With just one day (or less than one day for some of you who may be heading to Radio Shack early tomorrow morning) ...

According to an internal launch calendar grabbed by BGR, Sprint’s planning a pair of device launches on July 11th. The first device – ...

After hearing that we should be seeing the Dell Streak launched on O2 in the UK tomorrow, we haven’t been able to match ...

With ARM, Qualcomm, NVIDIA, and some of the smaller players such as Marvell providing the backbones for smartphone and devices that carry Android, ...

Even after Google’s acquisition of AdMob and the exciting ad features they showed off at Google I/O some time ago, Millennial Media’s keeping ...

As they continue their efforts on the desktop front to make it easier for users to control the media on their Android phones, ...

Google’s gone another step further in making the Android market better by enabling mobile search results to show Android apps, if they’re relevant. ...

Many were wondering when Sprint would get the train rolling on their traditional advertisement campaign for the HTC EVO 4G. While word of ...

I’m not going to lie: I suck at keeping up with my phone. In the past month alone, I’ve probably lost my T-Mobile ...

If you’ve been going crazy over Dell being quiet regarding pricing and availability for the US version of the Dell Streak, then add ...

When Google said that the unofficial Froyo build was not yet ready, we assumed they were trying to prevent users from reporting issues ...

With just two days to go until Sprint unleashes the HTC EVO 4G, they’ve unsurprisingly began stacking boxes upon boxes filled with the ...

We haven’t seem Samsung take the plunge with Android outside of their phone options, but the latest to come out of the Bluetooth ...

ARMdevices got an eyes-on look at another Android device recently. Hard Kernel introduced their ODROID-T, a 10-inch tablet device geared toward high-definition video ...

If you didn’t already have a reason to take off from work this Friday for the launch of the HTC EVO 4G, then ...