Tweet There is not doubt that Android is flexing it’s muscles this year. However you want to spin the numbers, Android is a force to be reckoned with. That said, Samsung is just another player in the field, however, the Galaxy S series of smartphones are not. With phones on T-Mobile and AT&T already, Sammy only has the Fascinate to add to Verizon...

Tweet 2010 is truly the year of Android. Not only has Google been able to steal the mobile scene in terms of some of the summers hottest cellphones, the Android has officially passed the iPhone in terms of sales. Not only that, but the Android Marketplace is boasting over 70,000 apps and is currently the fastest growing mobile application platform. So...

TweetNo doubt you’ve heard about the Nexus One by Google. But have you seen one unboxed? In an effort to advertise the device, Google is handing out free Nexus One phones to it’s YouTube partners if they make a video advertising the device. Patrick Bolvin, the guy famous for his stop motion animation videos on YouTube decided to take up...

Tweet This is not the first time we’re hearing about this device. Since October of last year we’ve been getting video demos of the 5-inch Android wonder that Dell hopes to bring to the market. Yesterday however, Dell made it official. Dubbed the “Streak,” this 5-inch tablet is Android powered (as to what version we’re not...

Tweet AT&T is going Android and one of their phones will be the Motorola Backflip. The Backflip is an Android 1.5 device that sports such features as a 5-megapixel camera, Wi-Fi and a full QWERTY keyboard. This is not a slider phone, the Backflip has a keyboard is on the outside and flips out for use (hence the name Backflip). The device will be...

TweetClick to Enlarge The graphic is pretty self explanatory so we’ll be brief in our explanation. But we would just like to point out two things. First of all BillShrink fails to mention Sprint’s “Everything Mobile” plan which is an industry first and a lot better then any of the offerings from T-Mobile. Secondly, they fail...

Tweet No doubt you’ve heard about the Nexus One. It’s the phone that’s supposed to be Google’s masterpiece, a device that promises to heat up the cellphone market. Made official yesterday after weeks of speculation and rumors, Google has laid out its idea for the Nexus One. First of all the device is Android powered. In fact...

TweetVerizon While Palm will not confirm this information as they said they are still in prospective talks with wireless providers, Verizon is making a pretty bold statement by saying that will be carrying the Pre in six months as well as “a cousin” (Palm EOS?) Of course they are also saying they will be getting a Blackberry Storm 2, Tour...