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Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 Hands-On

Android Aaron dives in with the newly-announced Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 at Mobile World Congress 2013 in Barcelona. Samsung tells us that the US variants won't have the cellular connectivity, but it's still an interesting proposition nonetheless....

Feb 24th by Aaron Baker 11

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Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 official, coming with Jelly Bean and quad-core processor

Android Less than a day after the Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 showed its face on the Mobile World Congress floor a tad early, the new tablet has been given a formal introduction. As one could probably guess after learning of the device's name, the...

Feb 23rd by Alex Wagner 49 35 Reactions

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What do you want to see from MWC?

Mwc 2013 Rumors, leaks, and all of that stuff is part of the business, but it's heating up as Mobile World Congress begins in just a couple of days. You're seeing the major players step back from the traditional trade shows, opting instead for...

Feb 23rd by Aaron Baker 11

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What I'm expecting at Mobile World Congress 2013

Android Mobile World Congress is upon us and I am elate with excitement. No matter your preference in the mobile arena, MWC will surely have something for everyone. Last year, the Nokia PureView 808 stole the show, so what can we expect this year?...

Feb 23rd by Chase Bonar 26 23 Reactions

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Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 image, ZTE Open Firefox OS phone spec list spied on MWC show floor

Android Mobile World Congress may not officially start until Monday, but that doesn't mean that we can't start gathering information from the show floor today! A photo of Samsung's MWC booth has been sent to Engadget, and in the image we can see a...

Feb 23rd by Alex Wagner 9 6 Reactions

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LG Optimus F7 and Optimus F5 leak out days before MWC 2013

Android LG has already officially unveiled a handful of new smartphones ahead of the start of Mobile World Congress next week, including the Optimus L Series II trio and the 5.5-inch Optimus G Pro. Now two more of LG's upcoming handsets may have...

Feb 20th by Alex Wagner 16 16 Reactions

LG invites us to 'See the Difference' at its MWC 2013 event

Android The teasers continue! LG today sent out invitations to the Mobile World Congress 2013 event that it's been getting everyone hyped up for, and as you can tell in the image from Android Central, the gathering will be taking place on the...

Feb 8th by Alex Wagner 0

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LG teases 'breakthrough' MWC 2013 announcement as 5.5-inch version of Optimus G Pro purportedly leaks

Android Apparently yesterday's mobile tease isn't the only one that LG had up its sleeve. The manufacturer recently posted a brief teaser video to its official YouTube account, promising that "breakthrough will be made at MWC 2013." There's not a...

Feb 7th by Alex Wagner 49 39 Reactions

Intel planning to show dual-core Android devices at MWC

Android Intel said late last year that it had some dual-core smartphone processors coming soon, and it looks like we'll finally get a peek at some products with those chips next month. The company recently announced that it will show off a batch...

Feb 1st by Alex Wagner 0

Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 devices reportedly in the works, company exec says Note 8.0 due at MWC

Android Remember the Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 tablet that we heard rumblings about last week? Well, it looks like that may not be the only new Android slate that Samsung's got up its sleeve, as a new report from SamMobile claims that the company is...

Jan 21st by Alex Wagner 4

Huawei exec teases very thin smartphone ahead of MWC debut, says company's eight-core chip is coming

Android Huawei made some headlines at CES 2012 when it introduced the Ascend P1 S, which the company billed as the world's thinnest smartphone thanks to its 6.68mm thick body. The P1 S has been out-thinned by other devices since, with the Alcatel...

Jan 10th by Alex Wagner 0

Antanas Ko Jeff Griffith> you really don't understand how webapps can work :)

Carl Dale yes i would :)

Jeff Griffith Web app based? That's sounds like a frustrating experience waiting to happen, just one piss poor Internet connection is all it needs to become an aggravating phone to use.