Nevermind handling a few bumps, the HTC Incredible is apparently able to live through bonfires and still work (calls, browsing, you name it) with superficial damage. Either it’s dumb luck, or HTC has made an exceptionally tough phone. I could only imagine a lesser handset would have been a lost

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Google has big plans for its music service efforts after acquiring music-streaming service Simplified Media. Rumors report that the search company plans on launching a music service in conjuction with the release of Android 3.0 in the fourth quarter of this year. After rumors of Apple’s plan to launch its

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Most of the time we see video out capabilities on a phone, it’s done via HDMI or USB. The Samsung Galaxy S does things a little differently, though, using its 3.5 mm headset jack to output video. The device does so by using a cable going from the phone’s headphone … Read the rest

We knew it would be coming soon, but hearing that the Motorola Droid could be getting the Android 2.2 (Froyo) update in a matter of weeks is quite a surprise. The Motorola Droid is said to get Android 2.2 update possibly as soon as the 13th of this month. But

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The Verizon HTC Droid Incredible, if you can get your hands on it, is one nice device. But it lacks on feature that many smartphones are now shipping with, and that’s recording video in 720p. That may all change soon, as it looks like HD video recording and Android

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We’ve always known that HTC’s DROID Incredible was a hot handset, but this news might be pushing it a bit. An Android Central forum member named tyler0630 had his Incredible catch fire and live to tell the tale. The story goes that Tyler had the device safe in his pocket, … Read the rest

Right on schedule, Google has updated us on the Android operating system distribution. The information is based on the number of Android phones that accessed the Market during a two week period ending July 1st. As more devices get the upgrade to Android 2.1 (and the original Motorola DROID continues … Read the rest