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Facebook asks Samsung to create Facebook phone, Samsung unlikely to comply -
It looks like the failures of both the HTC ChaCha and the newly doomed HTC First weren’t enough to dissuade Facebook from making more Facebook-branded devices.
Samsung Galaxy S 4 LTE-Advanced manual leaked, reveals Snapdragon 800 -
Samsung’s plan to make the first smartphone that supports LTE-Advanced is quickly becoming a reality.
Sign up now for Minuum keyboard beta, coming later this summer -
Minuum keyboard believes that the spaced-out keys on a standard keyboard layout is a remnant of the past, unnecessary for our small-screened devices.
Falcon Pro pulled from the Play Store -
Ah, Falcon Pro. It’s had a rough life. When it was first released, it quickly rose to the top as one of the most popular Twitter apps out there due to its sleek design and interesting features.
NVIDIA planning to license Kepler GPU to OEM’s -
We all know NVIDIA and their Tegra chipsets but some big news has come out regarding their technology.
HTC Butterfly S unveiled, puts HTC One to shame with spec bump, 3200 mAh battery -
Step aside HTC One, there’s a new titan to contend with. The HTC Butterfly S, featuring an impressive array of specs, was unveiled today in Taiwan.
Samsung Galaxy Ring Hits Virgin Mobile For $179.99 -
As one of the larger prepaid carriers in the US, Virgin Mobile does offer a decent selection of phones for their no-contract plans.
Fresh Meat: 10 new Android apps worth checking out -
New apps need lovin’ too, right? Every day there are thousands of new entries on the Google Play store, but many go unnoticed and never receive the attention they deserve.
Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 benchmarks scores put current-gen smartphones to shame -
The HTC One and Samsung Galaxy S4 currently rank as the most powerful smartphones on the market, but we knew that wouldn’t last long.
DroidLanding Verizon Twitter account reactivated; new Droid launch imminent? -
It’s been nearly two years since Verizon’s DroidLanding Twitter account, used to promote new Droid series devices using cheesy robotic language and B-movie quality special effects, has uttered a peep.
