Samsung

Samsung Galaxy Nexus Review: Android 4.0 and Sprint LTE

Sprint's version of the Galaxy Nexus promises support for the carrier's upcoming LTE network as well as a beautiful full HD screen and Android 4.0. Brighthand investigates how this high-end smartphone fares.
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Android

The Android OS: Splintered but Unbroken

When we talk about an operating system being fragmented, we mean that there are lots of versions of it still in use. This is a result of older devices not getting upgrades to the latest version. Recently, quite a few people have expressed concern at how fragmented Google's Android OS is.
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Apple

SugarSync for iOS Review: Tons of Features, But Tough To Fathom

A rival to Dropbox, SugarSync offers loads of cool features for storing docs and syncing between phones, PCs and iPads. Yet in testing the latest iOS release on an iPhone, we found some features difficualt to follow.
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Sprint

Sprint Launches Super-Fast 4G LTE Network in Select Cities

Sprint has launched its 4G LTE network today, with 15 cites surrounding the Atlanta, Dallas, Houston, Kansas City and San Antonio markets set to receive the high-speed coverage.
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Nokia

Nokia Lumia 900 Windows Phone Gets $50 Price Cut

The Nokia Lumia 900 has had its official price dropped by 50%, bringing the cost for this company's flagship Windows Phone down to $50 with a new two-year contract with AT&T.
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Apple

Take a Look at the iPhone 5

Images supposedly of the next-generation Apple iPhone have appeared on the Web, helping to confirm the previous reports that this device is going to be taller than its predecessor.
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Samsung

Samsung Galaxy Note Might Finally Debut from T-Mobile in Mid-August

T-Mobile's rumored release date for the Samsung Galaxy Note has come and gone, but there's is quite a bit of evidence that the carrier is going to introduce this super-size smartphone... just not for a while.
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Samsung

Samsung Galaxy S III Launches from T-Mobile, Delayed from Sprint

Today is the U.S. debut of the Samsung Galaxy S III, a high-end Android smartphone is so popular that Samsung is having trouble meeting demand. It is launching as scheduled from T-Mobile, but Sprint is delaying sales.
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Windows

Microsoft Offers First Look at Windows Phone 8

Microsoft just wrapped up its "Windows Phone 8 platform preview," giving developers (and the rest of the world, as it was live-streamed) a first look at the new Windows Phone 8 mobile operating system.
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Android

Samsung Galaxy Note 2 Might Debut with Android OS "Jelly Bean"

News is coming in that the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 may feature the upcoming Android 5.0 operating system, also known as Jelly Bean. This super-size smartphone is expected to debut in the fall.
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Google

Google Working on a Rival for Siri Voice-Control System

Google is reportedly working on its own voice-control service to rival Apple's Siri. This may be a feature of the next version of the Android OS.
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Apple

Apple iOS 6 Revealed, But Not Coming Until Fall

Speaking during a keynote address at his company's annual developers conference, Apple CEO Tim Cook has revealed the details of iOS 6, an updated version of the operating system for the iPhone and iPad.

Android

Samsung Galaxy Note 2 Might be Even Larger than First-Gen Tabletphone

Because of its unusual design featuring a very large display, the Samsung Galaxy Note surprised many when it became a hit. Now its maker is reportedly working on a successor to this super-size smartphone.

Samsung

Apple Trying to Block the U.S. Release of the Samsung Galaxy S III

In the very near future, Apple is going to ask a Federal judge for a restraining order to prevent the U.S. release of the Samsung Galaxy S III, on the grounds that this smartphone infringes on two of its patents.

Apple

Apple Seeks to Ban the Import of All HTC's Android Smartphones

Apple wants to prevent HTC from bringing any of its Android smartphones into the United States, claiming that they all violate one of its patents. HTC denies this.

Business

Smartphone Sales Projected to Grow Almost 40% This Year

As the worldwide mobile phone market grows in 2012, smartphones are projected to see an increase of sales of about 40% while feature phones will see a decline of about 10%.