LG Optimus 4X HD available in Europe next month
03 days ago
LG have just announced that their next flagship phone will be released in Europe this June. Namely, the Optimus 4X HD, the LG’s first quad-core phone, wich was announced during the MWC 2012 just a few (more…)
Matsunichi announces MarquisPad with dual-core and Android 4.0
04 days ago
Fresh news from a manufacturer used to known Le Pan, now named Matsunichi have come forward with a brand new Android tablet. It’s named the MarquisPad MP977 and it is going to be released in the US (more…)
Ainol Novo 7 Aurora II dual-core Android tablet available soon
01 week ago
Chinese manufacturer Ainol have announced they’ll be soon releasing a brand new Android tablet. It’s named the Ainol Novo 7 Aurora II and it features a 7 inch LCD-IPS capacitive screen with 1024×600 resolution and (more…)
First tablet with Rockchip’s new dual-core processor revealed.
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Fresh news about yet another Android tablet being released, the Cube U30GT tablet. It’s coming with brand new Rockchip’s dual-core RK3066 processor running at 1.6 GHz (more…)
Samsung Galaxy S III officially announced
02 weeks ago
After a slew of rumors, fake images and some actual leaks, Samsung have just announced their much anticipated flagship smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy S III. It was revealed at Samsung’s special Mobile Unpacked event in London. (more…)
Sony next flagship phone, Xperia LT29i info leaked
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A Chinese blog have revealed some information about Sony’s next flagship Android phone. It’s rumored to be released sometime in the summer and it’s codename is LT29i or Hayabusa or Xperia GX.
LG Optimus 3D Max now available in Europe
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LG have just launched their followup device for the Optimus 3D. It’s named the LG Optimus 3D Max and you can get one today if you live in Europe, but not in the UK. (more…)
Philips to release MIPS based Android 4.0 tablets
03 weeks ago
Philips is getting ready to launch their own Android tablets. Interesting enough, Philips is not going for the ARM type chipsets, as usually the case, instead they’re adopting MIPS processors (more…)






