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In a hall filled with European handsets, Samsung had a treat in store for us North American visitors: the Galaxy S Blaze 4G for T-Mobile. The Blaze is a mid-level offering that’ll appeal to feature phone owners and current smartphone owners looking to save a buck. It won’t compete with the HTC One X, but…
Samsung didn’t hold a press event this year at Mobile World Congress, but that didn’t stop the Korean handset maker from introducing a series of tablets and phones. One phone that piqued our interest was the Samsung Galaxy Beam, an Android handset with a 4-inch WVGA display, 1GHz dual-core processor and an integrated pico projector. The…
ZTE took a bold step at Mobile World Congress by introducing a handful of Android and Windows Phone handsets. We got some hands-on time with the Era, ZTE’s flagship Android phone. The Era has specs that rival the HTC One X and breaks ZTE away from its reputation as a low-end manufacturer. The Era is a…
Mobile World Congress has officially kicked off and ZTE didn’t waste any time announcing an obscene amount of devices today. From Android phones, high-end to low-end, along with a new custom user interface, a few tablets, as well as a new Windows Phone, ZTE isn’t playing around in 2012. ZTE Era By far one of…
HTC’s new One line brings powerful devices like the One X and One S to the table but that doesn’t necessarily mean that the new family is limited to high-end devices, and proof of this comes in the form of the One V. This little handset is destined to be in the pockets of first…
The HTC One S (Ville) is official and boy are we impressed with what the company has come up with for its 2012 line up so far. Following in the footsteps of the HTC One X, but with specifications for a user who doesn’t care to have the latest and greatest tech, without sacrificing much…
The HTC Endeavor is finally official and like the rumors stated, it’s now called the HTC One X, which is a part of HTC’s new strategy shift. The new “One” handset line will cover high-end to low-end, giving you a sense of a true branding outside of the usual Sense UI. The first thing you’ll…
We can’t say that we were at all surprised when LG had plans to release a phone that competed directly against the Samsung Galaxy Note, and we’d be lying if we said that we were excited when we first got word. Well, we just got some hands-on time with LG’s take on the phone/tablet hybrid…
As you’d expect, Android is set to dominate Mobile World Congress this year but that doesn’t necessarily mean as much as it used to. Now we’re looking at what companies are doing with Android and how they will differentiate themselves so you’ll have their phone in your pocket instead of the competition. With a handful…
Bloomberg reports that Google has appointed one of its own executives, Dennis Woodside, as the new CEO for the newly acquired Motorola Mobility. Woodside was previously in charge of integrating the acquisition, so it may be an appropriate move on Google’s part to give him the lead. Previously the President of Americas at Google, Woodside…