Archive for March 18th, 2011

As it’s been rumored for a little while, it’s nice to see that things are coming around. Sprint’s been a small player in the recent race for new Android hardware, so it’s no surprise they’d want to get their hands on a Google branded phone. The new Nexus S is said to be...

Apparently Amazon is not the only retailer that releases early pricing on devices.  European retailer, Phone House, recently listed four of the new upcoming tablets in their catalog (page 54). Motorola XOOM – 699 EUR ($990) LG Optimus Pad – 849 EUR ($1203) ASUS Eee Pad – 399 EUR...

It’s official folks, the Motorola Milestone will see Android 2.2 sometime next week. It appears the update will be in the form of a download via PC, however I am sure you can download it directly to your phone. Stay tuned here at AndroidSPIN for the link as it becomes available. Via: Facebook

The title says it all folks, AT&T has began rolling out letters to customers who are using the tethering feature of their device and do not have a supporting plan. Although this does not come unexpected, it does suck. The biggest issue I see at hand is for people that have grandfathered plans, as...

I’m starting to think Amazon gets to much attention, yet again they’ve come through with another device. Dell’s current Streak 7 is only available for T-Mobile customers in a 3G variant. The new WiFi version offers users a chance to get their hands on the 7″ tablet without having...

It seems Sprint customers may have their chance to get their hands on Motorola’s Honeycomb tablet. The image above was posted on Sprintusers forums by r0fl, who seems to be frequent leaker of all that is Sprint. However with no actual announcements from Motorola or Sprint it’s hard to say...

T-Mobile officially announced the imminent release of the new successor to their ever popular Sidekick line Tuesday, and before the dust gets a chance to settle they’re hitting you again. This time T-Mobile has released a quick demo of what the new Sidekick 4G looks like, and as well as a quick...

Amazon comes through again, displaying yet another unreleased device. Of course this device has been a more elusive than most others. Toshiba’s 10.1″, nameless tablet debuted at CES 2011, and hasn’t been mentioned too much since then. This new listing continues the tablets anonymity,...