Engadget has just posted a picture of FCC origin (see below) showing the HTC Legend sporting AT&T’s 850 and 1900MHz WCDMA bands. The label is the same as the one found inside the unibody case of the Legend that we’ve already become accustomed to. It was previously thought…
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HTC Legend is AT&T bound, so says the FCC
Late last night, T-Mobile officially announced their next Android-powered handset, the myTouch 3G Slide. Is this just the next release in a line of Android smart phones or does it offer something new? Let’s take a look at …
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T-Mobile myTouch 3G Slide: What You Need to Know
Sliding its way into my heart! Today T-Mobile officially announced the highly anticipated MyTouch 3G Slide. Featuring such additions as the Genius Button, myModes, and the Faves Gallery, will the MyTouch Slide offer up an experience that is as warmly received as the G1 …
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TMO Announces MyTouch 3G Slide!
Digging through the FCC has never been one of our favorite things to do as it’s generally too confusing for our liking. However, we love to share the stuff found by others. Such is the case with the Samsung M910 …
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Samsung M910 Clears FCC, Confirms Moment 2 Details
BGR is reporting that Adobe will be giving away free Android handsets to their employees. While this has not been confirmed yet, it is believed that Adobe will give their employees a phone running Android 2.2 with Flash so that they become comfortable developing with Flash on the Android platform…
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Adobe Giving Free Android Handsets To Employees?
The latest figures are in from the Android Developers blog showing the relative number of active devices using the various flavors of Android . This is basically a chart that shows what handsets are currently active and looking for apps. Somewhat surprisingly, Android 1.5 still …
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Android 1.5 Still Biggest Slice of Fragmentation Pie
The Acer Liquid E, which will be launching in June on the Rogers network, has just been priced at $49.99 with a three-year contract. That’s right, $49.99! Damn good price if you ask me. Off-contract, the phone will be costing customers $349.99, …
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Acer Liquid E to be Priced at 49.99 with Three-Year Contract from Rogers
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