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After all the hype OnePlus has been building up around the OnePlus One, today they have officially unveiled the device along with it's $299...

Lenovo's Yoga series has made a name for themselves in the industry pushing the boundaries of shape, form factor and all around physical features...

Aereo on Thursday announced that it will be integrating Chromecast support for the Android app on May 29. Aereo, a service that allows subscribers to...

No-contract wireless provider Cricket today announced the upcoming availability of the Samsung Galaxy S4. Priced at $599, the 4G LTE smartphone will be offered...

Cricket Wireless adds another Android smartphone to its smartphone portfolio today, introducing the Desire C. The HTC smartphone runs Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich...

Cricket Wireless today announced that they will soon be offering their second Android 4.0 smartphone in the form of the ZTE Engage. Set to...

Barnes & Noble early this morning introduced a pair of new tablet/ereaders in the Nook HD and Nook HD+. Expected to ship in late...

Available in retails stores around the country, the Galaxy Note 10.1 features beefy specifications.

Features include military ruggedness and Direct Connect.

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...

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.

Two years and a few spare months have gone by since Google and T-Mobile partnered up to give us the world's first Android phone, The HTC-built, T-Mobile G1. The G1 pioneered Android's initial design, hardware and software alike. Tucked behind the 3.2inch LCD display, 528mhz processor, 192mb of ram, and 5-row keyboard was a infant mobile OS with exponential potential. The G1 led the first steps towards Android's globalization. Over two years later, Google, T-Mobile, and HTC have come together once again to bring us the next generation of the G1...not surprisingly named the G2. The G2 gains a modern upgrade and design along with HSPA+ support, while retaining specific qualities that the G1 possessed, like the physical landscape qwerty keyboard. Evolution, or just a spec bump? Read along through this review to find out!

Sony just made the first actual Google TV official with their new 46-inch GT1 Sony Internet TV.  Billed as the first television with...

We can finally put the Galaxy Tab rumors to sleep. Samsung has officially unveiled the Galaxy Tab earlier today at the IFA conference in Berlin, Germany. Looking very much like a giant Galaxy S phone, the Tab features a 7-inch TFT-LCD, WSVGA (1024 x 600) display, Cortex A8 1.0GHz processor, 3-megapixel camera with auto-focus and LED flash and a front-facing 1.3 megapixel camera for video telephony.