Although the next couple of paragraphs are about the device which is still in the prototype phase, we decided to give it some space on IntoMobile since it may easily be the best Android smartphone ever made. As a product that is still not ready for the prime time, this Fujitsu phone still doesn’t have…
Apple hit with lawsuit over Google Maps Street View feature in iPads
The legal battles continue between Apple and handset makers which manufacture devices that run Google’s Android operating system, with a multitude of court cases popping up around the world. Soon, however, Google and Apple could find themselves unlikely partners, jointly fighting a mapping technology patent owned by Florida-based Panomap Technologies. Apple is the only company…
Sonic 4: Episode II for Android running at 720p on NVIDIA Tegra 3 devices
SEGA announced in late December Sonic The Hedgehog 4: Episode II was going to be released on multiple gaming platforms, with an iOS & Android version expected in the mix. They also announced a partnership with NVIDIA to fully support Tegra devices at launch, especially NVIDIA’s Tegra 3 chip. It looks like SEGA has gone…
Mobile World Congress 2012 : NVIDIA Party – Tegra-bration*
NVIDIA has a small get together here at Mobile World Congress and it was all about gaming. We’ll soon get into what specific games were demoed at the party in another post but here are a couple of pictures from the event itself. All decked out in the almost-edgeless and gorgeous Samsung HDTV’s, NVIDIA demoed…
Mobile World Congress 2012: LG L3, L5, L7 hands on [Videos]
LG is really pushing its phone designs this year, which is really something it desperately needed to do since most of its handsets look rather drab. Along with the Vu and 4X HD, the new L-Style line comes with some nice designs and we just got a chance to play around with the new trio…
The Google/Motorola firewall is a horrible idea, we tried the same thing at Nokia with S60
Google will soon swallow up Motorola. The search giant says it’s all about patents, but I, and pretty much every other member of the tech press, thinks they’re lying. Andy Rubin, the father of Android, recently gave an interview at Mobile World Congress where he discussed the issue. The guys at The Verge were in…
Panasonic Eluga Power: Another 5 inch “smartphone” that fails to fit inside your pocket
Samsung created the ridiculously huge smartphone category with the 5.3 inch Galaxy Note, and it looks like competitors are quick to catch up. LG has the 5 inch Vu, Viewsonic has the ViewPhone 5e, and now it’s Panasonic’s turn to announce their difficult to hold creation: the Eluga Power. It’s going to come with a…
Mobile World Congress 2012: Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G for T-Mobile [Video]
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…
Mobile World Congress 2012: Samsung Galaxy Beam hands-on [Video]
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…
Mobile World Congress 2012: ZTE Era hands-on [Video]
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…









