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LG LS680 Found in Sprint Inventory
Not a whole lot to report on this one other than the fact that LG has another Android handset on the way. A Boy Genius Report tipster passed along a screen shot of the inventory system for Sprint which shows an LS680 listed. There’s literally …
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Nearly Full List of Motorola Opus One Specs Leaks
The Motorola Opus One has been pretty much all but confirmed at this point. We’ve seen pictures of the device and heard silly stories about its life in the wild. Up until now, the specs were pretty much rumor and conjecture. Today the picture gets …
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Stolen Opus One Ends up Online
Here’s an odd tale of sorts. A YouTube user who goes by the handle of jay84305 allegedly grabbed a Motorola Opus One from somewhere in Florida’s South Beach area after a Motorola or Sprint employee dropped it. He then decided he would post a few …
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Official: Sprint’s Hero and Moment Getting Android 2.0
Those of you who are Sprint Android owners will be happy to learn that your handset will be getting an upgrade to Android 2.0 in the first half of 2010. According to the official Sprint twitter account, this is confirmed although a hard date has …
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Motorola’s ‘Opus One’ Could be First iDEN Handset to run Android
Even though the list of carriers with iDEN support is a short one, Motorola is still committed to supporting the technology. Naturally, we’d expected the handset maker to start offering Android-based iDEN units before too long. If BGR’s new tipster is correct, the first model …
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Verizon Bullies Sprint… Are They Serious?
Verizon has really overstepped their boundaries this time. Embarrassing AT&T is one thing; they deserve it. But asking Sprint to remove its “Most Dependable 3G Network” claim is narcissistic, pompous, and flat out wrong. I’d like to quote my personal site, just to prove a …
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Best Buy Mobile Offering 5 Android Under $100
It’s a great time to be shopping for Android handsets. Best Buy has announced that they will be carrying five Android powered smart phones at $99 for the holidays. They’re making it hassle free for your convenience with instant rebates as opposed to carrier mail-in …
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Happening Now: Sprint Rolling Out OTA Update to Hero
We’re getting wind from a few of our readers that Sprint is pushing out an update to the HTC Hero. No, it’s not jumping to Android 2.0 yet! What the update does entirely, we’re not sure. Hopefully, the SMS hangups are resolved if anything. We …
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Sprint Finally Acknowledges Android in Commercial
It only took a month or so, but Sprint finally decided to advertise that they have Android phones. Is it awesome? NO. Sadly, they don’t even refer to ‘Android’ in the following commercial, but “with Google” instead. Close enough. T-Mobile’s been getting away with it …
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Sprint Working on “Maintenance Release” for Hero
Those of you who own the Sprint Hero will be happy to know that a maintenance release for Android is in the works. While it’s not an upgrade to 1.6 or 2.0, it’s essentially a patch update to fix those pesky SMS issues. According to …
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Check it Out! It’s an Unboxed DROID Eris!
There’s not much more to say aside from the headline. Boy Genius Report has a tipster who scored an HTC Droid Eris from who-knows-where and has a few pictures from an unboxing. We grabbed two that we liked and listed them here. Warning: The entire …
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Verizon to Charge $15 for Exchange Access on the Droid? [UPDATE]
Verizon, a name that is synonymous with the phrase “nickel and dime,” is at it again. Wired has picked up on the reports that Verizon will charge Droid owners $15 for access to Microsoft Exchange’s ActiveSync. That $15 will be charged on top of the …
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Sprint Offers Up Android Anecdotes
sYesterday, David Owens, Sprint’s VP of consumer marketing, took part in an hour-long online chat with customers where he dropped a few Android bits that are worth sharing.
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BillShrink.com Breaks Down the Total Cost of Droid Ownership
So you’re thinking about getting the Droid from Verizon but don’t know how much it’s going to set you back. Sure you know the phone costs $199 after rebate, but what’s the long-term cost of ownership? That’s where BillShrink.com comes in. They’ve just announced the …
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Peter Rojas: Droid Eris Will Be $99
Peter Rojas, co-founder of Engadget, Gizmodo, and gdgt has just spilled some delicious beans. A post listed over on a gdgt discussion board under the category of Droid Eris says that the handset will come in with the lowest price point of any Android handset …
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