Is the Samsung Galaxy S III the best Android smartphone in the world?
Android upgrade power rankings, in order: Samsung Galaxy S III, HTC One X, Motorola Droid Fighter. Even Galaxy Nexus warrants consideration.
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Hands-on Amazon Cloud Drive
A 25MB install, the app is an attempt to catch the likes of Dropbox, Microsoft's SkyDrive, and Google's Drive by integrating your computer's file system…
Android Powerhouse: Samsung Galaxy S3 launch imminent (press image?)
With the announcement, Samsung could be in a position to take market-share ahead of the iPhone 5 which should bow this fall.
Android News: Ubuntu factor, awaiting Google/Oracle verdict, Android gains share
Smoking gun? By my knowledge none were found. Sexual scandals? None. Bribes and extortion? Probably not. So the trial lacked Casey Anthony sizzle, but it…
Droid Does… camping
I've always believed that Google and its partners should embrace Android's geek cred. It's powerful (quad-core), customizable (widgets, home screens) and open (hack city). Why…
Samsung S3 gets quad-core, better than Motorola Droid Fighter?
We know the S3 will be quad-core, but the Droid Fighter (HD?) is likely to arrive with a TI ARM-based dual-core, albeit still a fast…
Is Google Chrome for Android ready for prime-time?
All the sites I frequent -- CNN, Mashable, Google News (of course), Venturebeat, Berkeleyside, Fox News (kidding) -- load el pronto on this "new" iPad…
Apple Q2. Think Money.
The iPhone and iPad were the top two product lines, moving 35.1 and 11.8 million units during a quarter that can only be described as…
Google now selling unlocked Galaxy Nexus direct for $399
That's for an unlocked version that will run on T-Mobile or AT&T (and over 200 providers worldwide) at LTE/4G speeds sans contract.
Android Jelly Bean is almost here, why bother with ICS?
Jelly Bean will arrive in a month or two. If my hunch is right, it'll ship with Google's upcoming, Asus made, 7-inch Kindle fighter.