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The QWERTY-packing droid that was announced last month is now available on Boost Mobile and it’s going for the same $229 as previously stated.  So, if you are in the market for an Android smartphone with decent specs and a full physical keypad, this might be your next choice. If […]

The Nexus Prime, or the Galaxy Nexus as we have now come to know it, has been delayed but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy a piece of Galaxy Nexus action right now.  The boot animation for the upcoming device has been posted on MyDroidWorld and is ready to be

The Samsung Stratosphere is now official on Verizon in all its QWERTY glory.  Thanks to the unintentional treat of a full spec sheet last week, we already know that the device boasts of a 4-inch Super AMOLED touchscreen display, a 5mpx rear camera with a 1.3MP front lens, an unnamed

Samsung has recently announced a firmware update for its currently reigning flagship phone, the Galaxy S II.  Though no specific date have been revealed, the update will bring two new features, which seem more related to the TouchWiz UI than the underlying Android OS itself.  After updating, users will see

With the Samsung Unwrapped event just around the corner, we are looking at a spate of Prime/Galaxy Nexus-related rumors and frankly some do seem credible enough.  Take the video above and the picture attached to this post for example.  Both seem to show a Nexus S-esque device with some changes

Dubbed HTC “most affordable phone yet,” the Explorer is all set to make its mark on English soil.  The device has been picked up by Vodafone and Three – both providers will be offering the device for free on contract, but if an untethered phone is more to your liking,

Cincinnati Bell’s arsenal just gained another device to offer to its users and it’s no Panache this time but HTC’s current flagship smartphone, the Sensation.  So if you are in the Kentucky/Indiana coverage area and subscribed to this provider, you will now have the option of picking up a top-of-the-shelf

Looks like the Nexus Prime has a direct competitor even before its release and it’s called the Optimus LTE.  Number LU6200, The smartphone was recently revealed by LG and its spec sheet seems like it is based on all specs that the Nexus Prime is rumored to have, except with

While Apple is just starting to warm up to Flash on its devices, Android is leaps and bounds ahead.  The popular flash plug-in has now taken another small leap to version 11, thanks to Adobe’s constant work to improve its usability on the Android platform.  You will need to check

While the Nexus S (and its variants) were the first to receive this update, the devs as usual have been hard at work to port this latest (and possibly the last) Gingerbread update to other devices.  And thanks to their efforts, several custom ROMs for several different devices have popped

The $199 Amazon Kindle Fire seems to have caused quite a flurry, with other manufacturers taking evasive action to prevent this cheap but loaded Android tablet cutting into their share of the market.  Case in point is the HTC Flyer, previously rumored to take a cut to $299 on Best

Shipped with Android 2.2, the Dell Streak 7 would have disappointed many with its smartphone-oriented OS when it was released back in March.  It seems that things are changing though, as the tablet-tailored Honeycomb 3.2 update is now on its way to 7-inched Streaks as we speak.  The update is

Dell’s next Android smartphone, the Streak Pro 101DL, is scheduled for a release in January 2012 and if you think the device will be stale news by then, think again, as the handset seems equipped to take on the best of high-end smartphones even at such a later date.  The

Samsung has unveiled a new tablet, the Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus, showing us it hasn’t forgotten what made it a big name in the Android tablet realm initially (the 7-inch Galaxy Tab, in case you guys forgot).  Cutting a bit more fat (to 9.96mm thinness) to make space for more