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Contact UsWe’ve already seen the Optimus G Pro in action in our review of the Korean unit, but LG isn’t done just yet. The company is slated to lay out all of its cards on the table regarding the U.S. rollout of the unit on May 1st in New York, and thanks to an anonymous tipster who spoke to Engadget today, we now have some more juicy details on the AT&T variant of the device. According to the leak, the AT&T U.S. unit is pretty similar to the global variant, touting the same 5.5-inch … Read more
Ahh, HSN, previously known as the Home Shopping Network. The name brings back childhood memories of chain-smoking grandmas sitting around, painstakingly waiting for another John Wayne collector plate to grace the screen. Well, it seems times have changed, and HSN is now selling modern electronics. So why am I so surprised that Nokia’s new Lumia phone, the Nokia Lumia 521 is making its debut on HSN, HSN.com and via HSN mobile? HSN audiences will get a chance to purchase the smartphone during HSN’s bi-annual Innovation Weekend, which will showcase the … Read more
Acer has unveiled the Liquid E2 today, a mid-range handset with dual sim capabilities targeted for the European market. The Liquid E2 is a follow-up to Acer’s previously announced Liquid E1, which is a dual-core CPU powered mid-range handset also destined for European markets. The Acer Liquid E2 will be touting a quad-core processor, a 4.5″ qHD display capacitive touchscreen, dual front stereo speakers, a two-megapixel front facing camera and a 8MP rear facing camera.The phone will operate on HSPA+ networks, fetching speeds of up to 42Mbps. Acer is promising … Read more
Today alongside the large announcements revolving around Apple’s Q2 2013 earnings, Tim Cook spoke briefly about what Apple has in the pipeline. In doing so, he seemingly killed off rumors that there might be new devices this summer. His quote that says it all is: “Our teams are working on new hardware, software, and services that we can’t wait to introduce this Fall and throughout 2014.” Tim Cook does say that some of what’s currently unannounced will arrive “throughout 2014″ but that’s most likely software. Apple’s WWDC is always in … Read more
RIM, it’s a nasty word we just don’t use anymore. The newly rebranded company, now going by BlackBerry, is releasing its keyboard touting, BlackBerry 10 OS running smartphone in Canada on May 1st of this year. Canadian carriers such as Rogers Wireless, Bell Mobility and Telus will be selling the Q10, which will retail for $199 CSD with the signing of a three-year contract. The Q10 will also be available through participating brick and mortar retailers such as Future Shop and Walmart Canada. BlackBerry unveiled two BlackBerry 10 smartphones back … Read more
Is a ruggedized Samsung Galaxy S4 in the works? That’s the latest buzz today after a comment from Samsung’s CEO, Young Soo Kim, at today’s Samsung Gulf press conference in Dubai today. When questioned about why Samsung has yet to make a waterproof device, Kim responded by saying that a water and dust proof device is in the works and that it will be announced officially in the next few weeks. We’ve still yet to hear any rumors about this development, so suffice it to say we are a tad … Read more
Microsoft is bringing its Surface Pro and Surface RT tablets to some new markets soon, with its Surface RT tablets leading the way in the rollout. The rollout will begin in Malaysia, with Microsoft shipping units starting on April 25th followed by Mexico, Thailand and Korea by the end of May and into early June. The Microsoft Surface Pro, which is currently only available in the U.S., Canada and China will make its way across the globe in May, launching in Australia, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hong Kong, … Read more
Nokia apparently has something cooking that it considers tease-worthy. By the looks of the image above, it seems to be some sort of QWERTY phone possibly with that BlackBerry-esque candy bar form factor. The image comes from a short blog post from Nokia. “On Wednesday morning at 7am GMT we will be announcing something new, followed by a Q&A session with Neil Broadley from our Mobile Phones team and a special guest,” wrote Ian Delaney on the Conversations by Nokia blog. There’s a few takeaways from this. Since the announcement comes from … Read more
U.S. Cellular long ago confirmed plans to eventually release a Windows Phone 8 device on its network. A recent comment made by the carrier on its Facebook page suggests the first one is finally on its way. After posting a photo of a Samsung phone on the page, a Facebook user simply commented on the photo with the message “Get Windows Phone.” About 30 minutes later, U.S. Cellular responded confirming that it is “working on the launch of a Windows 8 device.” For all intents and purposes, I think it’s … Read more
Those of who you might be interested in getting your hands on the HTC One Developer Edition model will have to wait a bit longer for that day to come. HTC sent around an email to folks who pre-ordered it a few weeks ago saying there’s been a slight delay. Buyers were originally supposed to receive the device today, April 19th. According to the email as reported by ZDNet, HTC said, “Due to shipping issues with the new 32G unlocked and 64G Developers Editions of the new HTC One, there … Read more
Archos has announced today its new range of smartphones dubbed Platinum, which are mid-to high-end handsets for a budget price. The Platinum line is Google certified, which just means that the devices will ship with Google applications. Previously, Archos had shipped devices without the Google Play Store, etc. On top of the standard Google goodies, the Platinum line ships with a the stock Android experience, similar to Google’s Nexus devices. All three of the units will also have dual-SIM capability. “The smartphone market is shifting, as SIM-free sales versus subsidized … Read more