Boost Mobile, Sprint’s brand for prepaid connections, is geared up for a new droid to its lineup – the ZTE Warp. The device features a 4.3 inch touchscreen display with medium specs like a 1GHz processor, a 5MP camera with LED flash, GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth and the usual Android connectivity […]
Not to be overshadowed by all the hoopla surrounding the Galaxy Nexus, Motorola has announced that the fresh-off-the-oven Droid Razr revealed yesterday will be getting its first taste of the latest and greatest Android update, Android 4.0, next year. The news was revealed by Alain Mutricy, Motorola Mobility’s SVP of
The telcos chosen to carry on the Nexus torch are yet to be revealed in the US, but things seem to be moving at a much faster rate in this regard on the other side of the pond. Three UK has just revealed that it will be selling the brand
To keep things interesting on its gaming phone, the Xperia Play, Sony Ericsson has teamed up with Electronic Arts to give out four games completely free to its Play customers. All four titles are pretty popular and can be obtained on the smartphone via the Market at no cost: Dead
We knew this would happen some time soon, but it’s always good to hear it straight from the company itself. Google’s own Gabe Cohen, talking at the Galaxy Nexus event, revealed that they are “currently in the process for releasing Ice Cream Sandwich for Nexus S.” Gabe went on to
While the announcement earlier today revealed that the Galaxy Nexus will be out in the US in November, the specifics on which carriers will be playing host to this shiny new droid were left out. But this promotional video you see above is a tad more liberal with that info
Japan-based telecom provider, NTT DoCoMo couldn’t wait another few hours until the ICS event to let the world know it will be bringing the Samsung Galaxy Nexus home to their customers. The carrier went on Twitter prematurely to state that it will be “among the fastest” to get the Galaxy
It will be much longer before the carriers finish customizing the update for their branded Atrix smartphones, but what the hey, once the unlocked units start getting it, the others should some time soon right? Anyways, Motorola came out to announce the update and here’s what it had to say:
Have the boot animation already up and running on your droid? Itching for more from the Galaxy Nexus until it is officially unveiled on October 19th in Hong Kong? If your answer is yes on both counts, here’s another slice of heaven, ripped straight off the much anticipated device –
After the leaked picture we saw some days ago, the LG DoublePlay has now officially been added to T-Mobile’s veritable collection of Android smartphones. The device, as we recently saw, features dual touchscreen displays and a split QWERTY keypad – a design most reminiscent of the old Sidekick which was
Announced last week along with the Samsung Captivate Glide and DoubleTime, the Motorola Atrix 2 is now available from AT&T on its online store. The current iteration of the Atrix brings the device’s specs up to speed and on par with other high-end smartphones that are currently available now. The
Nokia has always been at the forefront when it comes to affordable and usable mobile devices and the new 603 smartphone should definitely fulfill both these criteria. The device recently announced by the Finnish manufacturer seems like a great entry/mid-range device, if you don’t mind the OS limitations that the
Remember the Galaxy W that was made official back in August? Well, it seems that the same device is headed to T-Mobile, renamed as the Samsung Exhibit II 4G in line with Tmo’s naming conventions. Except for the T-Mobile branding on its rear, this mid-range device will set foot in
Things are looking up for those who are eagerly waiting to experience Android on their $99 Touchpads, now that the CyanogenMod Team has released an alpha ROM tailored for the abandoned device recently. If you are okay with crashes from time to time, you can download the alpha version of
While the Galaxy S II is taking a bow across the world, Samsung hasn’t forgotten about its predecessor and its success entirely, it seems. The South Korean company is working on an Android 2.3.5 update for the Captivate, an original Galaxy S variant, and must be on the brink of
