HTC’s next flagship handset has been given its third name today, as more details emerge about the Taiwanese company’s first quad-core smartphone. Initially called the HTC Edge, the device was renamed the HTC Endeavor earlier this month, but it’s now being branded the HTC One. Thanks to a leaked ROM that surfaced this week, we

It looks like HTC’s upcoming Tegra 3 equipped smartphone will have competition at this year’s Mobile World Congress. According to MoDaCo‘s “secret source ,” LG is aiming to give HTC a run for its money by unveiling a quad-core device of it’s own, known as the LG X3, something that was hinted at back in

If you’ve been holding out for the 32GB Galaxy Nexus here in Europe because the 16GB device simply isn’t enough for you, then you’re going to be a little disappointed with Samsung’s latest move. The Korean company has decided to terminate the 32GB GSM model. The device has already suffered a number of delays. Its

Apple has requested a new U.S, Preliminary Injunction against Samsung’s Galaxy Nexus, 9 to 5 Google reports. And the patent wars rage on, and on, and on. The latest request was filed in a U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California on Thursday. This time, Apple is looking for an injunction for four

A new HTC smartphone running Google’s latest Ice Cream Sandwich operating system has been leaked to phoneArena. The handset features a 1.2GHz dual-core Snapdragon processor, LTE connectivity, and what is thought to be an AMOLED display. It’s unclear exactly what the device will be called, but thanks to that bizarre rear panel — which is

Your new Android device doesn’t have Ice Cream Sandwich because the OS’s code is proving difficult to support on different hardware. That’s the word from senior vice president and general manager of Motorola’s Enterprise Business Unit, Christy Wyatt. Fingers are typically pointed toward manufacturers’ software customizations, but that just simply doesn’t tell the whole story.

If a sexy smartphone dressed all in white gets you excited, then February has some treats in store for you. In addition to the white Nokia Lumia 800, which is set to make its debut in Europe by the end of this month, we’re also set to see a white Samsung Galaxy Nexus in the U.K.

Apple may have just become the world’s largest smartphone vendor, but what happens when you widen the scope and look at worldwide mobile phone market share as a whole. After all, many manufacturers — Nokia in particular — still cater to feature phone users, and get a lot of their revenue from this market. (Yes,

The expectation that Samsung would launch its Galaxy S III at Mobile World Congress this month was blown out of the water yesterday when the Korean company announced that the device would get its own dedicated event during the first half of 2012. And there may be a good reason why the device is on

We already knew that the Galaxy Nexus was headed to Sprint, and now the Now Network’s first LTE handset has gotten a little more official with its own Google sign up page. Signing up doesn’t commit you to purchasing the phone, or guarantee you’ll get one when it launches; however, it will sign you up

One drawback to adopting 4G LTE technology is the atrocious battery life handsets suffer. If you’re always on the go, some smartphones are lucky to last a user through lunch. Technology is improving, though, and hopefully its turned a corner for good. Laptop Magazine performed tests on Motorola’s latest handset, the Droid Razr Maxx, and

Verizon Wireless is ringing in the new year by flipping the LTE switch in five new markets across the nation. Verizon’s LTE rollout happened at a furious pace in 2011, with over 200 million subscribers reached in 190 different markets; that tally is now up to 195, with many more sure to come. If you’re

Jon R is back from CES 2012 to tackle more questions and queries from Buffalo readers, viewers and fans! In this episode, Jon provides his thoughts on the best smartphones available on Verizon. JR also provides some insight to the recently leaked Samsung Galaxy S III, as well as his opinions on various mobile operating

Having suggested just this morning that maybe we’ve seen enough iterations of Samsung’s popular Galaxy S II handset, the Korean company is set to roll out another one. It’s coming to the U.K. and on the inside it’ll be identical to the original Galaxy S II. But on the outside, it’ll be bright pink. It’s

If you’ve had your eye on the Galaxy Nexus, but held out because of the device’s color, this news is for you. Shots have appeared on Italy-based AndroidHD Blog, showing off the Nexus‘ fancy new white coat, and it looks pretty awesome. There are no other visual differences over the “titanium silver” offering (other than

Over the past few weeks, our own Jon Rettinger certainly hasn’t shied away from expressing his love for the Samsung Galaxy Note. Out of all the devices out there – HTC Titan, Galaxy Nexus, Droid Razr – the Note is currently his phone of choice, with the 5.3-inch screen playing a big factor in that

Enjoying your Galaxy Nexus? When we think of standards in next-gen mobile technology, Google’s flagship device is always one that comes to mind. The screen is absolutely stunning, Android 4.0 is a joy to use and the device overall is blazing fast. Add in Verizon‘s LTE network for the U.S. version, and it doesn’t get

It seems Samsung’s new Galaxy Nexus won’t be the last of its devices to go white. The Korean company’s Galaxy Tab 10.1 and Galaxy Tab 7.0 tablets have been spotted in Vietnam not only with white backs, but with white fronts as well. While the device already comes in black and white variations, the front bezel

Fresh off Sprint’s announcement that the LG Viper will be one of two devices to get first crack at the Now Network’s new 4G LTE network, specs have leaked for the upcoming device. Much of what’s revealed has already been pegged down by various sources, as shown in an article we ran a few days

It looks like those leaked ads from last week were correct and Sprint is going forward with its 4G LTE version of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus.  An image appeared on the carriers 4G LTE landing page this morning.  No word as of yet on what the release date will be. We’ll bring you more as

It seems someone at an ad network may have gotten a little trigger happy today when an advertisement appeared on CNET outing the Galaxy Nexus as coming to Sprint with LTE support. Hot on the heels of Sprint CEO Dan Hesse announcing today the first cities to receive LTE service, a reader of CNET spotted

I have a weakness for white devices. I don’t know whether it’s due to a subconscious obsession with minimalism and purity or just a strong effeminate side, but I just can’t get enough of them. I’m really excited, then, for Samsung’s white Galaxy Nexus, which will be available in the U.K. from next month. The

The Unofficial Apple Weblog posted an interesting piece recently, dealing with the proposition of the next iPhone getting LTE support. No doubt, there were a lot of fans who were dismayed at the lack of 4G in the latest version, the 4S. But that has only seemed to fuel the most ardent belief that the

When the Samsung Galaxy Note was announced a few months back, many wondered whether it was a phone, tablet or something we’d haven’t even heard of. At 5.3-inches of screen, the device absolutely towers over smartphones currently on the market. We got a brief hands-on in September and came away impressed despite its massive size.

Looking back I can hardly remember what gadgets were hot on my mind as I boarded the short flight from Oakland to Las Vegas for CES 2011. I remember that show featuring an onslaught of dual-core mobile devices and a sexy electric car that still hasn’t shipped, but mainly I remember meeting Jon and shooting