …
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Sony S2 Tablet is the Tablet P, Specs Continue to Leak
More specs have recently leaked about the upcoming Sony Tablet S and the codenamed Sony S2 which are expected to launch next month. The S2 will launch as the Sony Tablet P, the dual 5.5″ screened clamshell will weigh 370 grams, have …
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Leaked Sony Tablet Details Include Android 3.2, Custom UI
Someone over at the Sony eSupport page uploaded a troubleshooting document to their site last night, accidentally spilling a couple of tablet beans in the process. Thanks to the error, we have a few new details to look forward to when the S1 and S2 …
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Sony Releases Penultimate Episode in Tablet Video Series [VIDEO]
The fourth of five planned Sony tablet videos has arrived online, and has been the case all along, we get our best look yet of the two tablets. The 1:39 video takes a while to get to the meat and potatoes but we do get …
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Sony and Adobe Team for $200,000 App Challenge Ahead of Tablet Release
Sony and Adobe have paired up for a new app contest in an attempt to drum up developer support for their forthcoming tablets. As some of you might already know, Sony has a pair of tablets due in the fall which are expected to marry …
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Sony Tablet Video Series Continues with Part 2
Sony Ericsson is back today with the second in a planned series 5 planned videos to help hype their upcoming S1 and S2 tablets. Like its predecessor(s), the clip is slow moving and full of tease, never stopping long to show either tablet. We dig …
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Sony Starts Teasing Tablets with First of Five Planned Videos
Sony may not have even have names for their upcoming tablets, but that won’t stop them from flipping the “on” switch for their hype machine. The company has released the first of five planned videos for the “Sony Tablet” and it’s almost all tease. We …
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S1 and S2 Tablets Clear FCC Sporting AT&T Frequencies
Many Sony gaming fans were booing after Sony announced its Playstation Vita 3G would be available exclusively on AT&T, and now — many Android users who were holding out for a Sony tablet — will be doing the same. According to FCC approvals, both the …
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Sony Confirms S1, S2 Tablets with Announcement
Sony confirmed the existence of two rumored Android 3.0 tablets today with a press release for their new “Sony Tablet”. Yup, that’s the name, for now. Engadget pretty much nailed every aspect of these devices a few months back but we’ll refresh your minds.
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Sony Exec Confirms Tablet on Horizon
Japanese website Nikkei has quoted Sony’s Sir Howard Stringer as saying that the company will bow its first Honeycomb tablet by the end of the summer. Further, the United States will be among the first to offer the device once hit lands. As some of …
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Beware Russian-Based Android Rumors
While the ink is barely dry on the articles regarding the Samsung Galaxy S launch, rumors have already surfaced about its successor, the Samsung Galaxy S2 (i9200). The internet is bursting at the seams with obvious skepticism and Briefmobile has made a pretty convincing argument …
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