April 16, 2014
The fellas over at Droid Life have scored a handful of exclusive pictures today for Verizon's upcoming Droid 2 World Edition. Rumored to be completely replacing the brand spankin' new Droid 2 that launched just a few weeks back, this guy also has a 3.7-inch touch display and sliding QWERTY.
Read MoreVerizon appears poised to roll out Froyo to yet another Android handset. The Droid X will soon be joining the Droid, Droid 2, and Droid Incredible as an Android 2.2 powered behemoth. Verizon has updated their support site with a PDF touting the goodies that come with the Froyo release.
Read MoreIt was just over a month ago when we first learned of the existence of a new HTC device, the Lexikon. Hitting the internet along with the HTC Bee, we got our first glimpse at its supposed specs. A primer for those who missed it or forgot: The sliding QWERTY featured a MSM7630 Snapdragon ...
Read MoreVerizon has confirmed that the HTC Droid Eris will not be seeing an Android 2.2 'Froyo' update. Considering how early in Android's life this phone came out, we're not shocked to hear 2.1 would be the last officially supported version.
Read MoreOn the Android Guys Thursday Night Droid-Cast tonight we are going to be talking about the Samsung New York Galaxy Tab Release event with live reports from Aaron Kasten, Kyle Sandler, Russell Holly, Eric Z and Aaron BUCKNAH! Also awesome news about the device as well. Ray Walters will give ...
Read MoreIt's becoming increasingly common for a hardware manufacturer to release the source code to their handsets. HTC does it all the time, most recently with their Droid Incredible and EVO 4G. Samsung has done exactly that with their new Fascinate handset from Verizon.
Read MoreSorry T-Mobile fans. The Wall Street Journal does not have much good news for you when it comes to the Samsung Tab. According to the newspaper, Samsung has inked a deal with the top three US carriers that will see each of them providing the upstart iPad killer when it lands locally. This ...
Read MoreThe biggest #trevorfail this week hands down was the fact that Verizon sold out to the man and decided to make Bing the search engine of choice in the quick search functionality of the Samsung Fascinate. It defied belief and caused a major uproar in the Android Community, and rightly so. I ...
Read MoreOkay, so the rumor about Verizon’s intention to block Google Search in favor of Bing can be put to bed. Business Insider has confirmed the details of the arrangement with a Microsoft representative. What’s the deal? Bing will come loaded on a handful of phones, but will not be ...
Read MoreAfter the recent news and hubbub about Verizon and their decision to drop Google Search in favor of Bing, we decided to do some looking into the matter. Incidentally, our friend Kyle (TheDroidGuy) was already doing some investigating on his own. Apparently, this Bing deal might go beyond the ...
Read MoreWith the launch of today’s Verizon Fascinate, each of the four major carriers in the United States now has a Samsung Galaxy S series phone available. Rather than churning out the same phone over and over, each wireless provider has opted to customize their handsets with various tweaks ...
Read MoreIt doesn’t get much closer than this. For some reason, Verizon decided to wait until the eleventh hour to make the announcement that their Samsung Galaxy S series phone, the Fascinate, is dropping soon. Officially confirmed today, the long held rumor was that September 9 would be the ...
Read MoreThe HTC PD42100 –the same horizontal slider CDMA/GSM world phone we posted leaked photos of last month–has made its way through the FCC. The device will feature Wifi b/g/n, a 4-inch screen, and possibly one of the fastest mobile processors on the market. It is going to be a sexy, ...
Read MoreYou’ve probably already seen the Samsung commercials for the Captivate, Vibrant, and Epic 4G, but we must not forget about the Fascinate! While it is someways similar, it still thrills and chills in it’s own way. Lights, camera, action folks! Let us know what you think! Source: ...
Read MoreHandset maker Motorola is advising Droid X customers to shy away from manually installing the leaked Froyo builds making their rounds. According to them, this could leave you S.O.L. when it comes to the official update.
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