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After a brief stint over at GameFans.com providing for E3 coverage last week, I’m officially back and covering the late shift here at Phandroid. You know what that means? Well, besides my poor jokes and occasional butchering of the English language — the Android Overload is back! This is the place where we place all the news stories from throughout our day (the ones that didn’t make it onto our front page), but we still felt deserved a look over. So, feel free to catch up on everything you almost missed out on. Enjoy.
- Leaked Motorola Droid Bionic ICS build hints at upcoming release around the corner? [XDA]
- State Dept gives Amazon $16.5 million for Kindle e-readers on contract. [Electronista]
- Sprint no longer owns majority stake in Clearwire. [Reuters]
- LG Optimus 4X HD is now officially available in Europe. [Slashgear]
- Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 hits the FCC with Verizon 4G LTE. [TalkAndroid]
- Amazon Appstore coming to Europe this summer. [AllThingsD]
- Newport Media’s smallest, most power efficient WiFi chip coming soon to a phone near you. [Engadget]
- Future Shop and Best Buy in Canada end Galaxy S3 pre-orders due to overwhelming demand. [MobileSyrup]
- Qualcomm and Dish team up to introduce satellite enabled cellular chips. [Engadget]
“Qualcomm and Dish team up to introduce satellite enabled cellular chips”
Joy, more radiation for my brain <3
Amazon, how about the forgotten land of Canada?