Delivering on its promise, Moto is now rolling out the Android 2.3.4 update for its Froyo-toting Atrix smartphone. The update became available last week for the Nordic regions and the Vodafone Germany variant of the device, with UK now included in the second wave of the update. Released last February, […]
The hordes of customers who bought the $199 dual-cored tablet must have been irked to find the less populated Amazon Appstore, but that can be changed with some effort now. Thanks to the toils of XDA member, Jolleyboy, Kindle Fire users can now get access to the full Android Market
When Google said the much popular Nexus One was too long in the tooth to run Ice-Cream Sandwich, the news must have come as a disappointment to many users who were looking forward to running the latest and greatest Android build on their N1s. This has been the case from
With a $19.99 asking price, the Express unveiled by Sprint on Friday seems like a great device to hand over to your teenage son or your aging mother as their first Android device. The full portrait QWERTY device features a 2.6-inch display, a 3.2mpx lens on its back, 3G network
The Samsung Fascinate seems to be one of the few original Galaxy S variants that have the misfortune currently of still hanging on to Froyo – courtesy of Verizon – while most other versions of the device have had Gingerbread for a while now and are looking forward to the
With just the already available SuperOneClick method, a user from XDA Forums has blown the doors wide open for development on the $199 Amazon tablet. The dual-core device has been successfully rooted by XDA member, death2all110, with just a few changes to an ADB ini file before using SuperOneClick. With
Initially scheduled for an October outing, the Gingerbread update for LG’s first 3D smartphone, the Optimus 3D, has been delayed yet again to later this month – November 21st to be more specific. The update will start rolling out initially in Europe and that too for unlocked devices only, with
It’s time to switch over from the SDK-based ROMs and get straight to the good stuff – ROMs based on the actual Ice Cream Sandwich code. The entire code is available for any enterprising developer via Google’s Android Open Source Project (AOSP) servers to try their hand at developing or
The Droid RAZR, set to be unleashed today, seems to be a popular pick this season, but for those hesitant because of its $299 price tag, we have got a much better deal. Cashing in on the 11-11-11 date, Amazon Wireless is offering this Verizon device for less than half
Nokia Music, preinstalled on developer-unlocked Lumia phones, has now been ported to work on any Windows Phone device. As you can see from the video above, the application seems quite happy running on HTC-made Trophy with no hiccups whatsoever. The app has been hacked by Boz on the smartphonegurus forum
As the dust surrounding the release of the iPhone 4S and iOS 5 started settling, users began to notice that all was not cool in the land of the Apple and several issues with the shiny new OS were uncovered. The biggest of these was the extremely annoying battery drain,
A mid-range phone, the LG Gossip Pro, has what most other Android phones lack – a physical QWERTY keypad – a feature the business segment users vie for. Canadian carrier, Fido, is now offering this device and its convenience of a physical keypad to its customers, going for a cheap
The QWERTY-toting Samsung device released on Sprint last September has been munching on Froyo for too long – just ask its users and they’ll tell you better than us. Anyways, Sprint is planning on changing this and if things go as planned, Epic 4G users across the country should be
HTC was a bit reticent on revealing its plans for the Ice-Cream Sandwich update when it was initially shown off, but the Taiwanese mobile giant has now revealed the first batch of devices that will be getting the update eventually. Check the list to knowif your device figures: HTC Sensation
People over at XDA never cease to amaze us and after taking the HTC Evo 3D on a speed drive recently, they have managed to get the Tmo version of the Samsung Galaxy II running at an amazing 1.8GHz. A kernel called Jugs, cooked up by Romanbb at XDA, will
