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LG's Optimus G followup to feature a Snapdragon 800 CPU -
LG and Qualcomm have enjoyed a close relationship for mobile phone chips, and it appears that will continue with the next Optimus G device, which is due in Q3.
Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3 revisits the FCC with AT&T-native LTE -
Yes, we've seen Samsung's Galaxy Mega 6.
Nokia RM-875 reaches the FCC, may be an international EOS -
Nokia keeps slipping out clues as to what we might expect from its Zoom Reinvented event: following the RM-877's appearance at the FCC, an RM-875 device has also popped up at the US agency.
Twitter acquires Spindle, a 'news feed for your neighborhood' -
Good news for the folks at Spindle came today, as the provider of hyperlocal offers from businesses was acquired by Twitter.
Microsoft reportedly neared deal for Nokia's device business, but talks broke down -
It's often been rumored that Microsoft had an eye on Nokia's handset business.
Listen to the Engadget Mobile Podcast, live at 4:15PM ET! -
Myriam and Brad are behind the mics once again, ready to tackle the latest topics from this past week.
Facebook comments get image embeds, give online flame warriors graphical ammo -
Facebook comment threads are apparently a bit too calm, so the social network company's decided to mix things up with the addition of in-line image embeds starting today.
AT&T NEC Terrain official: 3.1-inch screen, PTT, QWERTY keyboard and ICS for $100 -
We knew it was coming, but AT&T has now officially announced the NEC Terrain. Set to become available on the same day as BlackBerry's physical QWERTY-packing handset, the LTE-ready Terrain boasts a "high-resolution" 3.
Apple providing iPads to Los Angeles school district in $30 million contract -
Apple won a contract this week with the Los Angeles Unified School District to provide iPads to its students, netting Cupertino $30 million across the next two years.
Intel joins Alliance for Wireless Power's Board of Directors -
The Alliance for Wireless Power (A4WP), a consortium working to establish a new wireless charging standard, hasn't been around for terribly long -- Samsung and Qualcomm joined forces to create the organization just over a year ago -- but it's planning to make waves as quickly as possible.
