Despite the HTC Flyer not being an Android 3.0 tablet, HTC says early sales are doing quite good for themselves Read the rest of this entry »
Last week at Google I/O, several lucky souls walked away from an LG-thrown event with one of their most innovative phones to date – the Optimus 3D. We didn’t get in on it ourselves, but some of those who did didn’t care to keep the device and are instead selling several of their units on eBay.
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The lowest bid we can find starts at $515, while other listings are going as high as $750. (One guy has a Buy It Now listing for $900 if you don’t care to deal with a bidding war.) We’re still not sure when this thing will be launched, but if you’d rather not wait for LG to release it then you should try your hand here. [Thanks Mike!]
Yesterday, we were notified of some issues with the Nexus S 4G’s data radios. Many users at Sprint’s support forums reported a lack of data connectivity and very weak or slow signals. Sprint acknowledged that an anomaly was indeed going on and that they’d be looking into the issue. But just how bad is this issue?
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Yesterday we caught wind of an issue with Android versions 2.3.3 and earlier that saw stored authTokens leaking personal data over unencrypted networks Read the rest of this entry »
Rumor has it the Dell Streak Pro is coming in June, and just in time we are learning a few more details on the 10-inch entry into Dell’s Android tablet lineup Read the rest of this entry »
You know that fancy ability to snap a picture of a check with your smartphone’s camera and have the funds automatically deposited into your PayPal account? The feature that iPhone users have had since last October? It is making its way to Android today through a soon-to-be released update to the platform’s PayPal app Read the rest of this entry »
Pantech has plans to launch the Vega Racer, what should be the world’s first 1.5GHz dual-core Snapdragon handset, later this month in their native Korea. The phone headed to SK-Telekom rocks the Qualcomm MSM8660 next to its Adreno 220 GPU and 1GB of RAM, enough power to make any smartphone user drool Read the rest of this entry »
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is now up for pre-order via J&R, signaling that the tablet — the one that was handed out as a limited edition variant at Google I/O — shouldn’t be too far off from release Read the rest of this entry »
With the buyout of T-Mobile by AT&T you would expect them to begin slacking off Read the rest of this entry »
Reuters was holding a Global Technology Summit yesterday where they invited speakers from the some of the biggest companies in the world to talk about the future of tech Read the rest of this entry »