Sprint’s 4G LTE landing page has few goodies for us today- a sneak peek at the LG Viper and a confirmation of the Sprint Galaxy Nexus. As expected, the flagship Android 4.0 handset will land on the CDMA carrier at an undisclosed date in the future. The 4G LTE landing page will let you sign-up…
Archives for 2012
CES 2012: AT&T rolls out platform APIs for developers
At the AT&T Developer Summit co-located, the carrier probably made a lot of developers happy by rolling out multiple platform APIs which could lead to more powerful apps which are easier to write across all the platforms. Basically, this gives app makers deeper hooks into the network and its capabilities. The APIs include payments, U-Verse,…
SuperTooth unveils Disco2 portable speaker and Crystal speakerphone
SuperTooth, the maker of hands-free Bluetooth car kits, just announced two new products to its collection of audio accessories, dubbed the Disco2 Portable Speaker and the Crystal Hands-Free Speakerphone. SuperTooth is growing around the world and has obtained an impressive piece of the hands-free market share, according to the company’s VP. “With a presence in more…
Watch the CES 2012 AT&T Developer Summit live
We’re here live at CES 2012 and getting ready for AT&T’s Developer Summit keynote. We’re expecting multiple 4G LTE devices to be announced, as well as a Windows 8 tablet with that 4G data. We’re going to be live-tweeting it from @IntoMobile, but we thought you might want to watch along with us. We’ll have…
CES 2012: LG Spectrum officially official with exclusive ESPN ScoreCenter app
LG took to the stage at CES and detailed the LG Spectrum for Verizon Wireless. The spectrum will replace the Revolution, LG’s first LTE handset which was introduced a year ago at CES 2011. The Spectrum ups the specs with: 4.5-inch True HD IPS display, 1.5GHz dual-core Snapdragon S3 processor 8MP rear camera with 1080p…
CES 2012: ION reveals iCade Core, iCade Mobile and iCade Jr. bluetooth controllers
Can you believe ION’s iCade was announced last year at CES? I certainly can’t as it feels the iCade has been on the market forever and has been a step in the right direction for third-party controllers to be used to get the most out of mobile gaming. It looks like ION is ready to…
Cricket’s Muve Music now counts more than 500,000 customers
Cricket is rocking with its Muve Music service, having surpassed half a million customers in less than one year. To put the figure in perspective, since launching in January 2011, Muve Music has grown to become the No. 2 digital music subscription service in the US due to carrier’s affordable Android smartphone options and expanded…
MetroPCS unveils two new LTE smartphones – Samsung Galaxy Attain 4G and LG Connect 4G
MetroPCS is the first U.S. carrier to officially announce new devices at the CES (which BTW opens for public tomorrow). They’ve prepared two LTE smartphones for the big event – the Samsung Galaxy Attain 4G and LG Connect 4G. First let’s talk about Sammy’s baby. It’s a mid-range device with a 3.5-inch screen, 1GHz processor,…
ASUS redesigns the Transformer Prime, calls it the TF700T; main feature is a 1920 x 1200 pixel screen
Several minutes ago the folks at The Verge posted an article about a refreshed version of the ASUS Transformer Prime, but then they suddenly decided to pull the post for reasons we don’t yet understand. Thanks to the internet though, it’s resurfaced in full and the gist of it is this: ASUS is going to…
USB 3.0 to land in tablets and smartphones
USB 3.0 ports are going to get thinner and land in mobile devices by the end of the year. These ports will let customers transfer files at speeds faster (up to 100 megabytes per second) and charge their device more rapidly than current USB 2.0 ports. Laptop ports will also get an overhaul as the size of current USB ports is making it difficult to produce ultra-thin notebooks. The USB…









