Advertisements Cincinnati Bell has released the Android powered HTC Panache. Panache is also known as HTC Glacier or myTouch 4G on T-Mobile. This smartphone will support the 4G network on CB, which was recently deployed.
Category: United States
Advertisements Sony Store has started selling unlocked Xperia Arc in United States. Available online now for USD 599, this smartphone is ready to ship from today. This is a GSM version; so it will work on all GSM telecom operators like T-Mobile or AT&T.
Advertisements Suffering from poor sales and affordable competition from the likes of Asus, Motorola has finally decided to give Xoom a price cut. 32 GB Xoom WiFi is now available in US stores/online for just USD499.
Advertisements After playing plenty of hide and seek, Droid 3 is finally available for purchase from Verizon website. This smartphone is being sold for USD 199.99 with the usual two year contract or USD 459.99 without one. It will be available in stores from July 14.
Advertisements According to the latest report from Neilson, the percentage of Android phone buyers in recent device purchases has become stagnant this year. 27 pc of recent smartphone buyers were purchasing an Android phone in the end of 2010, but recently few months have shown no growth in that number.
Advertisements We all know that Motorola dumped Milestone XT720, by not pushing a single Android update to the device, it was released with Android 2.1 and still remains on that. But, US telecom operator Cincinnati Bell decided to go against the tide and get its users a non Motorola-certified Android 2.2 update.
Advertisements HTC has released ChaCha as Status on AT&T in US. Revealed first time at Mobile World Congress earlier this year, ChaCha aka Status is a Facebook centric Android smartphone with a dedicated FB button.
Advertisements Verizon has finally started taking pre-orders for Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 4G. You will need to shell out USD $529.99 for the 16GB and $629.99 for the 32GB of the tablet, and that is not all – as usual there is a two year contract involved. You can find the data pricing below: