Archive for August, 2010 - Page 7

And just like that it looks like we have had yet another Android smartphone spotted in the wild. The latest is the LG E720, which is said to be running Android 2.2.

The Samsung Galaxy S is, at least according to yours truly, one of the most successful Android devices launched so far. Sure the Motorola Droid was/is a spectacular device, but Samsung managed to build buzz around the Galaxy S in an Apple-like sort of way. Not to mention that it [...]

At this rate it looks like IFA is going to explode and send Android based tablets flying all over. At least that is how it seems, and this latest bit looks like we are going to be seeing at least two more, the WebStation 2 and the FM600, both of [...]

Aside from having a large sum of market share, Nokia has at least one other (and not so nice) thing going for it — confusing product names. Or more specifically, confusing product numbers. In this case I am referring to the successor of the Nokia C6, the C6-01.

According to the latest internet chatter (read: rumor), Canadian wireless carrier Wind Mobile will soon be launching a few new smartphones. The new devices are said to include the BlackBerry Pearl 3G 9100 and the Motorola Milestone XT720.

This past Friday we began hearing rumors that T-Mobile was going to have the recently announced BlackBerry Curve 3G available for purchase as of September 8th. Well, in a little bit of good news for anyone waiting, that rumored date is now official.

The latest in terms of Bada OS powered smartphones has officially been announced. The handset is the Wave 723, which is sporting the model number of GT-7320E. And yes, the handset is the 723 with a model number of 7320E. In other words, while those 732 and 723 bits may [...]

It looks like Dell Streak users over in the UK have something to look forward to — the Android 2.1 update. Of course, that is assuming that this actually happens, though as of now this seems officially unofficial.

There are a ton of different Android powered handsets on just about every carrier in the United States. Some handsets have proven themselves more successful than others such as the HTC EVO 4G for Sprint which was the first handset to feature 4G connectivity, the Motorola Droid on Verizon which [...]

Love it or hate it there is no denying Google’s massive size. Due to this size, the company is free to try their luck with just about any industry they feel like, and do that they have. Originally starting as a search engine company, Google then went into the online [...]