Are you curious to see how the Samsung Galaxy S II handles gaming on it’s dual-core processor? Good news as we’ve got our hands on this two minute demo that shows how the Galaxy S II handles some hardcore racing. Of course let this video be a lesson to all of you wannabe racers out there, drifting (or breaking) will help avoid the pain of crashing into walls. Pre-orders start tomorrow, are you buying then or … [read full article]
Do you need some more HTC Amaze 4G unboxing goodness in your life? Well we’ve got 10 minutes of the HTC Amaze 4G getting unboxed thanks to our friend Aaron from PhoneDog. Arriving for pre-order October 10th the Amaze 4G offers up a 1.5GHz dual-core processor, 4.3″ qHD display, 8 megapixel camera, 1080p HD video recording, Android 2.3.4 and Sense 3.0. You’ll have to break open the piggy bank for the $259.99 price tag after … [read full article]
For many of you future Samsung Galaxy S II buyers there were (and to some extent still are) plenty of concerns expressed over the changed processor for the T-Mobile version against the AT&T and Sprint versions. Yesterday when we released the first videos and images of T-Mobile Galaxy S II variants in the wild Galaxy S II getting benchmarked there were plenty screams of joy but also some doubts. The benchmark numbers were drastically … [read full article]
Have you been eager to see how the T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II would perform on a quadrant benchmark test? Well look no further as a ninja just dropped some images and a quick video in our inbox showing us exactly how the T-Mobile Galaxy S II fares. You’ll have to excuse the noises and the crying baby but you really don’t care about them do you? You just want to see the final result, that … [read full article]
T-Mobile just sent out a midnight press release announcing the upcoming availability of two new Android powered smartphones that are part of T-Mobile’s signature myTouch line. Introducing the T-Mobile myTouch and T-Mobile myTouch Q. Both devices will run on T-Mobile’s 4G network, a pleasant surprise considering our leaked roadmap didn’t indicate both devices as being 4G capable. The myTouch has a 3.8″ touchscreen with a virtual keyboard powered by swype while the myTouch Q is equipped … [read full article]
It’s October 4th and we all know what that means, iPhone Day! Well, I’m sure you have heard already but T-Mobile will NOT be receiving an iPhone this year. Big win for the Android faithful, but what does this mean for the carrier on a whole?
If you’ve been eagerly waiting to hear just what exactly T-Mobile has in store for their November 2nd super-mega-launch day since we first brought you word 48 hours ago then the above image should be exactly what the doctor ordered. This is very reminiscent of November 2010 when another high-profile launch day took place in November giving us the myTouch 4G, Motorola Defy, LG Optimus among other devices. This time around T-Mobile is bringing out a … [read full article]
Sick of these calendars yet? I didn’t think so. Latest tidbit, as promised, the launch date of the 10.1 inch Samsung Galaxy Tab, which is slated for October 26th. If you are waiting for the 7 inch Tab, you may just have to wait a week more. Anyone picking this Tab up on launch day?
Update: After a little confusion when this post was first written it is now confirmed that the Amaze takes a standard microUSB charger. Looking for more images of the HTC Amaze 4G in the wild including a shot of the retail boxing? Then look no further than these images sent our way giving another look at the much anticipated handset. You can look at the pictures, catch the videos and continue your countdown till … [read full article]
Update: Someone on Twitter pointed that Chrome users who can inspect the element on this page will see clear as day indication that this is a myTouch by LG. See the picture below: We should back up for a minute and say this isn’t as much of a hint as it is a mistake. One thing is for certain, the device pictured on the Android page of T-Mobile.com is most definitely NOT the HTC Sensation 4G. … [read full article]
