Monthly Archives: March 2011
Samsung Gem Officially Announced on U.S. Cellular
Today we've been sent some exciting news for those of you who love diamond shapes as home keys - that's right! It's the Samsung...
Gameloft Announces Xperia Play Exclusive game BackStab [video]
Gameloft has just announced a new and exciting game that will be coming to Android, and later iOS. The Xperia Play exclusive will be...
Playstation Emulator PSX4Droid Pulled from Android Market
Is Xperia PLAY to blame? That's what developer ZodTTD believes, and with recent events surrounding groups like Twitter, for example, we's mildly suspicious as...
CyanogenMod 7 is at it again with RC4 now available
If you haven't seen all the twitter posts over the last few days then you probably don't know that the CM team has just...
ASUS Eee Pad Transformer Appears at Best Buy for $400
Our main fellow over in England, Chris Davies of SlashGear, had a close look at the ASUS Eee Pad Transformer in its current state...
Opera Mini Spreads to Verizon Feature Phones, Androids Scorn
Today Verizon has announced that a set of feature phone including LG enV2™, LG enV®3, LG enV® TOUCH, Samsung Alias™ 2, Casio® G’zOne Ravine™...
HTC announces April 12 press event
HTC has announced a UK press event on April 12, where it promises to show "what's next" in its range. Although HTC's invite is...
Hacktivist app fakes out and then embarrasses pirates
Generally, I don’t think Trojans and other things that can compromise your phone are funny. This one however is amusing and it's called Android.walkinwat....
Tap Tap Revenge 4 hits Android Market
We briefly mentioned yesterday when we talked about in-app billing going live on Android that Tap Tap Revenge 4 would be featuring in-app billing....
HTC offers official HTC Flyer video on YouTube
We have talked about the HTC Flyer tablet and even offered up our own hands on video and images of the thing in action....
Samsung Galaxy S Plus i9001 with overclocked CPU in pipeline [Update: Confirmed!]
Samsung may have the Galaxy S II on the way to keep its flagship spot occupied, but according to the latest rumors there'll also...
Google adds “non-fragmentation clauses” to Android OEM agreements to boost OS consistency
Google has reportedly been tightening its approach to Android modification by OEMs, inserting new "non-fragmentation clauses" into contracts and even attempting to delay devices...