Large smartphones are something that polarize the mobile community. When the first generation Samsung Galaxy S shipped it packed a 4 inch screen. Many people were protesting at what was at the time considered a monstrosity. It didn’t take very long for someone to outdo the Galaxy S however and release a 4.3 inch smartphone;…
Deal Alert: HTC Evo 3D available for $50 from Wirefly
If you’re on a market looking for some “3D smart” action, you probably want the HTC Evo 3D. Sprint is still selling the WiMAX-enabled device for $199.99, while third-party phone sellers are asking for about $100 less, along with a two-year contract. Now Wirefly decided to go one step further, slashing the Evo 3D’s price…
Foursquare for Android gets a small update
Popular location sharing service Foursquare updated its Android application. Even though it’s a relatively small update, we advise you to update the app, nonetheless. Among the new features this release of Foursquare brings, we find: Events are now attached to places Photos are in-lined in Friends tab Venue and check-in details pages are redesigned You…
Infographic: iOS vs Android in the mobile ad market of China
Not sure I understand the logic of comparing only iOS and Android in China. What about other platforms like Symbian? They gotta account for something as well. Anyway, guess Guohe Ad (the company behind the chart) decided to focus on two of the coolest platforms. Whatever the reasoning is, we like infographics and want to…
Leak: LG Univa E510, just another budget Android Gingerbread smartphone
Earlier this year LG’s roadmap leaked and one of the devices on said roadmap was the Univa. It resembles the first generation Optimus One, meaning it’s quite possibly the successor to one of the best selling devices on the prepaid market in the United States. The Univa, which is also known as the E510, features…
Sony Ericsson announces Xperia Arc S with 1.4GHz CPU
Even today, the Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc is one of the sexiest phones to ever exist in my book, hindered only by its late 2010 specs. Well, Sony Ericsson just announced the Xperia Arc S, and slightly beefed-up Arc with a 1.4GHz processor. Whether or not it’s enough to make us want to pick one…
SportCaster app brings power of Twitter to your favorite sport
Just in time for the football season, OneLouder has released the SportCaster app as a way to get real-time stats and curated Twitter feeds on your handset. Any sports fans out there should definitely give this app a shot. The SportCaster app aims to be your one-stop shop for sports goodness, as it will launch…
Appscribe to offer unlimited premium apps for Android at a monthly fee
AppScribe just unveiled a new premium subscription service for Android. AppScribe not only provides unlimited apps to subscribers, but increased exposure and greater revenue to developers. The idea is AppScribe will give top-quality Android apps and games to its subscribers. Customers don’t have to worry about getting limited “lite” version applications, because apps and games…
Sony Tablet S officially launching September, pre-sale available today
After about four months of waiting, the Sony S1 Android tablet finally has a solid release window of September, which lines up with preview rumours. Sony didn’t mention anything about the S2 device, but it’s safe to assume it’ll be coming out at around the same time. The Sony Tablet S has a lot of…
HTC Jetstream for AT&T features LTE and HSPA+, whopping price tag
AT&T and HTC just announced the Jetstream, an Android 3.1 Honeycomb tablet with 4G LTE and HSPA+ capabilities. So far, so good. It has a 10.1″ display and a 1.5GHz dual-core processor to power the tablet, which also sounds pretty great. Additionally, the HTC Jetstream is capable of 1080p HD video recording and playback. Excellent.…









