Ok, so there is a bit more news on the HTC Bravo/Passion/Dragon release dates, including the US 🙂 The rumor is that it will be called the Passion (instead of Bravo) when it hits the US shores in January of 2010. The only unconfirmed piece of info is where it is actually heading. If we were right in our speculation all along then it would be Verizon that is getting the device in January, but at this point it could be going to any of them (or multiple carriers?). The other part of release date news is that the device […]

So the motherload of leaks has been opened. The poster on XDA has decided to share with the world 8 new HTC devices that are to come out within quarters 1 and 2 of 2010. From what I understand, someone got their hands on a brochure from an event where HTC presents their new devices to a manufacturer for them to look at and hopefully bid on picking up different devices (hence why in some images you will see TMobiles name, it does NOT mean that T-Mobile is getting the devices necessarily, just that this was T-Mobile’s brochure to take

Intrigued by the Motorola Sholes tablet idea? Well, apparently China’s already got a working unit. Check out the leaked/confirmed specs and the new pictures: 3.7″ Capacitive Touchscreen Android 2.1 FM Radio 5MP Camera (compared to the 8MP camera originally thought to be on it) GSM, NOT CDMA Source via EngadgetMobile

Over at Mobile Android China, they seem to have gotten their hands on the rumored Motorola Sholes Tablet. The Sholes Tablet is looking like a UMTS/GSM device the has similar specs to the Sholes (Droid) but no physical keyboard. But they didn’t just remove the keyboard, they added somethings too: 8MP camera instead of 5MP HDMI Output Xenon Flash instead of Dual LED Wonder if the rumors of the Sholes and Sholes tablet hitting T-Mobile USA are true as well… Source via BGR

These Android Dev Challenges seem to be paying off. Google holds a challenge to all devs to create new apps and while there are winners for the Dev Challenge itself the real winners are the Android users. Here are the winners of this round, check them out some of them are pretty friggin awesome 🙂 Android Developers Challenge Round 2 Winners

If you haven’t heard about this phone yet, it is the first Android device from Acer. And while Acer isn’t the most prominent phone maker (to say the least) the hardware specs on this phone do deserve some attention. Snapdragon CPU underclocked to 768mhz (but we can put it to 1GHz with an overclocking program now can’t we :)) 480×800 Pixel 3.5″ Capacitive Screen 5.0MP Camera with a Flash HSDPA 7.2 and HSUPA 2.0 1900 and 2100mhz 3G frequencies (if you have AT&T or Rogers, you should be excited by the 1900mhz cause that means 3G for you!) So if

Ok, so we now have confirmation via some reliable sources that Google is indeed going to be manufacturing and selling their own branded handset. This is not Android on an HTC, LG, or whoever device, it will be Android running on a Google branded device (which might be made by one of the mentioned manufacturers but will have no manufacturer’s logos and be licensed to Google as made by Google). So before we begin, just want to refer you to a post we did back in July about How Google Could Revolutionize the Wireless Industry. Go take a look and

So according to a source over at BGR, someone over at a French blog has screen shots of 2.1 (no not 2.0, 2.1) running on their HTC Hero. This can’t help but raise the question as to when HTC will even release their 2.0 version for the HTC Heroes of the world (or if they will skip it and goto this mysterious 2.1). Another thing to note is how quickly Google seems to be churning out these updated OS versions. Makes you think they are betting on Android a whole lot. Does the new Google Phone have something to do

Ok, so pretty much everyone is reporting that the Nokia N900 has been released and is ready to be picked up in a Flagship store near you (if near you is New York, Chicago, or London). But guess what happens when you call any of those stores, “We have no idea where people are getting their information, but we have not received so much as a tracking number for the devices arriving at our store. It is a mistake and the only thing we can do is put you on a list and we can call you when we have