An optimus, for the rest of us! LG is set to launch their latest Optimus L3 II. In the weeks and months leading up to MWC, the leaks were all over the place. Every other day we were getting a glimpse into what companies would be launching at the event. The early news surrounding LG ...

LG is set to update their Optimus L series handsets across the board. LG has their Optimus line, HTC the One series, and Samsung with the Galaxies, but as different as they are, they all have one thing in common! A suspected update at MWC. Every year the weeks leading up to MWC provide the ...

    In the last year or so Sony has ventured out on their own in the mobile world without their longstanding compadre Ericsson. With the extra baggage out of the way the potential for Sony is bright in the eyes in anyone paying attention. Rumors, leaks and suggestions have brought a heavy dose of hype surrounding ...

    Vizio is a well known company. There is a solid chance that you or someone very close to you has a Vizio televisoion hanging in their house somewhere! Vizio is an American made consumer electronics company that has recently taken their success from television sets into the PC and now the smart phone and table ...

The Motorola RAZR line up of phones is synonymous with the word cell phone. The original RAZR took the market by storm when its super slim flipper style build was made readily available to the masses. Shortly after the success of the original RAZR, a whole family of RAZR devices began sprouting up. After a ...

  Huawei is back at it again pumping out an amazing high powered device, just not stateside. Ask any average American what they think about Huawei and you might get a rather perplexed glare and similar answer. But narrow that sample size down to say,  Cicket and Metro PCS customers only and you may get answers ...

  Apple is rumored to have plans to sell iPhones with their own SIM cards in Europe but that plan many have hit a snag. GigaOM first reported this at the end of October and no one has heard anything else about it until now. The Financial Times is reporting that yes, the idea is real ...

The Apple iPhone saga goes for another wild ride—Apple is now rumored to be building locked iPhones using proprietary SIM cards that it will sell directly to customers in European markets. These iPhones would be activated presumably via iTunes or the Apple Store and be sold with contracts and locked into those contracts and the ...