The original Motorola Defy launched on T-Mobile well over a year ago and last month Motorola announced the Defy Mini, a smaller cousin of the rugged Defy. They did not mention anything of a North American release, only China and select European and Latin ...

Just a few weeks ago at CES 2012, Sprint officially announced the Samsung Galaxy Nexus on their network, their first 4G LTE device. We first heard of its existence shortly before that thanks to a prematurely released ad on CNET. The 32GB Galaxy Nexus ...

Six months after its release the LG Optimus 2X on Fido is finally ready for it’s first upgrade from Android 2.2 to Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread. This update is not one that’s being pushed out over-the-air, but instead must be performed with LG’s ...

If you’ve been on the internet for a while, you’ve probably heard of Eventbrite. It’s a website for people to create and manage events and sell tickets from neighborhood meetups to concerts or large gatherings like the Big Android BBQ. Eventbrite’s ...

This week Sprint started rolling out the latest OTA update for the Samsung Epic 4G Touch. The build number is codenamed EL29 and the new software version is S:D710.0.5S.EL29. The main feature of the update is what Sprint is calling a “security ...

Although the Nook Tablet has been rootable for a while now, the method was a bit complicated for the average user. Now a new method has been released making it simple enough to root merely by copying some files to the SD card and rebooting the tablet. ...

While no one is actually doubting the existence of the Samsung Galaxy S III, we’re slowly getting more clues leading up to it becoming official. A new model number (GT-i9300) has just popped up on Samsung’s support site, and it could very ...

As expected, the Motorola Droid RAZR MAXX is now available from Verizon Wireless. Same shape as the original Droid RAZR, but the MAXX is a bit thicker due to a larger battery with a boasted 21 hours of talk time. The price of the refreshed model will ...

Sega has finally brought the long awaited sequel to Sonic The Hedgehog to the Android Market. Sonic 4, Episode 1 is now available in the Market for a mere $3.99 featuring 16 levels across 4 acts, 7 special stages, and 2 levels specifically made to use ...

Samsung may not care about bringing Android 4.0 to the original Galaxy Tab, but that hasn’t stopped the CyanogenMod team from bringing Ice Cream Sandwich to the aging 7 inch slate. They’ve just recently released an early build of CM9 for ...