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The HTC First was just announced by HTC’s own Peter Chou, with AT&T’s Ralph de la Vega coming up to talk about it. While specs weren’t really brought up, we know that it will have Facebook Home pre-installed and it will be optimized for the social experience. It’ll also come in four different colors, so your phone can look as pretty as… Read more
Facebook has finally announced their new Facebook home, which is not an app or a skin. It’s an integrated launcher and lockscreen combo, but it’s also more than that. For all you Facebook users, it’ll integrate with all your contacts, Facebook messages, and even SMS. Everything is focused on social media and content, with features like natural gestures… Read more
About a year and a half ago (or somewhere near that), Google made the executive decision to give Android a design revamp. The launch of the Galaxy Nexus came about and with it came something much more important: Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and a sleek new design theme known as Holo. A far cry from previous versions of Android, Ice Cream Sandwich… Read more
Just one day after AT&T announced the availability and pricing of the HTC One, they drop another smartphone price bombshell with Galaxy S 4 pricing. We already knew that AT&T would place the Galaxy S 4 up for pre-order on April 16th, but AT&T has specified that pre-orders will be for the 32GB order, a question that had been lingering since… Read more
Sprint’s not ready to let AT&T have the entire HTC One spotlight this morning as they announce their own availability for April 19th for $200. Sprint will stock the 32GB variant in all Sprint sales channels. The One will be available for pre-order this Friday, April 5th for $200 with a new two-year agreement. HTC One will be available with 32GB of… Read more
HTC has just gone and made the HTC One pricing officially official with a $199 price tag for the 32GB model. As the exclusive carrier of the 64GB variant, AT&T has set the price at $299, a perfectly reasonable price tag in our eyes given the large internal memory. Beginning April 19, AT&T* plans to offer the highly-anticipated HTC One®… Read more
It was an exciting week for those living in the UK, as the sought after HTC One finally launched! But with supply shortages, many people won’t be able to get them. And with the Galaxy S 4 launching soon, a lot of people will end up waiting. On top of that, T-Mobile has made a lot of big changes that might just change the way carriers work in the US. It… Read more
Facebook has something in store, and they’re going to show it off very soon. On April 4th at 10 AM Pacific, they will show off their “new home on Android.” We don’t exactly know what that means, but we can guess. Could it be the next Facebook phone? The original HTC ChaCha was not a success in any way, and there have been many rumors floating around… Read more
LG hasn’t had much luck in the Android device market, but their previous phones haven’t been all that great. However, the LG Optimus G was meant to turn things around for LG. They packed really high end specs into a very premium body. It looks good, and on paper, is supposed to fly through any task. But how does it fare in every day use? Read on to find… Read more
CyanogenMod’s Steve Kondik needs little introduction to the Android development community, specifically the rooting side of things as a leader in Android’s customization crowd. To the surprise of many, Kondik announced in August of 2011 that he was joining Samsung as a software engineer working on their Android products. As part of a Google+ post… Read more
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