Posted by: Joe Skerratt in Android, Blackberry, HTC, iPad, iPhone, iPod, LG, Motorola, Nokia, Nokia / Symbian^3, Nokia Belle, Other Phone Brands, Samsung, Smartphones, Sony, Tablets, Windows Mobile, Windows Phone 7
The original iPhone was the first smartphone shipped with an embedded non-removable battery. Well, they were removable, just not (officially) by the end user. A trend was born; nowadays numerous smartphone’s come with embedded batteries. The Nokia Lumia 900 and the Motorola Droid Razr Maxx are two high-end devices following this concept.
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Just when you thought everything at this year’s MWC is getting bigger, ZTE comes with a tiny smartphone aimed at the entry level market. Phonearena did a quick video to talk about this mini smartphone.
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Asus has officially unveiled it’s 9.2mm thin Padfone at the MWC. The unique design utilizes a 4.3 inch Super AMOLED qHD display, a Snapdragon with the Adreno 225 GPU and 8MP camera with LED flash.
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Panasonic announced their new Android smartphone called Eluga (Estonian for ‘Life’) yesterday.
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Are phones and tablets to unite?
Much of the trend in the mobile or portable computer industry is set by what manufacturers come to decide is to the likings of the end user. Read More »
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ASUS has announced that it will be releasing their unlock/root tool for use with the Transformer Prime. After complaints from the dev community that the device shipped with a locked bootloader, they were unable to load custom ROMs of the Android OS.
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It looks like someone at Verizon has taken the time to try and make sense as to who is suing who in the uber-competitive smartphone industry.
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Coming out of nowhere to blur the lines between phone and camera is Polaroid and their SC1630. While most smartphones have taken to include camera functionalities into their devices, here is a long time camera manufacturer adding phone capabilities to their camera.
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