Samsung’s Galaxy Beam is truly a unique device that stands out from the crowd of other Android devices. Not because of it’s processor or screen, but mostly because it has a built in projector. First introduced at Mobile World Congress back ...

Sprint announced they would be carrying the Samsung Galaxy Nexus LTE way back at CES in January. But as is all too common with these type of early announcements, they neglected to tell us exactly when it might be available and for how much. The Sprint ...

The Samsung SPH-L700 has passed through the FCC recently, for those of you keeping track, it’s Sprint’s version of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. Goodbye Wi-Max and hello to LTE. The Galaxy Nexus will be one of the first to launch on Sprint’s ...

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 ...

The Samsung Galaxy S II and Galaxy Tab 10.1 showed up in US Cellular’s computer systems not too long ago, and now their variant of the Galaxy S II (model number SCH-R760) has recently been spotted gaining approval from the FCC. This model shouldn’t ...

Looks like another big CES announcement was just outed before it should have been. Accessory manufacturer Anymode seems to have just confirmed the Samsung Galaxy Note is coming to AT&T soon. In a CES related press release, they casually let it slip ...

  We knew the Motorola RAZR wouldn’t be a Verizon exclusive, as there would be a European version at least. And now it looks like it might be coming to a second carrier in the US. A device has recently passed the FCC with the FCC ID IHDP56ME2 ...

  The Samsung Galaxy Nexus was announced just last night, but strangely no carriers have been official announced in the US. It’s pretty much been known for a while the Nexus would be coming to Verizon, even landing as an exclusive possibly ...

  Samsung model number GT-I9250 has just passed through the FCC with AT&T and T-Mobile bands on board. You may know the device better as the Nexus Prime. Although it has support for the blue and magenta flavors of GSM/HSPA+, there’s no ...

  Today Sprint announced what everyone has been waiting for. They will be phasing out their 4G WiMax in favor of a more standardized LTE network. Although they’re a step or two behind Verizon and AT&T at this point, Sprint plans to launch ...