So Samsung announced their (yawner) Galaxy S III. That’s great and all. But Lg had their own announcement. And it’s far better. The Optimus LTE 2 is a powerhouse with a “True HD” IPS display, dual-core processor (almost certainly a Qualcomm S4), and 2 GB of RAM. Android 4.x and a 2,150 mAh battery tag along too. We have to say. We’re glad Android manufacturers are finally getting their heads out of the sand and putting some respectable...
In the modern smartphone world (U.S. more-so), bigger is better. It seems each flagship device tries to one-up the device before it with an ever-so-slightly larger display. The largest “phone” to date is Samsung’s 5″ Note (aka: “Phablet”). While it’s uses are best suited towards content consumption such as videos and games as well as content creation by way of various artistic apps and the included stylus, for normal day-to-day use,...
The latest source for a carrier’s Android update schedule isn’t an by way of email, phone, text or smoke signal. Instead, it’s Reddit. While the source of the leaks is rather uncommon all things considered, the information doled out is just as appetizing – Verizon’s upcoming Android 4.0 ICS update schedule. The leaker in question is a VZW employee with a changing job title who apparently felt like leaving his old position on a high note. The...
With the release of the LTE-quipped third-generation iPad in our rearview mirrors, the only thing left in our headlights is what the iPhone will be packing. The iPhone 4S was left 4G-less, so we know it is a matter of time before we see LTE atop our iPhone’s screen. When October 2011 rolled around, rumors were laid to rest when Sprint would finally offer Apple’s sexy little handset. The kicker though, Sprint was to offer their highly popular unlimited plans for...
After a failed attempt to swallow up T-Mobile USA, AT&T was forced to hand over $3 billion in cash and dole out spectrum to T-Mobile for the hassle. While the cash exchange has already taken place, additional spectrum (perhaps more valuable) was held up by the FCC, awaiting a final “OK”. Today, that chunk of “break-up” spectrum was officially passed by the FCC meaning T-Mobile can further developer their network and prepare for their LTE launch...
