Jon R. is back to tackle more questions and queries from Buffalo readers, viewers and fans! In this episode, Jon goes over Apple news and rumors – from what to expect out of WWDC 2012 to what features iOS 6 might have and should have. Tune in for all this and more in this episode

If you’re a globe trotting Verizon customer, your smartphone options can be somewhat limited. However, it appears that Big Red may be looking to bulk up its roster of devices capable of international travel. Said to be coming in the form of a software update, the HTC Rezound, DROID 4, and DROID RAZR are expected

An alleged Verizon roadmap suggests May is shaping up to be quite the month for Ice Cream Sandwich updates. Up first, the HTC Rezound, which is set to be updated on May 9. The Motorola Razr and Razr Maxx are scheduled to receive ICS not long after on on May 21. Almost there! We’ve been

Verizon’s upcoming HTC Incredible 4G is still a bit of a mystery. We know it’s coming, but up until now we haven’t heard what kind of specs it’ll pack or at what price. Thanks to images acquired by AndroidPolice, along with some insider information, pretty much all of the juicy details have been let out

My friends and family have caught on to me — at some point they realized that I write about phones for a living and don’t just stare blindly at a computer, slamming the keyboard and occasionally cursing. That means I’m often asked Todd, what phone should I get?. I’ve already discussed why I think it’s

The Droid Incredible 4G, also known as HTC Fireball, has been put through the NenaMark2 ringer, and the test results are a little… underwhelming. The device has been making unofficial appearances on the Interwebs for quite sometime and, according to the test, it looks like it’ll be nothing more than another mid-range Android device. The

I hope you’re sitting down, Verizon customers, because this news is about to make your knees weak. Verizon on Tuesday announced a full list of devices slated to received the Ice Cream Sandwich treatment, and it is sure to please quite a few Android owners. In all, 14 devices – including the HTC Thunderbolt, Droid

For all you Sprint customers, the grass is starting to seem mighty green on the other side of the carrier fence. At this week’s Mobile World Congress, it was announced that AT&T will soon be the proud home of HTC’s much anticipated One X, while T-Mobile has staked its claim for the One S. (Verizon,

This will certainly be welcome news for all you HTC fans. The handset maker on Friday announced via its Facebook page more devices are being added to its already robust Ice Cream Sandwich roster, including the HTC Rhyme, HTC Thunderbolt and Droid Incredible 2. We have more good news related to Android 4.0, Ice Cream

AT&T and Verizon Wireless both have active 4G LTE networks around our Irvine, California offices, so we thought it would be fun to bring you a quick comparison of the types of data throughput speeds we’re seeing here. No, this isn’t a nationwide test where we send dozens of scientists climbing up mountains and riding

Saturday Night Live decided to take on those Verizon 4G LTE and show how much sense they must make to old people.

HTC owners, here’s some sensational news: The manufacturer on Thursday announced that the initial Ice Cream Sandwich wave will hit devices by the end of March. First in line will be the HTC Sensation, HTC Sensation 4G, HTC Sensation XE and soon after the HTC Sensation XL. The cavalcade of dessert-y goodness won’t rest there.

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

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.

It looks like Verizon is celebrating the close of 2011 with another data outage. Tipsters alerted The Verge that Big red’s data service was down in the Chicago area; the website cross-checked that claim and found LTE data to be down in New York City as well. This isn’t the first time Verizon Wireless has

Reviewing one of 2011′s most anticipated phones is no easy task. We’ve had our hands on the GSM flavor for over a month now (the Verizon version for about a week), and even that amount of time has left us feeling conflicted. Mostly the Galaxy Nexus impressed as being the best smartphone on the market.

In episode, Jon R. talks about his futuristic but not-so-quiet blue Dyson fan. He also shares his thoughts about the new feature packed Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime tablet / imitation laptop, as well as the HTC Rezound vs. the Droid Razr. Jon concludes ATB with some insight into hateful comments and the ideas of

In the past six months, how many times have you read, “The best Android phone I’ve ever used?” The trend seems to be that each new handset that hits the market is met with a reception similar to yesterday’s “best ever” Android device - Droid Razr, HTC Rezound and the soon-to-be-released Galaxy Nexus. Is the LG Nitro next

Out of all the smartphones that hit in 2011, the impending release of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus is probably our most anticipated. (Saving the best for last?) Ever since announcing Ice Cream Sandwich back in October, consumers have been eagerly awaiting the Galaxy Nexus with expectations that the device would combine hardware and, more importantly,

When we got our hands-on the HTC Rezound earlier this month, we came away thoroughly impressed. It’s packed with a quick 1.5GHz dual-core processor, 1GB RAM, Verizon’s 4G LTE and an absolutely stunning 4.3-inch 720p display that gives the Retina variety on the iPhone a run for its money. Two weeks on, and we’re happy to report

Jon R is back to tackle some more questions from viewers and fans. This week, he shares his thoughts about the recently released and Beats Audio loaded HTC Rezound. He also talks about the upcoming and highly anticipated next generation eBook tablets the Nook Tablet and the Kindle Fire. All this and more in this

With Verizon now offering up two top-tier Android devices in their arsenal, the HTC Rezound and the Motorola Droid Razr, it may be tougher than ever to pick which one is just right for you. The Razr is going to be a tough one to resist because it’s just so darned thin.  It makes the

The HTC Rezound and Motorola Droid Razr are two major new Android phones arriving at Verizon within days of each other (Razr – today, Rezound – November 14), so it stands to reason a lot of people have some tough buying decisions ahead of them.  We took some pictures for you to show off these

We’ve already seen the HTC Rezound in action, and the Beats Audio integrated device was music to our ears. Now we’re getting a more intimate look at the burly phone, and you know what? We still think it’s a device that will turn more than a few heads. The HTC Rezound packs a punch with its snappy 1.5GHz

Following some initial uncertainty surrounding the Ice Cream Sandwich update for HTC’s existing range of Android smartphones, the Taiwanese company has now confirmed that it will indeed be providing a selection of its flagship smartphones with the latest Android OS. That’s terrific news for HTC customers who have been eagerly awaiting HTC’s response on Android