The government of South Korea is quite happy that Samsung, their prized possession, will now be getting some legal assistance when it comes to dealing with their Android related court battles, but at the same time they view Google’s recent $12.5 billion acquisition of Motorola as grounds to start work on their own mobile operating…
Shopping website Nextag launches another mobile app – Nextag Radar
After Nextag Dealforce, the popular shopping website is out with another mobile app – Nextag Radar. However, unlike their earlier mobile efforts, this app is available for iPhone only (I guess the Android version will be released shortly, too). The new application not only allows users to search and compare products, and organize their searches…
Mobiado Grand Touch is a luxury version of the Nexus S
With smartphones getting all the attention these days, luxury phone maker Mobiado decided to test the market for an expensive Android device. Their product, called Mobiado Grand Touch, is actually a version of the Nexus S with special touches that include CNC-machined aluminum or brass plated with gold. Specs wise, Mobiado’s phone remains identical to…
AT&T-ready Motorola XT531 hits the FCC
Motorola XT531 may be heading to AT&T or at least such a phone — the one that can sing along carrier’s 3G network (850 / 1900 MHz) — has been spotted at the FCC. That, however, doesn’t mean AT&T will actually launch Moto’s baby as we’ve learned from the past, seeing quite a few devices…
T-Mobile UK, Orange to get the white Samsung Galaxy S II, too
After Vodafone, Three and O2 – two of the remaining major operators in the UK, T-Mobile and Orange, are joining the trend – yep, they launch the white version of Samsung Galaxy S II, too. Exact release dates are unknown at the moment, and all we have from T-Mobile is “September” and from Orange – “Coming Soon.”…
Leak: HTC’s first Android Honeycomb tablet, the Puccini for AT&T, rocks 4G LTE
When you sit down and think about how many companies have come out with tablets running Google’s Android operating system, it’s kind of funny that HTC isn’t one of those said companies; the Flyer doesn’t count since it runs the smartphone version of Android, not Honeycomb. Anyway, earlier this summer we got a peak at…
StubHub app adds mobile ticketing [Video]
We all know that the StubHub app is a great way to buy tickets for sporting events but the company will be updating its iPhone, Android and Windows Phone apps this Thursday to include mobile ticketing. With this update, the StubHub app will be your one-stop solution for finding and buying tickets as well, as…
Samsung teases US Galaxy S 2 – It’s pretty big
If you didn’t know, the Samsung Galaxy S 2 is coming to the US of A relatively soon and Sammy wants to tell all. Not that the blatant event invitation gave it away or anything but just in case you’ve been MIA, a new ad has appeared online to remind you what a success the…
New leaked version of Android Market brings +1 button and PIN code option for purchases
It wasn’t long ago that we first saw the new Android Market grace our presence and become available for download. Well, there’s a new version in town that brings a couple of new tweaks that are more than welcomed and that some people have been waiting for. Likely a highly requested feature that’s been added…
Facebook: Check-ins are lame, add location to anything
Facebook just announced various privacy changes and many of these give users granularity over who gets to see what. What we found interesting about these changes is that the world’s largest social network is putting less emphasis on checking in and giving users the ability to add location to any update on nearly any device.…









