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Cricket Communications has announced their next Android endeavor today, the Android 2.3-powered Samsung Transfix. Available immediately for $179.99, the phone features an 800MHz processor,...

Verizon and Samsung announced their latest collaboration this morning, tapping the 4G LTE-ready Stratosphere with a $150 price tag and October 13th launch.  Arriving...

T-Mobile USA tossed out a press release late last night, officially announcing that a pair of 4G Android-powered tablets would be ready for launch...

U.S. Cellular just announced that they will be bringing three Android-powered HTC devices to their lineup next month in the form of the Wildfire...

It looks like Sammy is going into October with a bang, as they've just officially announced the Galaxy Tab 8.9, as well as two...

The College and Pro football season is officially underway, having kicked off (pun #1) over the last week.  As we head into a new...

Cricket Wireless unveiled their next Android smart phone today, the Muve Music enabled Samsung Vitality.  Running Android 2.3 Gingerbread and powered by a 800MHz...

Samsung is at IFA today where they unveiled their next Android-powered tablet, the Galaxy Tab 7.7.  Featuring a dual-core 1.4GHz processor, 7.7-inch Super AMOLED...

The wait is over and the Galaxy S II has been finally announced for U.S carriers.  Sprint will be the first provider to offer...

We had been hearing that Samsung was prepping a refreshed version of their fast-selling Galaxy S II for IFA later this week in Berlin,...

Acer's Iconia A100 goes on sale in retail stores around the country today, ushering in the era of 7-inch Honeycomb tablets.  Offered in 8GB...

Remember the Huawei Ascend? It launched on Cricket Wireless in October of last year, along with a few other regional carriers. Well, it looks like Huawei has put the finishing touches on the successor to the Ascend, which they're calling, creatively enough, the Ascend II. It's packing a 3.5-inch HVGA display, a measly 600MHz processor, Gingerbread (Android 2.3), 5MP camera, and the usual WiFi, 3G connectivity, and a micro SD card slot.

That's right, the Xoom is no longer a Verizon exclusive. U.S. Cellular began selling the Android 3.1 tablet today, and it's sure to bring business up a notch. After a quick first glance, it appears to be exactly the same as the Verizon Xoom. I did make one note, however: the U.S. Cellular version doesn't directly connect to the network.

Pictured to the left are the two newly announced Sony-Ericsson Android devices named the Ray and the Active respectively. The Ray being the newest "luxury" model of the XPERIA line, and the Active being a rugged dust-proof and water resistant handset.

I've been playing with a Verizon-branded version of the Xperia PLAY for around two weeks now and wanted to share my opinions on the...