Sprint has officially announced the Samsung Galaxy Nexus via their website. It would comes with Sprint LTE joining, along with Android 4.0 OS Ice Cream Sandwich and Google Wallet. Unfortunately, a mistake has been made according to Sprint because in their website, Sprint’s Galaxy Nexus only comes with 16GB of storage unlike Verizon’s version.

However, the company immediately clarified and update the website Read more »

We have heard the rumor stating that both Samsung and android_phone_to_run_os_2_0.html’ title=’First Sony Ericsson Android Phone to Run OS 2.0′>Google decided to delayed the launch of Ice Cream Sandwich and Nexus Prime Event. Now, it seems they are back to the original stated. Both of them will be revealed on October 19th.

Previously, the event was supposedly take place in CTIA 2011, US. Now, Google and Smsung decided to relocate the event Read more »

“Nokia will unveil its first Windows-based smartphones this quarter, arguing that there is way for an alternative to the products of big-hitters Apple and Google on the same day that Apple prepared to launch its latest iPhone.”

HTC has officially announced the Sensation XE. The device will features Beats by Dr. Dre earphone. The Sensation XE acquired custom audio frequency processing hardware and software.

The device packed with google_nexus_one_heading_to_mobilicity.html’ title=’Google Nexus One Heading To Mobilicity’>Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS, a 1.5GHz processor, and a larger battery. Aside from those, the XE has an 8GB or 16GB microSD circuit board for your music and video recording. It would Read more »

Folks from BGR has managed get their hands-on the unannounced android smartphone called HTC Holiday’s picture while running AT&T’s 4G LTE network. The device will be the first AT&T smartphone running their 4G connections.

As you can see above, the folks from BGR has done speed test in the Dallas/Fort Worth area of Texas. The result was 29Mbps which is faster than Verizon’s Read more »

“Verizon, Sprint, AT&T and T-Mobile do have extensive logs of people’s movements, as made clear in letters to Congress made public today by privacy hounds Congressmen Joe Barton and Ed Markey.”

CHARGE Anywhere®, LLC, a leading provider of Mobile Payment solutions and payment gateway services, announced today a revolutionary, technological break-through for NFC mobile payments. CHARGE Anywhere’s mobile payment software can now transform Google’s Nexus S™ into an NFC defrayal espousal terminal.

CHARGE Anywhere’s mobile payment diligence for Android™ platforms enables any stage business to process course credit card, checkout and ACH payments in the field of operation. Read more »