MWC: Asus PadFone ready to ship in April!

Actually, it was one of the most-anticipated Android devices last year. We are talking about the PadFone. Remember? It was June when we revealed this innovative hybrid model from Asus for the first time.

At the MWC, the korean company showed us an updated version which does not only look more sexy but it also seems matured. Read on for the spec list and pics!

HTC's first quad-core device - the HTC One X

At Mobile World Congress, HTC introduced a new lineup of smartphones - called "One". The most high-end device of them is called the HTC One X. Aside from amazing specs you can read below, it also sports some new specialities like shooting full-size pictures while recrding in 1080p and a LED flash with support for 5 levels of automatic brightness control. But now, we've put you on the rack long enough, read on for the specs!

Samsung unveils Galaxy Tab 2 (10.1)

Mobile World Congress hasn't even officially started but some companies have already shown us something new. One of them is Samsung with its Galaxy Tab 2 (10.1). As the name suggests, it's the successor to the original Galaxy Tab 10.1. Go ahead to find out what's changed.

CG presents... Galaxy Nexus - Google's newest flagship!

Here it is! Google's brand-new smartphone hits the shelves! After the Nexus One (built by HTC) and the Nexus S (built by Samsung) it's the third device of Google's "Nexus" series and as the name "Galaxy" suggests, this one is again built by Samsung. So, what's special/new about it? Well, there are two things that come straight to my mind.

First: Ice Cream Sandwich. It's the first device with the newest version of Android (4.0).

Second: Super AMOLED HD. The Nexus' display features a resolution of 1280x720 pixels which brings us to a pixel density of 316 ppi (pixels per inch). That is the highest ppi of any smartphone over 4'' (sorry iPhone).

Read on for a full spec list, some pictures and our hands-on video of the device.

Google is starting to roll out ICS for the Nexus S!

Jep, since yesterday, Google has finally started to roll out the latest version of Android! They are planning to upgrade the Nexus S devices in the next four weeks. Surprisingly, the version will not be 4.0, but the latest, 4.0.3, which is not even running on the Galaxy Nexus. But there is also a problem, though.

Announced: The Galaxy Nexus with ICS!

 

Finally, here it is! Samsung officially announced the third generation of the Nexus series: The Galaxy Nexus alias Nexus Prime. It is no surprise that it will be the first smartphone to run Ice Cream Sandwich.
Keep on reading for the spec list and the reason why it isn't the ultimate smartphone CG hoped for.

New Pic of the Nexus Prime! HD-display!

We just have to wait one more week for the presentation of the new Nexus, but it seems like we can announce what nearly every rumor was about: the Nexus Prime will feature a display with the highest resolution (in a smartphone) we have seen so far!

TI's OMAP 4 is the reference design for Android 4

Android 4 - OMAP 4. Not only the numbers are connecting both names. For the next generation of Google's OS, Android 4 alias Ice Cream Sandwich, will use the the OMAP 4 from Texas Instrument as reference design! Uhm? Why? What about Tegra 3?

Rumor: New Nexus in November? No quad core?

The Nexus 4G??

New insider information about the Google Nexus 3! Our friends from BGR revealed that the new Google device, possibly called "Nexus 4G" (huh? LTE?) will be released in November this year.
Some specs were leaked, too! For some guys, this news might be a disappointment... there will be NO Kal-EL architecture inside; that means NO quad-core from Nvidia. Instead there will be a dual-core 1.2 GHz or a 1.5GHz inside (OMAP or Snapdragon; not sure yet). Not bad at all too, hm?