HTC DROID Eris gets unboxed
One of our connects just blessed us with a couple shots of the HTC DROID Eris and graciously unboxed the retail packaging. We could bore …
Sony Ericsson announces the XPERIA X10
And yet another manufacturer has officially entered the Android game as Sony Ericsson has formally announced the XPERIA X10. Powered by a 1GHz Snapdragon processor …
Google Search by voice now available for Nokia S60 handsets
It doesn’t get any better than being able to do stuff with your phone just by talking into it, and now Google is bringing that …
Samsung Moment now available from Sprint
Motorola’s DROID might be the new darling of the Android world, but other manufacturers are still kicking about and pumping some great offerings. Yesterday Sprint …
Yet another Sony Ericsson XPERIA X3 UI leak, this time with media player love
Back in July we fought back drool while watching a leaked video of the custom UI overlay Sony Ericsson has prepared for the soon to …
Android 2.0 ported to the G1/Dream
A mere two days after its release, Android 2.0 SDK has already been ripped from the womb and ported over to a T-Mobile G1. Currently …
Best Buy offers Motorola DROID presale for the impatient starting today
If you’re not drooling over the DROID and Android 2.0 right now, you either have a heart of stone or you’ve been living under a …
Motorola DROID Event: Browser and Google Navigation
We hit up Verizon’s Motorola DROID event a bit earlier and finally got a chance to check out the DROID in person. Ok, seriously though, …
Motorola DROID finally official, coming November 6th for $199
Being the only people on the planet with a Motorola Droid not under armed guard was one hell of a ride, but come November 6th …
Android 2.0 SDK gets official
Looks like Google wanted to break some Android 2.0 news of their own — as of today, the Android development community will have access to …
Google Voice now features Voicemail
It’s a scientific fact that Google Voice is all of that and a bag of potato chips, but now it’s gotten even better thanks in …
Motorola Droid makes appearance on Motorola's site
Uh… so much for an announcement event? Or Motorola just doesn’t know what the hell is going on (most likely the reason), because the Motorola Droid makes an official appearance on Moto’s U.S. site. It just might be that we were sent this direct link which isn’t meant to be public, but… you know how that’s going to work out. In any case, the Motorola Droid, which we have torn limb from limb (check for our preview tomorrow) is indeed a bad ass mama jama, but if you don’t want to wait for our preview, hit the jump for some screenshots!
Dell's Android MID — the Streak — caught on film in 'Nam
Remember when The Wall Street Journal said that Dell was working on an Android MID? Well it turns out that it was bang on as …
Google said to be launching Google Audio soon
From Gmail to YouTube and from Voice to Maps, it seems there is hardly a service that Google isn’t in the business of providing. So …
Motorola Droid mailers go out, scare children
Ready for more Motorola Droid nonsense? Good. We’ve just got a couple images of a promotional mailer that went out to one of our connects. …
Google Mail contact syncing option appears on BIS sites
Back on the 3rd we reported the release of BIS 2.8 to North American BlackBerry users, and with that came two-way contact synchronization with Google …
Random users Google Voice mail is searchable by anyone?
Holy crap. It seems that Google is going to have some pretty serious explaining to do this morning, as one of our readers has sent …
Mysterious HTC Android device is… mysterious
If there’s one thing us bloggers hate, it’s a mystery, but we’re going to have to get past that for this one as pictures said …
Android 2.0 screenshot walkthrough
We hope you Android lovers out there are sitting down, because we’re about to knock your socks off. Android 2.0 hasn’t been released, announced, or …
Leaked T-Mobile ad seems to confirm Project Dark
Oh Project Dark, you are a curious one. We here at BGR think we know what you’re all about, but it’s pretty hard to feel …
WIND’s smartphone lineup allegedly leaked
The upcoming Canadian wireless entrant WIND has been pretty secretive about its plans other than the fact it wants to shake things up, but thanks …
Verizon employees see the Motorola Sholes and Calgary emerge in internal tools?
Okay, this one might be a bit of a difficult thing for some people to accept considering it involves something that few people know about, …
House of Representatives want FCC to regulate Google Voice
Apparently there isn’t enough to do in Washington these days. 20 House of Representatives lawmakers have pressed the FCC to investigate how and why Google …
T-Mobile’s Rumored Project Dark: handsets and rapid network expansion? [UPDATED]
There’s a lot of buzz surrounding T-Mobile secret project, “Project Dark” or “Project Black” as others have referred to it. One of our connects hit …
TELUS’ initial HSPA offering to be smartphone rich
With employee HSPA training well under way, one of our TELUS connects hit us up late last night to let us know just what smartphone …
Samsung Galaxy i5700 gets pictured in HD
The Android-powered Samsung i5700 stopped by the Netherlands for a high definition photo shoot on Thursday. While specifications don’t seem to have changed since initial …
Sprint telesales offering the HTC Hero a couple days early?
Your mileage may vary, but it appears that Sprint’s telesales has begun offering up the HTC Hero a few days ahead of schedule. We called …
Google Street View goes live for iPhones in Canada, stalkers rejoice
After being ousted from the Great North by the Privacy Commissioner of Canada in 2007, Google has been given a reprieve in some Canadian cities. …
T-Mobile introduces its blasé holiday line-up
Believe it or not, Christmas is but 11 weeks away which means that every single tech company on the planet is going to be lighting …
WSJ: Dell to build Android smartphone for AT&T
Apparently when Dell went from carrier to carrier offering offering to make them handsets they weren’t as unsuccessful as we thought, for the Wall Street …
