Advertisements Sony Ericsson today announced the much awaited gaming smartphone Xperia Play. It is the first Playstation certified Android device, and will be available to Verizon users in US and all major networks in UK this spring. Kazuo Hirai, President of Networked Products and Services Group at Sony Corporation said: “I am delighted to see […]
Advertisements After several leaks and previews, Sony Ericsson finally released Xperia Neo smartphone at Mobile World Congress. Featuring the similar specifications as Xperia Pro, Xperia Neo comes with a 3.7 inch capacitive display with 854 x 480 resolution, 1GHz Snapdragon processor, Android 2.3 Gingerbread and “Reality Display” with Sony Mobile Bravia Engine.
Advertisements Adding another QWERTY smartphone to its Android line-up, Sony Ericsson revealed Xperia Pro at the Mobile World Congress.
Advertisements Samsung today announced the much awaited successor to Galaxy S in the form of world’s thinnest smartphone Galaxy S II. The device will mark its debut in part of Europe and Asia this month.
Advertisements After a series of leaks, Samsung unveiled Galaxy Tab 10.1 aka Galaxy Tab 2 during a press event at Mobile World Congress. Powered by Android 3.0, Galaxy Tab 10.1 [model P7100] is a Google experience device. So, you can expect a pure Honeycomb UI.
Advertisements For all the Atrix lovers, time has arrived to pre-book your Android superphone now. AT&T has started taking pre-orders for Motorola Atrix 4G, shipments are expected on or before March 6.
Advertisements After the Galaxy S 2 fiasco, this is coming directly from Samsung itself. Samsung is expected to announce in details about the Galaxy Tab 2 later, but you can check out the images and specifications below.
Advertisements LG has officially announced two new Android devices Optimus Pad and Optimus 3D, which will be showcased at the Mobile World Congress. Company is expected to announce the details about availability and pricing later this week.