Published on Sunday, February 21, 2010 by Dieter Bohn Video hands-on of the new Sense UI running on the Nexus One Sprint releasing WiMAX device, could be the HTC Supersonic Sony Ericsson turned down the chance to build the Nexus One Video First Look at RIM's new WebKit-based ...

Published on Saturday, February 20, 2010 by Phil Nickinson Here's another one from (not so) deep in our Mobile World Congress stash -- video of the Motorola Cliq XT (aka the Quench outside the United States). Like we said in our first hands-on: If you're looking for a phone with MotoBLUR but don't want to be bothered with a phyical keyboard (or a weird flip-around keyboard), then this is something you're going to want to che...

Published on Friday, February 19, 2010 by Phil Nickinson   Garmin-Asus was showing off the nuvifone A50 at Mobile World Congress, and we took it out for a spin. It's a 3.5-inch (320x480) device running Android 1.6 but is completely skinned. It's being billed as the "No-excuses navigation smartphone," and it certainly is. Nav is first and foremost, and it it was easy to follow in our demo. Despite being a GPS ...

Published on Wednesday, February 17, 2010 by Phil Nickinson Stick a fork in us, folks. We're done at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain. We still have a little more coverage coming, and likely a big wrap-up podcast, but here's Phil, Kevin and Dieter going over the final two days of the event. Be forewarned: The first 20 minutes or so are dominated by BlackBerry, but it's good stuff. See you guys back in the States....

Published on Wednesday, February 17, 2010 by Phil Nickinson Those of you who came to Android from Windows Mobile likely are familiar with SPB Mobile Shell. And the boys and girls from St. Petersburg are back with Version 5.0, which will be released on Android in the coming months. This isn't a ROM-integrated like HTC's Sense UI, and that has advantages. Because it's not as deeply rooted in the Android ROM, SPB can p...

Published on Wednesday, February 17, 2010 by Dieter Bohn At Google's Keynote last night, there was supposed to be a ban on photos or video of their discussion about how they love openness and transparency (ahem). We had some live coverage at our @androidcentral twitter account (you do follow us, right?), including the new little tidbit that there are 60,000 Android devices sold every day. Anyhow, CEO Eric Schmidt ...

Published on Wednesday, February 17, 2010 by Phil Nickinson Yeah, yeah. another teaser showing Adobe Flash on Android. We get it. We're as tired as seeing them as you are and are ready to see Flash 10.1 roll out. And the folks at Adobe assure us it's coming. They're just not saying when. The good news is that that that we've gotten our hands on it, we're a little less fearful than we might have been earlier. We're not totally...

Published on Wednesday, February 17, 2010 by Casey Chan   If you're the type of person who can't miss a detail and love to see a company's presentation yourself, first of all, we totally understand and second, you're in luck because HTC has posted their entire MWC press event on Youtube for your viewing pleasure. You'll get to see the three new HTC devices (Desire, Legend, HD Mini) get introduced and the usual th...

Published on Tuesday, February 16, 2010 by Phil Nickinson We were perched in the balcony this afternoon for Google CEO Eric Schmidt's keynote address at Mobile World Congress. For those of you following us on Twitter (good boys and girls), you already know what went down. For those who don't, hit us up after the break. read more ...

Published on Tuesday, February 16, 2010 by Phil Nickinson Spent some quality time today with the folks from HP, who gave us some face time with their new Android-based netbook, the Compaq Airlife 100. As you'll hear, it has an advertised 12-hour battery life and basically brings the complete Android experience to an instant-on form factor complete with the Qualcomm Snapdragon processor and 16GB solid-state drive. It's full ...