The HTC Ville has been the talk of the town for the past few weeks, with all the rumors and speculations pointing towards a [Read More...]
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Ready for yet another Sony Ericsson “Nozomi” leak? Following on from the slew of images that worked their way onto the web in November and December, some new photos of the upcoming SE device have appeared on ITProPortal today, seemingly confirming much of what we already knew from earlier leaks.
To recap, inside the LT26i (or Nozomi, if you prefer codenames), you’ve apparently got a 1.5GHz dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon CPU, the same [Read More...]
As CES 2012 draws near, we are due for some loose lips to out a product or two ahead of the actual show. First out of the gate this week is ASUS with what appears to be a 7-inch addition to the Eee Pad line. Unfortunately the image wasn’t accompanied by any additional information, so we’re left to speculate. (Fortunately with just a week to go we won’t be kept in [Read More...]
Update: And the official press release has gone live in Germany.
Feast your eyes on a phone most of us will likely never own — the LG Prada 3.0 announced late last month. That little slice of sexy is being officially unveiled in London in a few hours (we’ll be there, of course), but it’s sneaked out of other parts Europe ahead of time. Specs are said to be [Read More...]
On December 8th, just a hair over five months after Verizon and Motorola introduced us to the Droid 3, they are going to be back at it with the aptly named Droid 4. This time around they are delivering both LTE and a dual-core processor to the keyboard slider loving masses on Verizon.
The full spec rundown is as follows:
1.2 GHz dual-core processor (Likely the TI OMAP 4430) 4-inch qHD [Read More...]
Amazon’s Appstore for Android has received an update, just in time for the Kindle Fire’s release next week.
The update, which brings the app to version 2.0, is largely focused on UI improvements. The look and feel of the entire Appstore experience has shifted as the white backdrops that used to be ubiquitous have been changed to shades of gray.
More settings have been added as well as you now have [Read More...]
Barnes & Noble might be waiting for Monday to drop the Nook Color to $ 199 as the Nook Tablet takes over, but Best Buy’s coming out of the gate first, already shaving $ 50 off the popular 7-inch e-reader. No word on whether it’ll drop the Nook Simple Touch to $ 99 as well.
Stay tuned for all the fun Monday morning in New York City. We’ll be [Read More...]
There’s still no official release date for the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. Rumors point to a release later this month, though, and many of you will want your fair share of root access. Luckily, there’s already a way to do this.
MoDaCo ‘s Paul O’Brien has put together “Superboot,” which is a computer program that installs a custom boot image onto your device (or device-to-be). Superboot makes rooting the Samsung Galaxy Nexus as [Read More...]
What percentage of Android devices are powered by Intel? Google partnered with Intel on the first generation of Google TV devices, but we all know how that turned out. If you look at the smartphones and tablets of today, I would guess Intel has around zero percent market share. Intel thinks 2012 will be the year that changes, but we have been hearing that story for the last two years at CES.
Will [Read More...]
AT&T has announced their latest offering for users looking to bring their own devices to their work environment. AT&T Toggle, as it is called allows your device to contain two worlds essentially — your work world and your home world all while keeping both worlds safe and secure and making it easy for IT admins to implement:
Personal mode: When not working, send text messages to friends, watch TV shows and movies, [Read More...]
