Over the recent months one-click flashing tools have multiplied on the XDA website. The development of these one-click-tools is to help the new to moderate users to modify their Android ...

It seems that AT&T have been deliberately trying to stop sales of iPhones in there stores. The reason for this? We don’t know. All we do know is that AT&T iPhone activations ...

On Nenmark2 benchmark, an unpublished smartphone has appeared. The PM63100 or the HTC One X+. The handset is pretty much the same as the standard One X but features a 1.7 GHz processor ...

Yesterday saw the official launch of Sprin’s long anticipated LTE network in Kansas City, Dallas, Houston and Atlanta. While this is only a small number of cities, Sprint does ...

The Motorola Atrix HD was announced just last week and it is officially available from AT&T today for the low price of $99. It’s not a top of the line device but certainly ...

The original lapdock wasn’t a huge hit with anyone so Motorola and AT&T are choosing not to go that route again. The lapdock was way overpriced and not worth the money at ...

Samsung has been developer friendly and released their kernel source for the Galaxy Note on AT&T which you can grab here. This source is very helpful to developers out there and ...

Sorry, the post title is nothing short of terrible. Over a month ago we reported that AT&T were to carry a Red variant of the Galaxy SIII and today it became reality. Last Friday, ...

If there’s one thing we hate as Android fans it happens to be bootloaders. Worse than bootloaders are ones that are locked. They’re such a hassle to Android developers ...

There is nothing worse than losing a handset, it simply doesn’t matter the value of the handset value as it always feels like you have lost part of your body when you can’t find ...