Yesterday, the net was buzzing with the leak of T-Mobile’s first HSPA+ smartphone, which was at first believed to be the HTC Vanguard (aka G1 Blaze/Vision); however, the “Vanguard” name has disappeared from the source code on T-Mobile’s web page. Today, this image of the purported HTC MyTouch 3G HD surfaces.
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-Looks like the entire Droid lineup from Verizon is scheduled to go Froyo, as this Droid X was spotted running it, but are the updates not happening fast enough?

-Rumor has it that the HTC Desire is scheduled to upgrade to Android 2.2 sometime next week.

-A leaked Froyo ROM for Samsung Galaxy S has been tested positive–yes it works! More »

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Wifi Analyzer is an app that lets you search for all nearby Wifi channels and then helps you choose a less crowded one for your wireless router. Three words –Oh. My. God. Whoever invented this app is genius.

How many times have you stopped in the middle of the street wondering where there was Wifi connection? Personally, I think this app is super-helpful, even to the average non-techy user. More »

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Dell has published the prices for two of its most interesting smartphones. The mammoth 5-inch Streak is going to be $299.99 with AT&T contract or $549.99 outright, while the mid-range 3.5-inch Aero will be $99.99 with agreement and a low $299.99 without. The page on which Dell spilled this information has been deleted, but the Aero will definitely launch August 9th.
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In a leak from T-Mobile itself, the company’s first HSPA+ smartphone has been outed. Although there are no specifics, and the image shown is merely a white and generic silhouette, the source code for the web page has the term “Vanguard,” which is a codename for the HTC Vision/G1 Blaze.
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Cricket Wireless recently revealed it’s pre-sale page for Kyocera Zio, the carrier’s first Android phone. According to Android and Me, the Kyocera Zio will be released Aug. 15 with a special $55 unlimited rate plan. More »

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Today’s accessory of the day is Arkon’s Weighted Friction Dash Mount and Holder. If you happen to live in a state like California where it’s illegal to drive with a car/gps mount on the windshield, Arkon’s Dash Mount is your next best bet. Also known as a ‘bean bag mount,’ the this dash mount/holder is weighed down for safety purposes by a bean bag on the dash rather than the windshield. As a universal mount, it’s compatible with a wide range of phones, especially HTC phones. Read on for its contents: More »

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Verizon is expected to be carrying tablets in the near future, and its close relationship with Motorola leads to speculation that Motorola’s 10-inch tablet could be headed to the CDMA carrier as an opponent for AT&T’s iPad. One fresh report suggests that Motorola’s slate will be launched with Android 3.0 Gingerbread in November.
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Yesterday, the Nokia X6 and 5230 running the Android OS were seen on an ad in a window display on Oxford Street, London. Can you believe your eyes? We all thought Nokia had made very clear statements that we don’t have to expect any Android phones from Finland in the upcoming years! More »

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Samsung’s appropriation of its Super-AMOLED screens can be explained by the number of Galaxy S launches worldwide. Now, there might be one more reason for the shortage: in September, the Korean electronics mega corporation is supposedly going to release a BlackBerry challenger with FroYo, a full QWERTY keypad, 3-inch Super-AMOLED display, and the same Hummingbird CPU found in the bigger Galaxy.
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