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Could A 12 Month Lease On Your Next Android Phone Make Contracts More Appealing?

Think about it. A newer, sleeker, more powerful Android device comes out just about every month. Wouldn’t it be nice if you could just borrow the latest Android powered smartphone — for a fee — and trade it in for a new one every 12 months? That’s kind of the idea TMNG Global is pitching [...]
Feb 2nd, 2012 | Filed under from Phandroid -
GT-i9300 appears on Samsung support site, could be Galaxy S III

If Samsung doesn’t make any drastic changes to their model numbering conventions, the Samsung Galaxy S III may very well have just appeared on the company’s official support site. Listed among Samsung’s various smartphones is the GT-i9300, a model number that sequentially follows the GT-i9xx series (Galaxy S), GT-i91xx (Galaxy S II), and GT-i92xx ( [...]
Jan 27th, 2012 | Filed under from Phandroid -
LG Connect 4G Will Be Metro’s Next LTE Phone, Could be Headed for Sprint and Verizon

Our friends at PocketNow have uncovered another unannounced phone. It’s said to be named the LG Connect 4G and is headed to regional carrier MetroPCS’s LTE network. It’s a shame that their network isn’t everywhere because we’re sure more than a few people wouldn’t mind having a powerful 4G phone for a cheap monthly cost. [...]
Jan 3rd, 2012 | Filed under from Phandroid -
Sample Image Linked to Samsung GT-I9500, Could Be Galaxy S III

If Samsung follows the precedent set over the past two years, the next entry into their Galaxy S series of Android smartphones should be announced sometime this spring. It’s safe to assume prototype devices are already running around Samsung’s South Korea offices, and a newly uncovered sample photo could be linked to the device. A [...]
Dec 28th, 2011 | Filed under from Phandroid -
Samsung GT-N8010 Gains WiFi Certification – Could It Be A Successor To The Galaxy Note?

Many an Android aficionado has been patiently waiting for Samsung to launch their 5.3-inch Galaxy Note “phoneblet” stateside. We’ve already received a few leaks suggesting it could be making its way to AT&T in the coming weeks but in a new turn of events, a new device — sharing a similar model number to the [...]
Dec 23rd, 2011 | Filed under from Phandroid -
Android Overload: Xiaomi Receives $90 Million In Funding, LightSquared Could Face Bankruptcy and More

Greetings, everyone! It’s time for your extra helping of Android/mobile news here in the Android Overload. This is the place where we stash all the top news stories from throughout the day — the ones that didn’t make it onto our front page — before we turn in for the evening. We like keeping our [...]
Dec 21st, 2011 | Filed under from Phandroid -
4.5 Inch 720p Motorola XT928 (Dinara) Announced, Could Be Headed for AT&T

Motorola has finally announced the Dinara – officially known as the xT928 – for China Telecom. The device is no slouch as it touts a 1.2GHz dual-core processor, 1GB of RAM, a 4.5 inch 720p display, a 13 megapixel camera capable of shooting 1080p HD video, a 1.3 megapixel front facing camera and more. Motorola [...]
Nov 28th, 2011 | Filed under from Phandroid -
Droid 4 Could Launch on December 8

The rate at which Android smartphones are cycled out is becoming a bit disturbing. With only about a half a year between the two, Motorola and Verizon could be releasing their next Droid on December 8th. The Droid 4 would be the fourth device in the series to be launched within a span of two [...]
Nov 24th, 2011 | Filed under from Phandroid -
December 1st Launch Event Could Introduce Us to the LG Nitro HD

LG just launched their Optimus LTE in Canada, but have remained relatively quiet otherwise as Samsung, Motorola, and HTC all put forth their latest and greatest Android smartphones. A December 1st press event may change that. It is expected (not confirmed) that LG will launch the US version of the Optimus LTE under the guise [...]
Nov 22nd, 2011 | Filed under from Phandroid -
German Court Leans in Motorola’s Favor in iCloud Infringement Claims, Could Cost Apple $2.7 Billion

Motorola has filed a suit in a German court claiming elements of Apple’s iCloud service infringe upon patents held by company. Namely, the patents concern email and data sync between Apple’s cloud service and their mobile devices. The judge presiding over the case has not come to any ruling for the moment, but seems to [...]
Nov 18th, 2011 | Filed under from Phandroid
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