In the mood to download another ROM for an unreleased device? The folks at 911 Sniper have outed yet another one from HTC – this time, it’s the HTC EVO View 4G’s test ROM. Inside is everything you’d find in Sprint’s device up to this point (including some wallpapers which differ from the HTC Flyer), [...]

It’s that date again, people. I’m referring to June 8th, of course, as that date has been previously rumored as the HTC Sensation’s launch on T-Mobile USA. TmoNews has procured even more evidence of it being a solid date and we’ve heard more than enough murmurs in our own inbox to believe it’s true. We’ve [...]

This piece of news has been floating around since this morning and I’ve been spending time trying to figure out more details. Long story short? Samsung has committed to delivering Android 2.3 to “most” of their Galaxy phones, including phones from the high-end Galaxy S series down to the budget offerings such as the Galaxy [...]

It’s about that time again, folks – another Verizon device, another series of leaks to deal with. This time, the DROID X2 shows its face again in the form of a user guide. It’s a standard affair here – there really is nothing special going on with the hardware that will give you a real [...]

We all knew this was coming, folks – the Samsung Galaxy S2 is headed to the United States. And it’s most likely coming to all major carriers and maybe even a couple of smaller ones. What we didn’t know was a timeframe, names, or any other details aside from a general idea of what to [...]

The Samsung DROID Charge – not unlike many phones – was launched to a quick software upgrade to tighten things up. The Charge’s upgrade is a bit different, though, as it actually disables functionality. You can only download media hub content over 4G and WiFi. Not exactly the most exciting (or desirable) upgrade to any [...]

So, last week Google I/O took place in beautiful San Francisco, California and although it’s come and gone, it was probably one of the single most momentous occasions for Android and Google faithful alike. Most of us dream about those two special days and sit on edge of our seats to see what will be [...]

After a two week delay thanks to 4G LTE outages, Verizon has finally let loose the Samsung DROID Charge, their second LTE phone. It was rumored to be here May 14th on Friday and Verizon confirmed that those rumors were indeed true. You can now buy it for $300 at their corporate locations and online. [...]

We’re not sure what took Samsung and AT&T so long to bring this thing out, but the wait is over – the Samsung Infuse 4G is now available for $199.99 on a two-year contract. It’s a Galaxy S phone but is perhaps the most powerful of the lot. It has a 4.5 inch Super AMOLED [...]

XOOM 3.1 users can now access Hulu thanks to a patched version of the Flash version 10.3. XDA member bigrushdog released the modified version yesterday. Instructions are simple enough, and do not require root. Uninstall Flash from your XOOM Download the modified version. Can be found in the link to XDA Sideload modified version In [...]

Hello, weekend. It’s been an exciting week in the world of Android as Google’s annual I/O developer conference came and went, complete with new Android versions, Google Music and Movies, and plenty more. Things are finishing off with the release of the Samsung DROID Charge on Verizon tomorrow. Below find a few more snippets to [...]

News of Netflix launching for Android came with one big caveat: it is only compatible with a handful of devices. Well, it sure didn’t take long to find a workaround. If you are a rooted user, you can easily fool the Netflix app into thinking you’re actually running a T-Mobile G2 by editing a few [...]

Though the day is winding down, if you can make it out to a Verizon retail store employees have apparently been given the OK to sell the Samsung DROID Charge a day early to customers inquiring about the device. That won’t change the fact that you will have to part ways with $300 worth of [...]

Today Google is introducing “News near you,” a location-based content filter for Google News on mobile devices. You might be thinking, hasn’t Google provided the ability to sort stories by location for some time now? Yes, location filtering has been available for a few years now, but “News near you” marks the first time that [...]

If rumors hold true, AT&T could be lighting up the first city on its LTE map in a little under two months. Insider sources are claiming June 30th is the date that New York City could become the springboard for the carrier’s next-generation network. The real 4G network won’t mean much without devices, and as [...]

If you weren’t an early-adopter to Google TV, here is your chance to get in before Google launches the Android 3.1 update and all the goodies that go along with it, including apps from the Android Market. Amazon has dropped the price of the Logitech Revue (disembodied hands not included) to $199.99 for all your [...]

After experiencing a couple weeks’ delay, Verizon has just hit us with official word of the Samsung DROID Charge launch. It will be available tomorrow, May 14th, from Verizon stores and can be ordered online starting at midnight tonight. If you pick up the first 4G LTE Droid handset from Verizon, you will have to [...]

With Google I/O 2011 in the rear view mirror, I have been thinking a lot about an issue that seemed front-and-center just a year ago, but was relatively absent from this year’s media coverage of the annual developer conference. It has to do with Google’s two operating systems. If we rewind the clock to early [...]

The other day, I previewed a game from Glu Mobile called Contract Killer. It’s a simple rail shooter (and I’m not sure you can call it that considering you don’t move much) that has you going after assigned targets for cash. Kill ‘em or tranq ‘em, just make sure the boss is happy. You can [...]

This just made the T-Mobile and AT&T merger trials a lot more interesting. According to a source of Reuters‘, if this deal is rejected by the governing bodies of our nation, AT&T has to pay up $6 billion, which includes $3 billion in cash, $2 billion in spectrum and $1 billion worth of roaming privileges [...]