Now you can buy smart phones more and more, how should we choose? For everyone I recommend a few the most powerful dual-core smart phones.

By now you should have already known the low-end Xiaomi phone (also known as the “Youth Version Xiaomi M1″) that the company launched two days ago.

Among the slew of new Android 4.0 devices unveiled by Japanese carrier NTT DoCoMo today were a trio from Panasonic, including the Eluga Power phone we'd seen before and a few new entries in the Eluga V phone and Eluga Live tablet.

Be still your beating heart, Samsung has announced that several customers who have already fallen for its incoming flagship's charms will get their pre-orders honored a day early.

Hyundai Sonata and Veloster owners have had some level of remote access for a year now, but the latest version of the Blue Link app does even more.

Many of you are already familiar with the Xiaomi Phone and its reverence in the MIUI community, but now the Chinese manufacturer has introduced a less expensive counterpart to the original, which is aptly known as the Youth Edition.

Love them or hate them, those ubiquitous Android skins aren't going anywhere any time soon. Now the latest one to make an entrance to the overlay game is LG's UI 3.0, which the Korean outfits says will make the overall experience of its handsets easier, speedier and "more convenient."

'Tis the season for major Android app remakes, this time with Evernote going for a much appreciated adaptation to a more swipe-friendly universe.

HTC may be over the idea of including premium earbuds with its smartphones, but Motorola is stepping up to give it the ol' college try with its Motosmart Mix XT550.

Up until now, the Boost Mobile crowd's been missing out on those fancy visual voicemail creations, but that's about to change starting on May 31st.

American Android users started getting carrier billing in Google Play early this month through T-Mobile (and later AT&T), and now Sprint can join the party.

Ah, Japan. That far east country what begot Mario most always gets to profit from the industry's more delightful excesses.

Just in case the world forgot which phone was first with 2GB of RAM, LG has pushed out another press release for its Optimus LTE2 which ships this week in Korea, just as promised.

Avengers alliance are hot on view now. Are you also teenagers? Let's launched defend the earth of the war together with protagonists . I recommended for everybody some best action games.

Sonic The Hedgehog 4 Episode II is finally going to meet us. The next iteration in the Sonic series includes our favorite blue mammal along with his furry friend Tails. The game will hit the Google Play Store tomorrow and the App Store on Thursday. Today Sega also unveiled the launch tailer, take a look.

EA has just announced its football franchise FIFA 13 on the company's Facebook page. The iOS version would come in later this year, and Android is also in the publish list!

The slow rollout of Android 4.0 to Samsung's recent Galaxy devices continues, and the latest variation to receive Ice Cream Sandwich is the Galaxy S II LTE.

It's that time of the season again, as Japan's mobile carriers unveil more alternate-universe models that we'll probably never see elsewhere.

That new Baidu Cloud phone we told you about last week? You're looking right at it!

If you were one of those who jumped on last week's pre-order, chances are you're eagerly waiting for this Virgin-branded Optimus Elite to show up at your doorstep today.

Hand firmly grasping hat? Good. The Wall Street Journal is reporting on quite the bombshell today, noting that Google is about to cause its carrier partners in the States all sorts of grief -- indirectly, of course.

If you aren't already accustomed to Japan's regular deluge of device announcements, brace yourself: NTT DoCoMo just stepped forward with 17 new phones, as well as a mobile WiFi hotspot and a tablet.

Samsung wasn't done with the accessories when it announced a whole stack of 'em alongside the incoming Galaxy S III last week.

Samsung made much ado over the Galaxy S III's 2,100mAh battery, but we've been wondering whether or not that power pack was a major perk or just a necessity to offset that hefty Exynos 4 Quad.

According to a recent leak on Chinese site PConline, Lenovo's reportedly working on an Ice Cream Sandwich slab with China Mobile said to be on the receiving end of the delivery.

T-Mobile subscribers waiting on pins and needles for the day their HTC Sensation 4G or Amaze 4G will get its Android 4.0 update don't have to sit so uncomfortably for much longer: the carrier has just narrowed down the timetables considerably.

Slowly but surely, Tizen's picking up momentum. In just the last two weeks we've witnessed version 1.0 of the OS get released, a prototype device made by Samsung, an official pledge of support by Sprint and even a full-out developer's conference.

While there's already plenty of excitement around other quad-core Android phones, LG will join the party soon when its Optimus 4X HD launches in a few European countries next month. Germany, Sweden, Great Britain, Italy and Poland are all on deck in June, where this latest Optimus variant will bring a 4.7-inch 720p HD IPS LCD, Tegra 3 CPU (benchmarked and seen in white here) and 2,150mAh battery coupled with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich

We know smartphone and tablet owners like to buy games. But if you go by a new ABI exploration of user habits, most of us aren't buying much of anything.

Pandaapp for Android got big update, Pandaapp is a free app that allows you to visit Pandaapp Android with your mobile phone (Android only).

According to the LG SIngapore Facebook page, the tradition of long waits for updates is set to continue for owners of the LG Optimus 2X.

Phones, watches, TVs and in-car entertainment. Android has been put to work in many corners of our technological world.

Abu got lost in a storm. Help him rescue all the chicks and find their way back home and... beware of the dangers in the wilderness!

Not to be outdone by its Korean rival, LG's reportedly preparing a potent new phone with some of Qualcomm's latest SoC hardware.

We're sure Samsung isn't playing favorites... but after that rather extravagant product launch just the other week, it seems it's released another phone to market with barely a streamer nor slice of cake in sight.

Nice processor, shame about the Pentile. It's something that several people have been saying about Samsung's new chest-beating flagship.

Sprint may already count the LG Optimus Elite among its roster of smartphones, but today that handset is finding a second home at Virgin Mobile.

China's search giant Baidu has already got its foot in the mobile platform door, now it plans to wedge it open a little further. Reuters report that the firm will be announcing a new partnership next week that will involve a new smartphone running an updated version of its mobile operating system, this time called Baidu Cloud.

As the ace pilot of the airforce in WWII, your mission is to destroy the secret weapon prototypes of the Nazis. Fasten your seat belt and get ready for some non-stop action!

Keep it under your hat, but Samsung's reportedly got a Sprint-exclusive handset in the works. If the images are to be believed, the SPH-L300 draws design cues from the chinny HTC Legend and packs NFC.

Here's something fun for HTC One X owners with a knack for Instagram photography. Recently discovered by ePrice on YouTube, the phone apparently features a remote shutter for its camera that's activated with some Bluetooth headsets.

Blue your favorite color? Have a thing for 7.1mm thin slabs? Then today's your lucky day. Verizon just announced an azure flavor of its exquisite Droid RAZR is set to hit its physical and virtual shelves next week -- though, it could show up at brick and mortar shops a wee bit earlier than that.

We knew it was coming, but in case you had any doubts, you'll be glad to know Vodafone, Three and O2 have opened up the pre-order doors to those looking to grab the newest Galaxy on the block.

It's deemed likely that Apple had the top-selling cellphone in Japan this past fall, but how did it do in all of 2011? Quite well, if you go by MMRI's estimates.

Mother’s Day 2012 is approaching. What do you get for you dear mother? A bounch of flower? A suit of cloth? Or any thing you made by yourself. If you have not got the gift ready. I have a good idea to share with you.

Ez to find flowers and gifts Shopping application to buy flowers & gifts quickly and easily. Compare pricing between florists.

Just after Samsung announce their Galaxy S3, the LG reveals the LG LS970- first Android phone with 2GB ram. Today more detail about the LG new super smartphone leaked.This phone seems will come to Sprint later this year.

Here we see an image of what is claimed to be the Samsung SPH-L300 which, based on its product code, appears to be destined for Sprint in the near future and the folks over at BriefMobile got the first look at this rumored device. This Samsung mid-level device seems to rival the HTC One S on T-Mobile.

The HTC Golf first surfaced back in March and now we have got further details about this phone today. Now a new image and more details have emerged about the unconfirmed mobile.

Talk of a Samsung cloud service might not have panned out at the Galaxy S III event, but that doesn't mean the Korean electronics giant isn't interested in the space.

Facebook is no stranger to letting members use real money in web apps, but only for in-app purchases.

When established enterprise competition is currently hurting, now's the time to strike. At least, that appears to be HTC's thinking, which has refreshed its HTCpro site that encompasses the manufacturer's suit-centered features and mobile solutions.

Samsung has begun quietly rolling out the long-desired Android 4.0 update for the Galaxy Note.

Remember the Samsung Skyrocket HD for AT&T? Great, now forget it. According to Sammy, the largest GSM carrier has decided to forego the mysteriously absent device, announced all the way back at January's AT&T Developer Summit, in order to focus on other products.

Someone at Google's advertising department has probably received the hairdryer treatment this morning after a Gmail advert prematurely revealed that Sony's Xperia Ion would arrive in June.

HTC's EVO 4G LTE went live for pre-orders just yesterday, and now we have confirmation of when you'll be able to expect Sprint's One X flavor to hit your front door.

Sony's announced its first two LTE-capable phones for its Japanese customers -- and there's two of 'em.

Xiaomi is a legend. The company had already sold 1.8 million units in the past 9 months and they still sees surge in demand.

An early release of the Android version of social news reader app Flipboard has leaked out for anyone to install on their own devices — diminishing an exclusive Samsung scored to debut the app on its new Galaxy S III smartphone.

The Samsung Galaxy S3 eventually announced in London this week. The super smartphone we have been waiting for months. Many people believe the Galaxy S3 will be the main competitor of HTC one X. Which phone do you prefer to? And we have lots of ohter impressed phones, let's have a look.

Sprint has finally confirmed the launch date and price for the EVO 4G LTE. It will begin selling the HTC Evo 4G LTE smartphone on May 18, for $199.99 with a two-year contract.

Google has a new version of Google Maps for Android users, with v6.7 delivering indoor walking directions for stores, entertainment venues and other locations that have shared floorplan information.

Today we have another Sony leak for you as the first images of the Sony ST26i surfaced. It is the first Sony smartphone to lack the green globe logo. We don't know specs or any information pertaining to the ST26i’s release yet.

Google's Project Glass glasses might not be the most stylish pair of lenses you've ever worn, but a new image released by the search company shows how far they might go in changing the state of photography.

Sony has announced two new members of its Xperia family, the Sony Xperia GX and Sony Xperia SX. Both feature LTE support for the Japanese market.Sony claims that both handsets are capable of download speeds of up to 75Mbps.

Not satisfied by the currently available mobile OS options? Tizen could be your next option, and Samsung just took the wraps off of a prototype device (possibly the GT-I9500 we'd heard about) at the currently ongoing developer's conference in San Francisco.

It's been a while since we've seen a Kyocera smartphone for the US market, and if you'll recall, its previous two attempts -- the Milano and Echo -- didn't manage to sway many consumers. Today, the company is adding two new Android handsets to the deck: the Hydro and Rise.

We first saw Lenovo's Android 4.0 tellymabob back at CES, now the firm is getting ready to unleash the full K-series of Smart TVs on China.

Kyocera is looking to regain a foothold in the US smartphone market, and curiously enough, it's doing so by catering to niche audiences. First we saw the Hydro, a waterproof handset, and alongside it is the Rise, which features a sliding QWERTY keyboard. Both phones are built for CDMA networks, although Kyocera has yet to announce carrier availability for either.

Are you the proud new owner of an HTC One-series phone who's looking to enhance your personal ecosystem with some accessories? Then listen up, because the company that bills itself as "quietly brilliant" wants to flood your auto and home with all your favorite media.

In sync with Sprint's plans to get its sub-brands on 4G using its legacy WiMAX network, both Boost Mobile and Virgin Mobile have trotted out their initial 4G lineups.

Apple and Samsung have both filed motions offering to cut the number of asserted patent claims in half. The purpose of cutting the claims was to keep a proposed July 30 trial date for the companies' first US lawsuit over their mobile device patent disputes.

New 3D game for your Android devices! With Demolition Master 3D you will fill like the real bomb expert capable of tackling even the most complicated tasks.

AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson recently made some public statements about Google. He blames Google for slow Android updates.

We haven't seen much of the AT&T Sony Xperia Ion since it first revealed at CES. But if a recent banner ad appearance is to be believed, the device could be coming soon.

Kyocera just announced two entry-level handsets, the Hydro and the Rise. They both use the latest technology to enhance voice call sounds, and run Ice Cream Sandwich. There's no word on carrier, release dates, or prices right now.

The world's second (or third) biggest PC manufacturer has announced plans to invest $800 million in a new mobile product-centric facility.

Well, this isn't a surprise. Verizon has now gone official with its mouthful of a smart phone, and it does exactly what it says in its name: that is, LTE connectivity. Alongside it, you'll find Sense 4, Android 4.0 and a 4-inch Super LCD qHD screen.

HTC has announced that it'll be showcasing the One V at CTIA this week, but also, more importantly, that the final piece of the One family puzzle will arrive on "a variety of US partners later this summer."

Smartphones crossed an important milestone in March, based on Nielsen's estimates. Just over half of cellphone owners in the US -- 50.4 percent, to be exact -- had a smartphone of some kind, making dumbphones the minority for the first time.

Color founder Bill Nguyen describes the startup's early life as being "in the wilderness," a state, he adds, that can also be used to describe past projects he's helmed (a point we can't exactly argue). Of course, Lala finally found its way -- eventually being scooped up by Apple.

In case you took a pass on that Sprint-branded GNex or the LG Viper 4G in order to wait it out for HTC's EVO 4G LTE, well, now's the time to get your wallet ready and unleash the cash.

If you live north of the 49th parallel, you're no doubt frustrated that Samsung teased a summer launch for the Galaxy S III in North America but made no initial mention of its Canadian plans.

Rovio has announced that in 2011, it made a huge $106.3 million turnover and a whopping $67.6 million in profit (before tax), showing that flinging feathery fowl is a very serious business.

Not to be derailed by the "restricted" bootloader found on its US variant, One X users elsewhere can now potter around kernel version 2.6.39 and its unlocked bootloader.

Introducing the best Android shooter you have ever seen!Robo Warrior 3D for Android is perfect if you're feeling a little bit nostalgic.

The new Sony flagship phone is on the way, by the codename of "Hayabusa," or LT29i to give it its product number. A blurry-cam picture of it leaks today. The pic shows us the usual black and white variants LT29i.

The latest research from NPD Group is showing big gains for Android during the first quarter of 2012 at the expense of the mobile operating systems biggest rival. Android, which dipped to 49 percent towards the end of 2011.

Verizon officially announced the Droid Incredible 4G LTE today. It is a an evolutionary advancement from the Droid Incredible 2, which should prove to provide a solid experience for users who aren't concerned with having every single top-of-the line spec.

LG Electronics Inc, the world's No.2 TV maker, plans to launch Internet-enabled TV based on Google's platform in the United States in the week of May 21, as the South Korean firm seeks to gain a larger share of the emerging Internet TV market, a senior LG executive said on Monday.

All eyes seem to be on HTC now as the company seems to have pulled out a better-designed Android flagship in the form of the One X than Samsung did with its Galaxy S III. And a little uptick in sales might be the proof.

Financial maven and maker of beautiful graphs Horace Dediu has found that between the top eight mobile phone vendors, Apple and Samsung share 99 percent of the total spoils. Of RIM, LG, Sony (Ericsson), Motorola, Nokia and HTC, only the latter made a profit -- claiming that left over one percent.

HTC's Drew Bamford is a long-time defender of the Sense UI, but in a fresh interview he's switched tactics and rushed headlong at the competition.

Would it be ironic if Android developers did an end-run around Microsoft patents by using Microsoft's own C#? Or if Google kiboshed its Oracle brouhaha with the aid of none other than Redmond?

Since last year, HTC itself has been happy to let you unlock the bootloaders on its Android devices, but that doesn't mean you'll always be able to.

We're not sure exactly what the FBI's standard issue kit consists of, but we imagine it has more than a few bits of secret tech.

While the AT&T One X is getting some flack for being blocked from HTC's bootloader unlocking program, the good news is that it's officially available starting today.

Use your finger to guide the plane through a world full of obstacles. You need to tap the screen in little bursts to give your plane a wind boost to make it fly higher to avoid crashing. Judge carefully how much to boost as the plane can not hit the obstacles...