Today, Motorola officially unveiled the Xoom 2 and Xoom 2 Media Edition tablets. They’re destined for the UK and Ireland, and will come out with Android Honeycomb 3.2. The Xoom 2 is nothing particularly special when compared to the tonne load of other Android tablets on the market. It features a 1.2GHz dual-core [....]

Just over a month ago, I wrote a post here talking about HTC’s $300 million investment into Beats Audio. HTC promised to bring Beats to phones very soon, and they didn’t disappoint. The HTC Sensation XE brings a host of new features over the original HTC Sensation (4G). The processor has been bumped [....]

While this isn’t exactly latest news, it’s something that has sort of always bothered me since the moment I heard it. If you’re not  100% sure what I’m talking about, allow me to back track. As we all know, the iPad is basically God right now in the tablet ecosystem, as the iPhone [....]

It was a shock to learn earlier on that Google purchased Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion. No one had an hint that it was coming, but the biggest question is why? Why did Google splash some money out their pocket?  Google CEO Larry Page released a statement upon the news earlier, which explained [....]

The Acer Iconia Tab A500 is a 10.1-inch Android-based tablet, designed to compete with the iPad 2 in terms of features. It’s not mine to keep, but since I had several days to mess around with it, I decided to do a review. Outward appearance The Iconia is a sleek glass and aluminum [....]

While an official release date is still somewhere in the clouds, The Shack has decided to unleash pre-orders for one of 2011′s most anticipated devices for a mere $50 dollars. If you were expecting to get more information out of them, we’re sorry to inform that they don’t have any more of a [....]

Today, Google held their developer conference at Moscone West, with many announcements about the future of Android, Google TV, and media services. This is Day one, so this just the beginning of Google’s announcements. We’ve go over what Google has announced today. Sales To start off Google I/O, Google couldn’t help but announcing that Google has reached their [....]

There is no doubt you need some sort of protective “shield” for any mobile device, especially ones as prone to scratching like Apple’s devices. Most people turn to cases, which works for most people but most cases add extra bulk and mask your devices design. If you are as protective of your cell [....]

While it was no surprise in the early days that the Snapdragon line was too beast too tame. I’m sure many didn’t think the line would come this far and wide. Qualcomm’s newest addition to it’s chipset family has took yet another step forward for many to follow. Working closely with OEM manufacturers [....]

After many leaks and rumors, the Incredible 2 is finally official. This phone features a 4-inch super LCD screen, a single core 1GHz processor, an 8 megapixel camera with a dual LED flash, and a front-facing camera. On the software side, it’s pretty much expected to run Android 2.2 without the latest version [....]

  Ever since Samsung released the Galaxy S line of smart phones, I was a little skeptical on their user interface for Android. TouchWiz simply looks too much like iOS and that made people think that Samsung has no originality. One OS that no one really talks about is Bada, which is Samsung’s custom OS for the Samsung Wave. Bada [....]

  With the Galaxy Tab popping up in some retail stores recently, the hype of this device is continuing to grow faster and faster. Samsung has now finally released the launch date of the Wi-Fi only model of the Galaxy Tab. Samsung has stated that they will be releasing the Wi-Fi only model [....]

When Android was released back in 2008, many mobile phone creators wanted to get their hands on this brand new open source software. With the upcoming increase of Android devices being sold, Android won’t be going away anytime soon. The biggest thing that mobile phone creators loved, is that Android is heavily customizable. [....]

A major “NoDo” update is coming to T-Mobile’s Windows Phone 7 devices. This update will bring essential updates such as copy and paste, refined Marketplace searches, WiFi improvements, and faster app performance. Though this update might sound underwhelming, a newer and more major updated called Mango, will be coming during summer. The Mango update brings [....]