A phone you want us to add to this list? Notice an error on a spec page? Use this form to tell us. LG Optimus One Specifications User Ratings: [ratings] Network – GSM/CDMA: GSM Carrier: Various worldwide 2G Technology (Frequencies): GSM (850/900/1800/1900mhz) 3G Technology (Frequencies): HSDPA (900/2100mhz) 4G Technology (Frequencies): […]
A phone you want us to add to this list? Notice an error on a spec page? Use this form to tell us. Huawei Pulse Specifications User Ratings: [ratings] Network – GSM/CDMA: GSM Carrier: T-Mobile 2G Technology (Frequencies): GSM (850/900/1800/1900mhz) 3G Technology (Frequencies): HSDPA (900/1700/2100mhz) 4G Technology (Frequencies): N/A Size
If the Infuse 4G has got the “size matters” base covered for AT&T, HP Veer stands at the polar end of the spectrum where “smaller is better” seems to be the idea. The device comes with a smallish 2.6-inch touchscreen display but has a full physical QWERTY keypad to make
If you have always wanted a slightly bigger, slightly overclocked (using the same CPU as the original Galaxy S/Captivate, mind) AT&T Captivate, the Infuse 4G presses all the right buttons and a new button too – 21Mbps LTE speeds. The Froyo-packing device is now on sale from AT&T for $199.99
The European counterpart of the much-hyped device is out already, but the Americanized version is yet to see a proper release date. AndroidCentral seems to have an inkling on this specific issue and according to a Target flyer unearthed by the news source, the HTC Sensation 4G for T-Mobile might
A phone you want us to add to this list? Notice an error on a spec page? Use this form to tell us. Huawei Ascend Specifications User Ratings: [ratings] Network – GSM/CDMA: CDMA Carrier: Cricket Wireless 2G Technology (Frequencies): CDMA (850/1700/1900mhz) 3G Technology (Frequencies): 1xEV-DO rev.A 4G Technology (Frequencies): N/A
A phone you want us to add to this list? Notice an error on a spec page? Use this form to tell us. HTC Wildfire Specifications User Ratings: [ratings] Network – GSM/CDMA: GSM Carrier: ? 2G Technology (Frequencies): GSM (850/900/1800/1900mhz) 3G Technology (Frequencies): HSDPA (900/2100mhz) 4G Technology (Frequencies): N/A Size
A phone you want us to add to this list? Notice an error on a spec page? Use this form to tell us. HTC Inspire 4G Specifications User Ratings: [ratings] Network – GSM/CDMA: GSM Carrier: AT&T 2G Technology (Frequencies): GSM (850/900/1800/1900mhz) 3G Technology (Frequencies): HSDPA (850/1900mhz) 4G Technology (Frequencies): Disabled
A phone you want us to add to this list? Notice an error on a spec page? Use this form to tell us. HTC Incredible Specifications User Ratings: [ratings] Network – GSM/CDMA: CDMA Carrier: Verizon 2G Technology (Frequencies): CDMA (800/1900mhz) 3G Technology (Frequencies): CDMA2000 1xEV-DO 4G Technology (Frequencies): N/A Size
If you have visited the Market recently on your Android smartphone/tablet, you might have noticed an update for Adobe Flash waiting to be installed, which will bring the version to 10.3. There’s nothing much different that the end user will notice but rest assured that the update will make the
Customers looking to switch to Sprint, here’s a deal you might not want to miss. Wirefly is offering the Nexus S 4G for $99.99 – half of $199.99 that Sprint expects if you are getting it off their hands. For the seasoned Sprint user looking to upgrade to this Google
Have a Motorola Xoom, Asus Transformer, or any other Android Honeycomb tablet, but also have a Mac? Having an issue with getting them to play nice with each other? Well, one thing you may have noticed is that when you plug it in and try to mount the storage/sd
Seems like a great day for someone buying a tablet (in the UK at least) as right behind the HTC Flyer comes LG’s 3D-capable Optimus Pad, which is available on Carphone Warehouse starting today. The device is on sale for a hefty £749.99 via the online retailer and if that’s
The QWERTY-toting CDMA device launched last November has finally been deemed ready for the Android 2.2 update. With Froyo will come features that many US Cellular customers have been waiting for – WiFi tethering, faster downloads and other 2.2 goodies – sadly, the device will not be able to play
HTC’s debutant in the tablet section, the Flyer, has officially been outed in Europe today. Interested customers can walk into a relevant store anywhere in the UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Greece, Portugal and other countries to get one starting this day. The tablet will be available in 3G and
