Google developing augmented reality Android HUD glasses

Google is clearly trying to push its Android operating system in new directions. Only yesterday we reported about a lapdock mode found in Android 5.0 Jelly Bean. It allows you to replace everything but the large display in your laptop case with a smartphone.... 

Fujitsu teases Tegra 3 quad-core phone with ICS and 4.6-in

Fujitsu’s gearing up for MWC 2012, and they’re offering up a brief glimpse of what they’ll have on display in Barcelona. The as-yet-unnamed phone is a Tegra 3 beast, packing four 1.5GHz cores and a few other Fujitsu hallmarks. When... 

Panasonic Eluga is a lightweight, waterproof, and oddly-na

Back in December, Panasonic announced that it was preparing a full-on global assault on the smartphone market. Up first is Europe, where the company’s opening salvo will be fired in a 4.3″ shell. That phone has now gotten official as the... 

Fujitsu preparing smartphones and tablets for Europe, U.S.

Find yourself yawning at a never-ending sea of silver or black smartphones? Wish you could pick up a handset that offered a CMOS sensor that competes with a digital point-and-shoot? You’re in luck, as Fujitsu is getting ready to peddle its mobile... 

Review: Samsung Galaxy Note for AT&T

It wasn’t all that long ago that a 4.3-inch screen on smartphone was considered too large by many. Now, there are multiple 4-inch and larger phones on every carrier. Even Google’s flagship device exceeds the 4.3-inch mark — the Galaxy... 

CyanogenMod 9 boot animation surfaces

We know that the Android 4.0 version of CyanogenMod, dubbed CM9, is on the way, offering the latest and greatest of customization over the latest version of Android. Based off the Android Open Source Project, CyanogenMod 9 will be a re-imagining of Android... 

ZTE PF200 and N910 buck the trend, launch with Android Ice

Even though Ice Cream Sandwich launched six months ago, the overwhelming majority of Android smartphones that have been revealed since still ship with Gingerbread installed. Update schedules have been published by many manufacturers, but ZTE is bucking... 

LG Optimus Vu revealed, will go head-to-head with Galaxy N

Somewhere a former Palm exec is scratching his head in confusion right now. LG has officially unveiled the Optimus Vu, and like the Samsung Galaxy Note it sports a hideaway stylus for annotations, sketching, and jotting down important reminders. At 5-inches,... 

Angry Birds Space coming on March 22

Well, what do you know, Rovio is pushing out another Angry Birds game! Surprised? Didn’t think so. Though details are scarce, a couple of brief teasers have told us that there is a new game called Angry Birds Space that will be flung into app stores... 

Max Payne coming to iOS and Android in the next couple of

Rockstar Games is an iconic company. There are few video game publishers who can capture gamers’ imaginations in quite the same way. So when Rockstar speaks, we listen. Today, Rockstar spoke about the mobile version of the original Max Payne. Though... 

NFC case for the iPhone landing shortly… if Apple says O

It’s been a little over a year since the Samsung Nexus S hit shelves as the first smartphone with NFC in the US. Since then, a handful of other manufacturers have released devices with NFC on board, but overall NFC hasn’t seen any significant... 

Android 5.0 Jelly Bean could arrive this Summer

While most of the world toting an Android phone is still running Gingerbread, DigiTimes says that its Taiwanese supply chain sources are already rumbling about the arrival of Android 5.0 Jelly Bean. It could be here by Summertime this year, say those... 

Own a Motorola device? Don’t expect Ice Cream Sandwich a

For all of the benefits that Android offers — variety, customization, cutting-edge specs — official software updates can be a problem. Unless you have a Nexus device, chances are good that you’ll be waiting for months before you get... 

Sony’s 8-year-plan for the Vita severely underestimates

The portable gaming landscape has seen a complete overhaul since the PSP launched nearly seven years ago. Back then, Sony’s biggest competition — its only competition — came from Nintendo. Even then, the options were clear: novelty... 

Portal proof-of-concept appears for Android

There are two things happening in the world of mobile devices at the moment that make porting games from other, more powerful platforms easier. The first is a growing list of tools that remove a lot of the pain out of games development. The second is...