After several unexplained delays the LG Thrill finally made its official AT&T debut. The AT&T variant dubbed the Optimus 3D is for sale now at $100 with a 2 year contract. Originally introduced back in March at CTIA 2011, the device doesn’t pack any surprises in the spec department. Spec highlights include a […]
Provided your comfortable flashing a custom ROM, HTC Desire HD users can now enjoy all the unofficial glory of Sense 3.5. The reliable crew over at XDA-Developers have taken a leaked version of Sense 3.5 intended for the upcoming HTC Bliss and ported it over for the Desire HD. There are a few
According to two internal HP emails leaked to PreCentral, the company intends to split the webOS Global Business Unit into two. It will push the webOS software side over to the Office of Strategy and Technology while the ex-Palm hardware branch will remain part of the Personal Systems Group. PSG
Just a few short days after the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 was formally introduced at this year’s IFA show in Berlin, the Honeycomb slab pulled a vanishing act from the showroom floor. All traces of the tablet were removed including all demo devices and branded marketing materials. Samsung would only
During the IFA show in Berlin on Thursday, Toshiba unveiled the AT200, an Android Honeycomb tablet that is set to be the thinnest Android tablet yet. Measuring in at just 7.7mm thick it makes it .9mm thinner than the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1. It appears as though Toshiba has set out
After the quick demise of HP’s webOS, rumors were spread ramptly in speculation of who, if anyone, was going to buy up the webOS platform. It wasn’t long before speculation swirled around Samsung as a possible bidder. However, with Samsung’s plate already full with Bada, Android, and Windows Phone 7, the company has officially declined. Samsung’s CEO Choi Gee
Now that the Department of Justice has filed an antitrust lawsuit to block AT&T from merging with T-Mobile, AT&T is undoubtedly preparing for a hefty legal battle. According to a recent report released by Reuters, AT&T is also preparing a settlement offer as part of their plan to save the
HTC has a press release scheduled Thursday evening at Berlin’s IFA and is widely expected to unveil their Eternity and Omega smartphones. Regardless, BuyMobilePhones has reportedly obtained leaked specs for the smartphones ahead of their formal debut. The HTC Eternity is said to be equipped with a single-core 1.5GHz processor,
According to Mashable, Facebook has big plans to unveil a new music streaming service at their F8 Developers Conference, scheduled to take place September 22, 2011. The social networking giant already has its toes dipped into online gaming and advertising, and now apparently music too. Facebook wouldn’t actually host any content,
So, you’re dying for a tablet to add to your device collection, but you can’t afford to spend half your rent money? Well, Lenovo has you covered as it just announced its IdeaPad A1 tablet starting at $199. The IdeaPad A1 slab is Android Gingerbread powered sporting a single core cortex A8
Samsung Mobile today announced the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7, the world’s first mobile tablet featuring a Super AMOLED Plus display, and the Samsung Galaxy Note, a new category of product combining the core on-the-go benefits of various mobile devices, at IFA in Berlin. Samsung is wild about the Galaxy Note,
Bloomberg reports that the U.S. Justice Department has indeed filed to block the controversial AT&T and T-Mobile merger. Ironically, it was just this morning that AT&T and T-Mobile promised approximately 5,000 jobs would be created in the merger as incentive to let the merger pass. It appears that the mere promise of jobs was
The Samsung Galaxy S II has officially been unveiled today for its eager US consumers. As expected, Sprint, T-Mobile, and AT&T will all be receiving variants of the device. Sprint and T-Mobile will receive the 4.5-inch super AMOLED screen, while AT&T consumers will have to make do with the smaller 4.3 inch
Members of the media have started to receive an event invitation for a ‘strategy update’ from Sprint. The event, slated to occur in New York on October 7th, is expected to detail the company’s strategy moving forward. While the juicy details of the Now Network’s strategy remain unclear, we do know
Launch delays in the wireless industry are common and most often caused by manufacturer delays or a hold up by the carrier themselves. However, in the unique case of the Samsung Galaxy S II, Hurricane Irene was more than enough reason to delay the launch. Hurricane Irene made its way
