Now that HTC has said pass on the potential acquisition of Palm, Lenovo is up to the plate. Lenovo may be trying to get into the mobile space, but I couldn’t imagine that they need to buy Palm as badly as HTC does. Lenovo is known best for it’s computers. The company acquired the ThinkPad…
HTC says no to buying Palm
With HTC’s current predicament at hand, one would think it very wise for them to acquire company like Palm. With Palm’s lack of sales on its WebOS line up, rumors of a buyout gave Palm’s stock reason to rally. But, as smart as many might think it would be for HTC to buy the beleaguered…
Dell spies Android tablets through its Looking Glass – Tegra2 and Android for AT&T
Dell has just been leaking the shit out of everything Android they plan to do in the near future. After all of the new smartphones we showed you yesterday, here comes the Looking Glass, an Android-based tablet. The Looking Glass has one of the many things in common with most upcoming Android tablets set to…
Sprint giving out ten Evo 4G’s to Premier customers
Sprint Premier – Sprint’s customer loyalty program provides users that spend the most, or have been with them long enough, a good amount of perks. Those perks have just been overshadowed with Sprint announcing a contest to said users that will give them a chance to win one of ten Evo 4G’s! The Evo 4G,…
AT&T’s Dell Aero – The more we know, the less we want to
The Dell Aero is AT&T’s second attempt with Android, and it hasn’t gotten any better since their first try. From the news we’re hearing now, and the upcoming devices Dell plans to bring to the table, I’ll be happy to forget about the Aero, thanks to AT&T. From what we thought we knew before, the…
Review : Backflip or Backflop? Motorola Backflip for AT&T
The Motorola Backflip, AT&T’s first Android device is both interesting and confusing. Motorola’s social-networking centric custom user interface running atop Android 1.5 OS is a step forward with AT&T, which offers one other Android device at the moment. Why AT&T chose this particular device as their first Android device may never be known, but as…
Dell’s Flash will bring Android Froyo out to play
The guys over at Engadget just unloaded a boatload of new Dell phones set to hit us in the (hopefully) near future. The Dell Flash is one of them. Following on the just-leaked Lightning,which sports Windows Phone 7, the Flash brings Android Froyo to the table in a super thin sexy as hell phone. Supposedly…
MyTouch Slide screenshots galore!
The MyTouch Slide, bound for T-Mobile at some point, has come from a seemingly low-end, ugly, me-too device, to a decent mid-ranged follow-up. I definitely wouldn’t mind playing around with one, and even more so with the new screen shots of HTC’s special flavor of Sense for the new device. The Slide (codenamed Espresso) sports…
Ulysse Nardin ‘Chairman’ – Most expensive Android phone to date sports precision watch roots
Now we’ve seen some expensive phones in our time, and this one isn’t going to find its way as a pay as you go phone anytime either. Ulysse Nardin is known for making very high- end watches (read: expensive). To us, we know them for making high-end phones. Very high end. The Chairman, Ulysse Nardin’s…
Android 2.1 for HTC Hero gets delayed to June
Last we heard, the HTC Hero was supposed to be getting the Android 2.1 update sometime in mid-April. April 16th to be exact, but that date came and went with no update in sight. Now, HTC has come out and said that the Hero will be receiving it’s Android 2.1 update sometime in June. If…