Looks like another Android is coming to Bell, not as fancy or high profile as the Galaxy Nexus, but the LG “Eclipse” is targeting the mid-range audience. This should make it to stores later this month and our sources... Read More »
STYLE WEEK: Mobile me, baby You can keep your dual-core processors and your 8 million forms of connectivity. This is Style Week on Pocket-lint and we’re interested in technology that’s looking smooth. For day one, we’re looking at the... Read More »
STYLE WEEK: RIM SVP of Industrial Design tells us why “I like restaurants with small menus because it shows they are good at those things. Too many choices mean they aren’t good for anything,” Todd Wood, Senior Vice President... Read More »
The new colours are all coming out for the big Q4 holiday push. Virgin has released a black version of the HTC Wildfire S, a device they launched back in July. This small, entry-level Android 2.3 smartphone has a... Read More »
Images of what could be Google’s Music Store has surfaced online. Spanish site Tecnodroidve apparently gained access to the Music Store with an HTC Inspire 4G and grabbed the screenshots for all to see. From the looks of it... Read More »
HTC looks like it wants to leap to the head of the tablet race with the release of a quad core tablet at Mobile World Congress next year. According to the Chinese paper Commercial Times, the Taiwanese firm is... Read More »
One of the new LTE “Superphones” that Bell is bringing to Canadians is the LG Optimus LTE (check out our quick hands-on video here). This is expected to be available “late November”, but according to this flyer from Bell’s... Read More »
The face unlock feature in the upcoming Android 4.0 software evokes one of those, “We’re living in the future!” reactions. But a couple guys have proven that even the most high-tech face recognition software can be beaten by a... Read More »
Reports suggesting that the HTC Edge is set to be the first phone with a quad-core processor may be wide of the mark, as LG, Samsung and Motorola also seem to be vying for this accolade. With the arrival... Read More »
There’s approximately 25 million wireless subscribers in Canada – majority of the carriers have announced their Q3 2011 numbers and the growing trend is that customers are leaving feature phones and bolting towards smartphones. Adoption is increasing every quarter... Read More »
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