6 Oct, 2010

A new mobile phone made an appearance into the wild with Google’s Android operating system on board, namely the Sharp IS03, aimed for Japan’s KDDI au network. The handset looks pretty appealing, and should prove a great option to users looking for a device able to deliver great visuals on the go. The most interesting feature of the new handset is...

6 Oct, 2010

In a push to overcome Samsung’s expansion over the US smartphone market, Motorola has recently unveiled a handful of Android devices for all social categories. Ranging from business to entertainment, these new Motorola smartphones are looking very promising. Motorola Spice is one of the recently announced smartphones, which is more on the entertainment...

6 Oct, 2010

Leaked more than a month ago, Samsung Transform is closer to an official release than we might’ve expected. Together with Sanyo Zio, Samsung Transform will be available next week at Sprint carrier. According to AndroidGuys, both Android smartphones should be launched on October 10th and will bear different price tags. While the Sanyo Zio will be available...

6 Oct, 2010

Huawei just showcased one of the cheapest Android smartphones on the market, known as Huawei Ascend. The device is expected to be released somewhere in mid October at Cricket, together with a Mi-Fi-like device called Crosswave. It seems that the Chinese manufacturer has specialized in releasing very cheap low-end Android smartphones or just mid-end smartphones...

6 Oct, 2010

Showcased at IFA 2010 one month ago, Samsung Galaxy 551 (I5510) was officially announced by Samsung. The new Galaxy device comes with a sliding QWERTY keyboard and Android 2.2 out-of-the-box. Another member of the big Galaxy family has just become official and will hit the European market in November. The new Samsung Galaxy 551 is powered by a 667MHz CPU and...

29 Sep, 2010

Chinese handset maker Coolpad has just confirmed the future release of their first Android smartphone, Coolpad N930. One of the biggest mobile phone markets in the world, China is the main battlefield for brands like HTC, Samsung, Motorola, LG and Sony Ericsson. Lately, more indigenous handset manufacturers decided to enter the Chinese market with their own...