LG’s officially announced four new smartphones before Mobile World Congress kicks off this coming Monday. It started with the 5 inch 4:3 aspect ratio Vu, then yesterday with the L3, L5, and L7, and now today we have the Optimus 3D Cube. Looking at the name of the product itself, it’s not too hard to…
Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G will land in March on T-Mobile for $149
Earlier this year at CES, we got a look at the Galaxy S Blaze 4G, a new Android 2.3 phone from Samsung and T-Mobile,. The well-spec’ed handset supports T-Mobile’s HSPA+ network at speeds up to 42 M bps. T-Mobile will begin selling the phone in late March for $149.99, a price which includes a $50…
Twitter updates its iPhone and Android applications
Android or iOS owners should check their respective app stores because Twitter has a fresh, new update for you to download. It’s a modest improvement which includes support for a new, time-saving gesture that lets you swipe a tweet and then reply, retweet, favorite or share it right from your timeline. You can now swipe…
Mobile World Congress 2012: Get ready for quad-core, baby
Mobile World Congress 2012 is just a few days away and the IntoMobile team will be on the ground in Barcelona to give you the latest on the conference dedicated to mobile. It’s going to be an amazing show (let’s hope there’s no Metro strike), so we thought it would be nice to give you…
Android overtakes iPhone market share in the UK
Android has taken over in the United Kingdom as the #1 smartphone operating system in terms of market share. Kantar Worldpanel ComTech measured smartphone usage between January 2011 and January 2012 to find that Android had a 36.9 percent share while Apple’s iPhone had 28.5 percent. In fairness, this should be expected. It technically compares software…
Amazon building a 10-inch Kindle Fire
If you passed on the Kindle Fire because you felt its 7-inch display was too small, then you may be in luck with this latest rumor. According to China Times, Amazon is said to be working on a 10-inch version of the hottest selling Android tablet on the market, which is slated to release sometime in…
U.S. Cellular launches the Samsung Galaxy S II
U.S. Cellular is finally joining the party when it comes to offering one of the most popular Android handsets on the market, the Samsung Galaxy S II. The regional cellular provider announced that the Galaxy S II will run on its nationwide 3G network. It will be available for $229.99 after a $100 mail-in rebate…
Meet the Sony Xperia U – The bite-sized Xperia S
While we’re pretty unsure of anything that Sony will be announcing during Mobile World Congress next week, the fog has lifted slightly and it looks like we have a new handset coming our way. That handset would be the Xperia U aka Kumquat, which looks to be a smaller version of the Xperia S –…
Nook Tablet takes on Kindle Fire with $200 price tag
With the Kindle Fire selling like hots cakes, you just knew Barnes & Noble would have to strike back with its Nook lineup. The company introduced an 8 GB version of its Nook Tablet with a $200 price tag to try and cool that Fire down (alright, that was bad). The latest Nook Tablet is…
LG announces three new Android smartphones that they’re calling “stylish”, what do you think?
LG has just announced three new Android smartphones under their new “L-Style” brand name. One of them we’ve already known about for a while now, the L3. It has a 3.2 inch screen with a resolution of 320 x 240 pixels, runs Android 2.3 Gingerbread, and should go on sale as early as next month.…









