-Curious about the HTC Desire? Check out this review that’s giving it high marks.

-New information regarding Samsung’s newest phone, not an Android but a PMP, is now circulating the Internet.

-Oh no, Android phones are now slowly suffering from Bloatware, trial software and apps that cannot be deleted.

-The HTC Hero is unbeatable no more. Now presenting the HTC Legend, bringing HTC handsets to a whole new level of upgrade.

-Olive Telecom has just released India’s first 3G Android Tablet, the Olive Pad.

-Barnes&Nobles appears to be moving away from the books and into the web as it introduces NOOK for Android. More »

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Along with Bell, which is releasing the Galaxy S in July, Rogers is making the ubiquitous Samsung super-smartphone available to Canadians. More »

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Already got the Samsung Captivate in house? No? Let me bring you a step closer to that point then! This freshly released Android smartphone is temporarily offered on Amazon Wireless store for only $99.99 with a new contract. Right now you can also save the $36 fee for activating the service, isn’t that just fabulous? More »

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-The biggest name in Android ROMs, Cyanogen, has released their first FroYo ROM for the HTC EVO, the only FroYo ROM with a working camera.

-An image recently floating around the internet has cleared up a lot of confusion: the DROID 2 will indeed ship with Android 2.2.

-Cell phone insurance, should you get it or should you not?

-Samsung is working on an unbreakable AMOLED display. And by unbreakable I mean you can smash it with a hammer and it won’t break unbreakable.

-Interested in Android’s FloatMath class? Well here’s FastMath, which is FloatMath, revisited. More »

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From Ziggytek: Nokia and RIM can deny problems with their phones all that they want, but Apple’s press conference claims on Friday actually have merit. The so called “death grip” of an antenna on a smartphone can lead to significant signal loss on almost every phone. Watch these videos for proof. More »

When Samsung announced that its flagship Android smartphone, the Galaxy S, was arriving to every major American carrier, few were surprised at the unprecedented move. Most Android smartphones up until then had been relegated to one or two carriers. The Galaxy S is a smashing winner in homeland South Korea, selling over 300,000 units so far. Most prognosticators expect the world’s most powerful Android to hit it big in America (and Canada) too, but which version will come out on top? The Verizon Fascinate will be king because it is on the largest network with the best reputation, right? Not necessarily. More »

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Generic versions of the Samsung Galaxy S and the T-Mobile Vibrant have been rooted, and unlike the latest HTC phones like the Incredible, gaining right access to the Samsung is an easy, breezy task. More »

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Most of you could care less what South Koreans are getting, but many North Americans will buy some version of the Samsung Galaxy S, which is hitting every carrier under the sky. An early August FroYo update for the Korean Galaxy S should mean that its carbon copies worldwide will receive the same treatment shortly thereafter. More »

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AT&T’s oft criticized network and having a very different design than the other Galaxy versions, the Captivate can be looked at as somewhat of the black sheep within the Samsung Galaxy S family. Well, under a week before the Captivate’s public release, it receives a video unboxing. More »

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T-Mobile’s iteration of the Samsung Galaxy S is launching on the same day as Verizon’s Droid X, but viewers can have a look at the Vibrant’s packaging right now. More »

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