Get ready for a “Nexus Surprise”, Android fans, as the official Google Nexus Twitter account has sent out a tweet, teasing us. What the surprise could be is anyone’s guess, but we don’t have much longer to find out what it is. While we’d like to see a new Nexus handset today, it likely won’t…
REVIEW: HTC Incredible S (The GSM Incredible 2)
The HTC Incredible 2 is coming to Verizon shortly, but us lucky bastards north of the border have been enjoying the GSM version for a couple of weeks now thanks to Bell. Will’s review of the original Incredible was mostly high praise, but that was upwards of a year ago, and since then competing smartphone…
Nielsen: People now want Android more than iOS, BlackBerry
How quickly the world changes. Nielsen said that a higher percentage of consumers prefer Android for their next smartphone over the Apple iPhone or Research In Motion’s BlackBerry. This is especially interesting because the iPhone reined supreme in Nielsen’s last survey in September of 2010 but things change. According to the latest figures, 31 percent…
My BlackBerry PlayBook App Wishlist
The BlackBerry PlayBook tablet launched last week in North America, and even though we’ve had six months to stew over the idea of RIM making a tablet, it still seems a little bizarre. RIM is one of the few manufacturers in the mobile sphere that has focused exclusively on creating smartphones, making the transition to…
Apple iPhone packing A5 chip being tested on T-Mobile USA’s network
There’s a new iPhone coming out this year, that much is certain. We also know that it’s going to pack the A5 chip that’s inside the iPad 2, meaning the next iPhone is going to have a dual core ARM Cortex A9 processor along with some serious graphics horsepower. What we don’t know, which is…
REVIEW: T-Mobile Sidekick 4G with Android – The Sidekick is back!
Just when we thought the Sidekick was totally dead, T-Mobile revived the iconic handset with a new manufacturer and new mobile operating system. We first caught wind of the new 4G device a few months ago, but we were skeptical: it’s made by Samsung, it’s powered by Android and it doesn’t even have the swivel…
Review: Sprint Kyocera Echo – Do two screens equal one good phone?
When Sprint first introduced the Kyocera Echo, it brought out the magician David Blaine to introduce the dual-screen Android device. The companies are hoping that the unique form factor will make the device seem like magic. After playing with the unquestionably unique Kyocera Echo for a week, I believe it’s an ambitious smartphone but I’m…
REVIEW: T-Mobile G2X Review – Android at its finest
T-Mobile may have grabbed one of the best smartphones available today with the G2x. Essentially the LG Optimus 2X, but with stock Android and HSPA+ support, the G2x hits all the right spots in terms of power and features, all packaged in a simple design. But is T-Mobile’s first dual-core Android handset a worthy opponent…
REVIEW: BlackBerry PlayBook – RIM’s First Steps into Tablethood
The BlackBerry PlayBook is launching on April 19 after a long six months of anticipation. As Research In Motion’s first tablet and the initial release of their new QNX-based operating system, it will be setting the bar for many future BlackBerry devices to come. Tablets are still a nascent form factor, with lots of room…
New Verizon 4G LTE MiFi now available
If you want to ride high on the Verizon 4G LTE hog but don’t want one of the huge computer dongles and aren’t convinced the HTC Thunderbolt is the right device for you, you’ll be happy to know that you can now pick up a Novatel MiFi with 4G speeds. The Verizon MiFi looks very…









