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...

Tweet Sprint is really pushing things with their new 4G networks which is now available in over 23 cities around the US (sadly no Florida cities yet). That said, Sprint made the new Overdrive 3G /4G (WiMAX) router official yesterday. The device is small (can easily fit in the palm of your hand), and it will allow up to five computers to connect to either...

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...

TweetwebOS update 1.3.5.1 Remember that nasty calendar bug that was plaguing webOS 1.3.5 users? Well Sprint and Palm have both acknowledged it and have shipped out webOS 1.3.5.1 as an OTA download. This release fixes an issue in which the Calendar app displayed no events for any account after a user synchronized Calendar with an Exchange account....

TweetwebOS update 1.3.5 True to their word, Sprint has pushed webOS update 1.3.5 to Palm Pre and Pixi devices. I’m downloading it now and will be testing it out on my way to Kentucky tonight. Will have an update by weekend as to if it delivered what it promised. If you have a webOS device on Sprint, head over to updates and download it now, then...

TweetPalm Pre Lock Screen Well guess what folks? Although Palm’s CEO Jon Rubinstein is hinting that webOS 1.3.5 will be released at CES in a few days, Sprint is saying that the 1.3.5 update is coming today. The update is said to fix some pesky issues concerning webOS such as the app limit imposed by some stupid software code as well as speed up...

Tweet Well those rumors were true. Sprint has locked up the Pixi (the second webOS device) for its network. The Pixi will be available before the holiday season as promised and the price will be for $100 on contract, that is after a $50 instant rebate and a $100 mail in rebate. Only question remains is if this is a good selling point seeing you can...

Tweethis just in VIA Engadget, Sprint will be announcing their intentions on the Pixi. Its set to happen at 9AM CT so that’s in ten minutes. Check back here for the details as they unfold.

TweetWe’ve been told that the Pixi will be making it to Sprint before the close of 2009. But that doesn’t mean Palm isn’t considering other options. If you had any doubts, the latest set of photos from Vietnam show the Pixi dressed in the GSM robe and sporting not the 8GB storage memory that the Sprint version will come with but half...