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LG GW620 Released in November 2009, the LG GW620 is the first of its kind. Also widely known as the LG Eve, LG came out with its first android phone in an already crazy cell phone market. A beauty in its own, the phone has gained a lot of publicity right after its launch. With the consumer's [...]
Nokia 5730 Xpressmusic Sometimes the brand name is just enough for the customers. Any new handset in the market from their house gets the publicity required, and thus gets swept up in a jiffy. Quality and reliability is the key word. Latest on the list is the Nokia 5730 Xpressmusic. Somewhat similar to the 5630 except for the [...]
LG KC910 Renoir If it is a phone you want with a top notch camera, the LG KC910 Renoir will not disappoint you. Announced in August 2008, the phone is available in the market since November 2008. LG has always made it a point to incorporate the latest technology and make the handsets feature-filled. Similarly, for KC910 Renoir, [...]

Survey: Kindle Fire owners like cost, but have gripes

A new survey shows that Kindle Fire owners are happiest with the low cost of their devices, but among their gripes are a lack of volume buttons and a camera as well as a short battery life.

Some used Xoom tablets sold with owners' data

About 100 refurbished Motorola Xoom tablets wound up being resold to new owners with the old owners' personal information still on them.

Google Wallet now for AT&T Nexus phones

Google Wallet, the app that lets you pay for goods with a swipe of your phone, now works with Nexus S and Galaxy Nexus owners who are on AT&T's network. Until now, it only was available on the Nexus S on Sprint's network.

Report: Sprint customers 'at high risk of leaving' get discounts According to information uncovered by a blog, Sprint intends to offer $25 to $100 discounts on new devices to customers it believes are "at a high risk of leaving Sprint.

Google tightens security in Android app store Google Inc has been quietly policing its online store for months now in an acknowledgement of malware's growing threat to its increasingly popular Android mobile software.