Galaxy on Fire fans, part two is just about done and ready to served. The folks at FishLabs have released Galaxy on Fire 2, the sequel to the hottest intergalactic war game on the market. It’s one of the most impressive Android games, visually, but also offers deep gameplay and story, as well as heavy [...]

Panasonic is continuing their Android ventures with another forthcoming device. This time, it’s called the Toughbook, and as its name implies, will be built to last. It’ll obviously be geared at business professionals, namely those who spend a good amount of time doing field work. (Construction workers, anyone?)  The device is quite big for this [...]

Moon Chaser is described as a running game, and while the running isn’t as flashy as, say, parkour, there’s still some skill needed to trek the mountain sides in a race against time. You have a moon, a ninja suit, and the ability to control gravity. Can you use everything at your disposal to make [...]

Oh, would you look at that: it’s June 16th. I recall something big was supposed to go down today. Hmm… wonder what that cou– oh, that’s right, Verizon’s big LTE expansion goes down today. In fact, it went down a couple of days ago for some of you as Verizon has been testing the waters [...]

You folks may have noticed an update to Google Voice in the Android market recently. It’s nothing monumental, but it does ease up on your battery a bit. It also adds an option to keep your screen on while listening to/reading voicemail. Not the biggest update, but you can’t get mad at a little improvement. [...]

Say what you want about these whacky devices coming out lately, you can’t refute they’re unique and interesting. The latest is another dual-screen device, but not in the way you’d expect. It’s a slide-out physical QWERTY by LG without a name and with a secondary display between two sets of 4-row, 5-column keys. At first [...]

We can’t say we’re surprised to hear this, folks. HTC initially had plans to let the HTC Desire die without a hint of bread. Gingerbread, to be exact. It would drift off into the wind, carrying caseloads of Froyo to give away to anyone who craved some. This displeased everyone, of course, and HTC responded. [...]

Another great night here at Phandroid! For all the news we couldn’t squeeze onto our front page we have the world famous, Android Overload. Looks like we have a lot of activity from the UK this evening. Oh and another interesting article about how iOS and Android are almost tied when it comes to ad [...]

To say there’s an app for just about everything might be a bit of an overstatement. But have you ever wanted an app to help you find more apps? I think Android is at somewhere around 100,00o apps in their Market and its may not always be easy finding the “good apps” or even apps [...]

Just received a notice from T-Mobile a few moments ago stating that they are not only expanding their blazing fast 4G HSPA+ network to 41 new cities across the US, but also DOUBLING download speeds for cities with existing 4G to a staggering 42MBps. Among some of the lucky recipients are Albuquerque, N.M.; Cleveland and [...]

Just earlier today, we posted that the “regular” Evo 4G was going to receive a maintenance update to fix issues associated with their latest Gingerbread OTA update. Well, it looks like the Evo Shift 4G is going to be getting some Gingerbread love as well (hopefully with less bugs). Starting June 17th, you can manually [...]

You guys may remember a few weeks back when I posted a video from Qualcomm that many shrugged off as nothing more than hot-air. In the video, Qualcomm explained that their single-core Snapdragon chipsets were superior than the dual-core offerings from their competitors (namely, Nvidia’s Tegra 2). I watched the video, I soaked it all [...]

  I’m a long time user of Craigslist but I’ll be the first to admit — it’s definitely not for everyone. If you want to find a great deal on a smartphone, or you have an Android device you need to sell quick but don’t want to go through the hassle of shipping it across [...]

Today, Toshiba has officially announced the August release of the Canadian version of their latest entry into the Android 3.1 Honeycomb tablet scene. ‘Round these parts, we simply know of tablet scene as the Thrive but in Canada, the name has yet to be determined. The tablet will be available in a variety of memory [...]

When we last heard from Sony and their beautifully designed S1 and S2 tablets, they were said to launch this fall. However vague that launch date was, it appears as if Engadget has received a letter from Sony’s marketing team indicating that the devices will be available for pre-order as early as August and will [...]

  A lot of weird games on the plate today, but that’s ok – nothing wrong with trying some unusual. We also have Lightbox, the latest up-and-coming social photo network thingy. Yea, I’m not really sure what to call it. But it’s cool and worth a quick look if you enjoy sharing photos with your [...]

Getting tired of that damned voicemail icon showing up when you know full well that you don’t have one? And has Netflix been bugging you after the upgrade to Android 2.3? Get ready for an OTA update because Sprint and HTC are fixin’ to, well, fix that. June 20th is the supposed landing date for [...]

Remember that big thing about Google and Apple tracking people? The one that was blown so much out of proportion that you’d think Eric Schmidt was about to become the dictator in a technological police state? Yea, it’s still going. Now, legislators are trying to make sure that Google, Apple and others like them are [...]

Rumor mills turn out delicious water, don’t they? This time, Samsung is said to be working on a successor the the original Galaxy Tab, which was a 7 inch tablet. The popular name for this new edition is the Galaxy Tab 7, of course, but you’ll be sad to know that, software wise, it won’t [...]

With all of the cool features in Android 3.1, the one a lot of users were most excited about was USB host support. Unfortunately, those who had their eyes set on the Galaxy Tab 10.1 were heartbroken to find out that the tablet does not have a standard USB 2.0 port. I mentioned this in [...]