Phones sporting physical QWERTY keyboards are becoming a rarity in today's market, with most smartphones opting to use onscreen touch keyboards. LG hasn't given up quite yet, or so their latest leak claims. Above is the LG LS860, codenamed "Cayenne", one of the first decent looking physical keyboard-equipped phones we've seen in awhile. Sporting specs very... Read more

A little something to ease the pain (sort of) of your HTC EVO 4G LTE phone being stuck in customs, Football from the xda-developers forum has leaked an official RUU with the 1.13.165.1 radio.  I myself have no idea what to do with an RUU, but developers will find it pretty useful.  From what I understand,  the RUU is the ROM Update Utility, which can be... Read more

Last week we saw a leak of the LG Eclipse, what's rumored to be LG's latest superphone. Said to offer specs like a quad-core S4 processor and 2GB of RAM, it definitely got our attention. Now BriefMobile is back with another leak of the handset, this time confirming both a removable battery and NFC. After examining the leaked image a little, the phone... Read more

Whenever the word 'superphone' comes to mind, most think of a device manufactured by Samsung, Motorola, or HTC. Truth be told, it's one of those big three more often than not. Now we have word about the latest and greatest superphone, but instead of Samsung, Motorola, or HTC making it, LG's in the spotlight this time. A new leak reveals the LG LS970, which... Read more

LG is a manufacturer often forgot about when it comes to Android, with the big boys like Samsung, HTC and Motorola usually in the spotlight. However, it looks like LG is looking to play with the big boys, and recently announced the Optimus LTE2. One of the biggest features touted was the phones 2GB of RAM, something we have yet to see in an Android handset.... Read more

The Galaxy S II had a major flaw in its native Exynos chipset, and that was lack of LTE support. AT&T had to swap out the Eyxnos for a Snapdragon S3 processor in its LTE variant of the SII, and Verizon passed on the handset altogether, instead opting for the Galaxy Nexus. We now have word that there's a good chance that the new Exynos does not support LTE... Read more

Anyone out there on Magenta been eyeing up AT&T's Android gem, the Galaxy Note? Your chance is finally coming, following the various leaks and screenshots we've seen over the last few weeks, we now have actual photos of the device. That's right, our pals over at TmoNews acquired the photos for the world to see. Nothing appears to have changed over the... Read more

Phone names are getting just a little too complicated these days. Ready for a mouthful? The latest rumors claims that the follow up to the Photon 4G on Sprint may be coming soon, to be known as the Photon Q 4G. As the name suggests, the handset should have LTE connectivity on board, proving Sprint is trying to make the shift to LTE make as smooth as... Read more

When we think of prepaid phone carriers, the thought is usually of cheap, low-end phones. For the most part, that's what we've seen from carrier like Virgin Mobile and Boost Mobile, but phones have slowly become more and more high-end. As it turns out, both Virgin and Boost are owned by Sprint, and use their network. This means that they get a lot of their... Read more

The moment all Samsung fans have been waiting for is finally here, as we have a few leaked photos of what might actually be the Galaxy S III. The photos above and below supposedly feature the GT-I9300, also known as the Galaxy S III. These are the first pictures that actually look like what could turn out to be the next phone in the Galaxy line, and I must... Read more