July 23, 2014
Samsung was in New York last night to official kick off the various Galaxy S handsets headed for your (US) carrier of choice. Without giving us the prices and launch dates we’d been hoping for, we’re left waiting on carriers to make announcements. T-Mobile is the first out of the ...
Read MoreThe first official looking images of the upcoming Samsung Intercept have found their way online. Looking very much like last year’s Moment, the SPH-M910 Intercept is expected to arrive with (stock) Android 2.1 and feature a 3.2-inch touch display. Given Samsung’s track record, I ...
Read MoreSprint and Samsung have officially announced the Samsung Epic, which will stand alongside the HTC EVO 4G in Sprint’s quickly-growing 4G line-up. The Samsung Epic, which Samsung is describing as a “Galaxy S smartphone”, is a monster on paper. The Epic is 14.2 millimeters thick ...
Read MoreIn case you were looking to order an EVO 4G today you might want to pump the brakes. As has been the case for most of the week, the latest Sprint super phone is out of stock. Since Sprint is not likely going to make any announcements when it comes back, we’re left to keep... Read More
In a recent announcement on Twitter, Sprint has said that it expects to launch Android 2.2 Sprint expects to launch Android 2.2 "in the near future." On the Sprint's message boards, a Sprint employee said "As work on finalizing the software is under way, Sprint expects to launch Android 2.2 ...
Read MoreThose of you who have an EVO 4G are advised to keep your eyes peeled for a minor update next week. Sorry guys and gals, it’s not a Froyo rollout. Rumored for the 28th, it will address three components. A Boy Genius Report source indicates the following are slated for a tweak next week: ...
Read More“I wouldn’t recommend an Android phone to my mother.” That’s a phrase I’ve heard thrown around more than once since Android first came out, and up until recently, I was of that same opinion. That is until the Sprint EVO 4G came out.
Read MoreWe know the announcements just came down within the last hour for the Droid X but we’re dying to know. If you had your choice between the EVO 4G from Sprint and the Droid X from Verizon, who would you pick? And why? Vote in the poll below and then back your argument up in... Read More
The fellas over at Android Central were passed a list of details for the all-but-official Samsung Galaxy S Pro. The 4G -capable handset which is headed for Sprint looks like a standard Galaxy S but with a sliding QWERTY but what’s really under the hood?
Read MoreEngadget was passed along an image this morning that shows Best Buy will be offering the HTC EVO 4G in white as part of an exclusive deal. Officially launching July 11th, customers are able to pre-order one starting today. Don’t go to Sprint looking for one of these as the carrier ...
Read MoreWe recently saw our first images of Sprint’s forthcoming Galaxy S Pro which, for all practical purposes, looks like a standard Galaxy S with a sliding QWERTY. Word is coming today that Samsung is readying a QWERTY-based Galaxy Q for the United States later this year. Armed with ...
Read MoreAfter much discussion with my peers, I had come to the conclusion that the problems people were seeing with the HTC EVO 4G’s screen were nothing more than a select few, Twitter savvy folk stirring up trouble on the Interwebs. Sure enough… I was wrong. You see, the day I got my first ...
Read MoreYesterday saw the first picture of Samsung’s Galaxy S Pro arrive online. Along with the picture of the 5-row QWERTY handset was speculation that it would be among Sprint’s next 4G handsets. A pair of pictures quickly followed last night and provide confirmation that the phone is ...
Read MoreThe first picture of Sprint’s version of the Galaxy S handset made its way into the hands of Android Community today. Called the Galaxy S Pro, it looks every bit of a standard Galaxy S save for the sliding 5-row QWERTY hiding below. This confirms the news we broke just over a month ago.
Read MoreReports are surfacing from XDA-Developers and the Google Code forums that the HTC EVO 4G has major framerate issues. It seems that the device is some how locked at 30 frames per second both in 2D (Canvas) and 3D (openGL) modes. Interestingly, the HTC Hero hits 54fps on average and has smoother ...
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