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White LG Optimus LTE 2 caught in the wild
Although the Optimus LTE 2 is still a Korea only device, LG is already working on the white version, teasing the rest of the world with this gorgeous phone. As you can see from the image above, the Optimus LTE 2 in white looks like the white LG Optimus L7 smartphone, though I’m sure you can argue that most modern phones look the same. Anyway, aside from the new paint job, the phone remains the same under the hood, boasting a 4.7-inch True HD IPS display, 1.5GHz dual-core processor, 2GB … Read more
Dusan Belic
ASUS Transformer Pad TF300TL visits FCC on its way to AT&T?
ASUS Transformer Pad TF300TL has been caught at the FCC, where we’re sure government paid engineers are playing with it as we speak. This isn’t the hot Infinity version — which comes with a full HD screen — but the model 300 that uses plastic rather than aluminum shell. However, it still has the horsepower needed to make things run smoothly. The good great news is that this particular Transformer Pad not only has a 3G radio, but also a 4G/LTE one – both of which are made to sing … Read more
Dusan Belic
Canada: Samsung Galaxy S III launching on June 20th?
File this under rumors, but it’s likely that some retailers in Canada will get the sexy new Samsung smartphone before carriers get their hands on it. The official word from the Korean company is that the new device is coming “this summer” but that’s pretty vague, leaving a ton of room for speculation. MobileSyrup got hold of a leaked ad — which was pulled later on — suggesting that Best Buy may get a head start. Future Shop also said it will have the Galaxy S III as soon as … Read more
Dusan Belic
U.S. Cellular gets its menu at Amazon Appstore for Android
Instead of making its own app store for Android users, U.S. Cellular has turned to Amazon for help. As a result, it got a customized application menu in the Amazon Appstore for Android, marking the first time some carrier has teamed-up with the online retailer this way. When U.S. Cellular customers open the Amazon Appstore on most Android-powered devices, they will see a new U.S. Cellular tab, which suggests apps that are pre-selected and approved by U.S. Cellular. Among the applications users will be able to grab from here are … Read more
Dusan Belic
UK Hot Deal: Samsung Galaxy S III available for 49 GBP with Vodafone’s two-year 26 GBP/month contract
British phone retailer Mobile Phones Direct is offering the sexy new Samsung Galaxy S III for just 49 GBP to users willing to commit on a two-year 26 GBP/month contract with Vodafone. That’s a pre-order deal — since Galaxy S III is still not available — and it’s pretty sweet… or so we think. Best of all, both white and blue versions of the device are available at the retailer. As for what’s included for 26 GBP per month, that money gets you 300 calling minutes, unlimited texts as well … Read more
Dusan Belic
Gameloft launches Men in Black 3 for iOS, Android
Gameloft launched the Men in Black 3 game for iOS and Android users. Available as a free download, it sees you building your very own MIB agency while interacting with friends. Some of the things are free to use/build, some can be earned by playing mini-games, while some others are available through in-app purchase. This “freemium” strategy is obviously working for Gameloft since it keeps launching such titles for popular smartphone platforms (iOS and Android). Needless to say, you should expect to encounter elements from the movies, including the ability … Read more
Dusan Belic
Rumor suggests HP’s webOS Enyo team is moving to Google (Update)
Big changes may be coming to the open source version of webOS. A rumor from The Verge suggests the team that’s been working on Enyo will leave HP and join Google. The change is expected to happen as early as next week. Enyo is the underlying JavaScript framework for the webOS platform. After former HP CEO Leo Apotheker abandoned webOS, replacement CEO Meg Whitman decided to open-source the mobile OS and released the source code for Enyo and other parts of webOS to the public. It’s too early to say how this … Read more
Kelly Hodgkins
German court says Motorola violates Microsoft text messaging patent
Microsoft won a small victory in its patent battle with Motorola. A ruling handed down by The Munich Regional Court said Motorola violated a text messaging patent held by Microsoft. The patent describes a method of “communicating multi-part messages between cellular devices using a standardized interface.” Microsoft can enforce a ban on the sale of Motorola Android phones in Germany, but the Redmond company will have to post a 25 million euro ($31.3 million) bond first. As expected, Microsoft is pleased with the ruling. Microsoft deputy general counsel David Howard said … Read more
Kelly Hodgkins
This week in NVIDIA: Icera, Kai, and Tegra devices
NVIDIA has announced quite a few details and new projects this week, so we’re going to get you up to speed with said announcements. From Tegra designs, Icera integration, and the Kai project, it’s certainly going to be an interesting (and successful) year for the company. Icera First off, let’s talk Icera. As you might have noticed, there are currently no Tegra 3 devices in the United States that support LTE. The likes of the HTC One X swapped out the quad-core Tegra 3 for the dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 … Read more
Blake Stimac
Because We May offers steep discounts on Android and iOS apps
Starting today, Because We May is offering a huge sale on a very long list of apps from a variety of developers in the iOS App Store, Mac App Store, Google Play, and Steam in celebration of the ability to freely price games the way developers choose. On its website, Because We May writes, “We believe that developers should have the freedom to price their games how they like, without interference from the online stores that sell the games. Why? Because it allows us to promote our games more freely, as … Read more
George Tinari
In-app subscriptions now available in Google Play
Google announced today on its blog that it’s letting developers offer subscriptions using Google Play’s in-app billing system. One of the first developers to take advantage of this new payment system is Glu Mobile. Android users who download subscription-enabled apps like Frontline Commando will be able to buy a VIP package from within the app. This subscription-based package will give users an allotment of Glu credits that can be used to buy items within the game. This new subscription billing will complement Google’s current in-app purchasing system which lets customers … Read more