There’s a cute little reddish device (or whatever color you end up wanting to get it in, of course,) available on MetroPCS today, one made by Samsung and running Android 2.3 Gingerbread. This device is a perfect mid-range device for all your back-to-school student needs, the newest Android experience on a middle of the road screen, size, and processor, and carried by everybody’s favorite Wireless for All carrier MetroPCS. The Samsung Admire is a piece of hardware rolling out with a 3.5-inch display, an 800 Mhz processor, and a 3.2 megapixel camera on the back
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Samsung Admire Available on MetroPCS Today
August 22nd, 2011
Motorola Xoom 3G Update to 3.2 Honeycomb may start Tomorrow
August 3rd, 2011I wont be calling the Motorola Xoom a 4G device until the upgrade actually happens and apparently that wont be until September or later. At least Xoom owners can look forward to getting timely updates for Android right? Even though the Wi-Fi version was already updated and same with the Transformer to Android 3.2 Honeycomb , it appears the Xoom 3G should start getting it possibly tomorrow.
» Read more: Motorola Xoom 3G Update to 3.2 Honeycomb may start Tomorrow
Galaxy Tab 10.1 Hits Verizon with LTE and official accessories
July 28th, 2011Verizon has announced something that I bet some folks out there have been waiting for. The Galaxy Tab 10.1 with LTE inside has now hit the wireless carrier.
» Read more: Galaxy Tab 10.1 Hits Verizon with LTE and official accessories
LG Optimus Slider Hits the FCC
July 14th, 2011We have just seen a render of what appears to be the LG Optimus Slider and we don’t know much about it yet although it just hit the FCC . This slider could feature a QWERTY keyboard but it also might be the dual-screen LG Slider we saw here just without the T-Mobile radios.
Consumers Getting Nearly $900 in Free Apps Per Year Via Amazon Free App of the Day
July 7th, 2011Posted by: Vincent Messina July 7, 2011 We’re always hearing (mostly from competitors) about how “fragmentation” is hurting Android, but in reality, it’s this “fragmentation” that is providing vast choices to the Android consumer. One of those “choices” happens to be Amazon’s App Store. In the beginning, many Android users were wondering where the Amazon App Store would fit in and whether or not another “App Store” was necessary.
» Read more: Consumers Getting Nearly $900 in Free Apps Per Year Via Amazon Free App of the Day
Archos 35 Home Connect & Smart Home Phone Hands-On by SlashGear
June 28th, 2011The two new Tablets aren’t the only thing Archos has in their hat of goodies, they are also working on a Home Connect Android device as well as what they are calling a “Smart Home Phoneâ€. The android powered unusual looking internet radio Archos Home Connect is pretty unique and can be used as a remote control and a picture viewer among other things.
» Read more: Archos 35 Home Connect & Smart Home Phone Hands-On by SlashGear
High-end Huawei Glory with Android Gingerbread headed to Cricket
June 21st, 2011Cricket Wireless is certainly not known for offering high-end smartphones, so I was surprised to find out that the regional US carrier is getting ready to launch the Huawei Glory (aka Huawei M886). Now, Huawei usually makes low-to mid-end phones (like the Ascend , released by Cricket at the end of last year), but the Glory is a high-end device and, fortunately, it’s also affordable
» Read more: High-end Huawei Glory with Android Gingerbread headed to Cricket
Samsung Mesmerize EE19 Update Today
June 15th, 2011For those of you with the bright and rounded Samsung Mesmerize on everyone’s favorite star-studded carrier US Wireless, just waiting for ever and ever for a software update, today’s your day.
Starbucks adds Android, Safeway to mobile payment solution
June 15th, 2011Starbucks has announced that they will be extending their popular mobile payment system to the Android platform tomorrow, June 15. The system debuted on the BlackBerry and iOS platforms in January, and nine weeks after its release Starbucks claimed to have processed more than 3 million mobile payments. Mobile payments are grounded in the “Starbucks Card†infrastructure; users can use the app to re-load their card, or to produce a scannable barcode that deducts sales totals from the user’s account balance.
» Read more: Starbucks adds Android, Safeway to mobile payment solution
Verizon Wireless to bring 4G LTE to 19 new markets and two cities on June 16th
June 15th, 2011Verizon is on track to meet its goal of adding 4G LTE to 175 markets by the end of the year. Last month, the company initially added 9 markets, but later added another 21. Verizon announced today that they will add 4G LTE to 19 more markets and two cities starting June 16th
» Read more: Verizon Wireless to bring 4G LTE to 19 new markets and two cities on June 16th
