Posts Tagged ‘smartphone’

T-Mobile holding ‘Magenta Saturday Sale’ – Select Smartphones and Tablets reduced

Everybody knows Black Friday sales are coming but if you're a person like myself, who pretty much hates going to the mall ever — let alone when it is crowded — you likely enjoy when retailers change things up a little and start offering deals before Black Friday. T-Mobile is doing that this year by [...]

Samsung Galaxy Note review

As 2011 draws to a close, we’ve started to see a convergence of Android phones and tablets. Honeycomb-powered tablets are available in more form factors than ever before, and smartphones are growing larger still, with 4.3- to 4.7-inch devices quickly becoming the norm. Combine that with the phone and tablet software lines being reunited in [...]

WSJ: Amazon testing a smartphone with 4-5? screen

It turns out that Amazon’s multiple device strategy may finally be coming to fruition. We reported way back in early 2011 that Amazon was bringing a family of devices to market, with a phone and two tablets rumored to be somewhere in the testing process. While the timing may have been a bit off, we [...]

MightyText lets you view and respond to texts from any computer

Two ex-Googlers have announced today the release of an application that will allow Android users to view and send SMS or MMS messages without needing to be near their Android smartphone. Previously in beta testing as a Chrome extension, MightyText has now added a web application that allows you to connect virtually any browser up [...]

HTC Desire C: First look at the budget smartphone

With three new Android devices released in the past few months, HTC have been pretty busy on the 'high end' side of things. Luckily they haven't forgotten about the low end market, as the Desire C launches as the company's new budget offering.  It may not have the best specs, but it doesn't need them [...]

US Open app shows how sports should be done on smartphones

We're not going to bog this one down with a bunch of preamble. If you like golf, have an Android smartphone and want to watch the U.S. open on the go, snag the Android app this second. The app is simple and could use a little design polish, but the live video is the perfect [...]

HTC will focus on high-end smartphones to strengthen its brand

In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, Peter Chou, CEO of HTC, reveals how he plans to navigate his company to success through high-end smartphones.  It is no secret that HTC has been struggling recently to put up impressive numbers in the smartphone industry — its main competitors seem to be doing much better. [...]

Verizon unveils Share Everything plans, available June 28th

Shared data plans will soon be a reality, if you happen to be a Verizon Wireless customer. Verizon has finally officially unveiled their shared data plans, set for a June 28th availability date. Verizon’s new Share Everything plans will give each plan an unlimited amount of data and texts, with fees increasing with the amount [...]

Android A to Z: Multitasking

Multitasking is a word you'll hear a lot around here and at other places on the Internet that talk about smartphones or other tech. It doesn't mean what it used to, back when dinosaurs with long beards first dreamed up computers, but it still makes a very big difference for some folks and can be [...]

LG Optimus Vu non-unboxing unboxing

You've gotta hand it to LG. The Korean manufacturer knows how to package a smartphone, at least when U.S. carriers aren't involved.  Here we have the LG Optimus Vu. It's the crazy 5-inch, 4:3 aspect ratio half-phone/half-tablet mutant we first got our hands on at Mobile World Congress back in February in Barcelona. Now we've [...]

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