The bestselling Android smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy S II is now available via AT&T. You can get the device for $199.99 with a new two-years agreement. It would runs on Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS.

The Galaxy S II features a dual-gist 1.2GHz Samsung Exynos processor, an 8-megapixel camera capable of recording 1080p HD video at 30-frames per second, a 2-megapixel forward-facing camera for video Read more »

Previously, we have heard the rumour stating that the Xperia Play is heading to Canada. And now, Rogers has confirmed the rumour. The Xperia Play is drift to Rogers in late March.

However, its not only the Xperia Play that drift to Rogers. The device volition be accompany with another Xperia family unit called the Arc. Both devices volition runs with Android 2.3 Read more »

By now you may be getting a bit sick of the sight of Windows Phone devices ‘leaking’ left, right and center and we don’t balme you; Windows Phone handsets are leaking faster than a cullender full of water system. This latest summation though, is a little bit different to any we’ve seen before.

This is the HTC T8788, although we’re certain it’ll amplification a more memorable Read more »

Nuance Communications today announced Nuance T9 Trace, a continuous touch stimulus software system that deeds like Swype. You can glide your finger from one letter to another on their touchscreen QWERTY or touchscreen 12-key keypads. The T9 Trace volition also be enchanced by Nuance’s XT9 to complete intelligence prediction and error rectification capabilities.

“Touchscreen devices ar experiencing explosive growth, but there is high consumer Read more »

Just a few days ago, we heard that Sprint was getting the Nexus One, from HTC. That’s the superphone that everyone’s been talking about since Jan, and while we’re stoked to hear that the gimmick will be display up on the Now Network, it just made us curiosity about the stream multiplication of Android-based handsets offered by the radio carrier. When would they get the prodigal Read more »

Again we rich person another story involving the great manipulation of mobile technology. The content is healthcare and the overhaul/merchandise is called InvisibleBracelet, which allows its members to share wellness information during emergencies with participating Emergency Medical Service providers.

The service is quite simple, hence the monetary value is reasonable – it costs $5 per member, per class. In the event of a medical hand Read more »

At the BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM) Developer Conference last calendar month, a really great new app called Kik made quite the splash, claiming that they would be offering DRM-free MP3 downloads directly from the device, on top of three free people plays per track, with additional hearing facilitated by audio ads. It was easily the best pitch of the Developer Challenge, and due to the overwhelming Read more »