There are currently 3 different models of the Samsung Galaxy S II available in the US, from T-Mobile, Sprint and AT&T. Aside from tiny differences in screen size and processors, they’re all essentially the same hardware, and run the ...

  The update wasn’t in the Market last time we checked, but it should be there soon. 30 new levels of Angry Birds Seasons is on the way. Check out the full-length trailer.   It was a dark and stormy night, but that won’t stop the ...

  For a while the only official Android presence on the web was via the Developer’s Blog and the YouTube channel. Yes, there is the @GoogleNexus Twitter account, but that is pretty much just Nexus phone specific and isn’t that active. ...

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Or would that be a 16MP camera with a phone attached to it? Either way, the latest Android offering from Sharp is bound to appeal to some people. Some people just can’t stray from a flip phone. Said to be the first Android clamshell running Android ...

Google Goggles was previously almost just a play toy, take a picture of a building or something, and Google would try and match it up to an image on Google Image Search. But now that toy has grown up a little and learned some new tricks. Barcodes. Sure, ...

While not the most technical manual out there by any means, 101 Google Android Tips, Tricks and Tweaks is a Kindle ebook that offers more than a few useful tips and tricks. More oriented towards the new Android user than the seasoned Android owner. Tips ...

We’ve seen the spy shots, we know most of the specs, and now the HTC EVO Shift 4G is starting to show up in retail POS systems, specifically, Best Buy. Pricing here looks to be $149 on a new 2 year contract or qualifying upgrades. The full retail ...

Google decided to collect some of their team’s favorite tips and tricks for Android, some apply just to Gingerbread, some are universal. As well as some favorite apps among Googlers. Some highlights include: Notification bar icons (Wi-Fi, network ...

Yeah, I got this from one of the Blackberry blogs I still read. But it’s good all around advice for owners of expensive phones. I know first, second, and third-hand how horrible it can be if your $400+ smartphone gets water (or other liquid) spilled ...