More Sony Xperia Mint / Xperia T photos revealed

More Sony Xperia Mint / Xperia T photos revealed:

While I think Sony has some of the best smartphone designs in the market right now, and I hope that it’s one of the companies that will make a Nexus phone this fall, so far Sony has always been at least a few months

8GB Nexus 7 tablet sells out in the Play Store

8GB Nexus 7 tablet sells out in the Play Store:

It seems the Nexus 7 is such a hot product that Google and Asus can barely keep making it before it sells out. Soon after it launched, the 16GB version sold out, and was unavailable for two weeks. That was surprising considering it was the more expensive and not-so-promoted version, compared to the $199 8GB

Susan Kare testimony: iPhone vs Galaxy icons, visual impression and personal confusion

Susan Kare testimony: iPhone vs Galaxy icons, visual impression and personal confusion:

It’s another day in the U.S. Apple vs Samsung trial and we have a new interesting testimony to look at, via The Verge which was once again on location. After Phil Shiller and Scott Forstall, both high-ranked Apple

Galaxy S should be more like the iPhone, 132-page 2010 Samsung report tells jurors

Galaxy S should be more like the iPhone, 132-page 2010 Samsung report tells jurors:

We saw yesterday a Samsung internal memo in which it was detailed a February 2010 executive meeting. During the meeting, Samsung’s chief of mobile JK Shin made it clear to everyone that the iPhone is the new enemy, not Nokia, and that Samsung should adapt to the new requirements and create flagship devices that

Cygnett cases for the Samsung Galaxy S3 review [video]

Cygnett cases for the Samsung Galaxy S3 review [:

In the last year, Samsung has established itself as the most popular Android device manufacturer in the world. Aided by the release of the Galaxy S3, the Korean company posted record-breaking shipments and

Judge orders Oracle and Google to disclose if they paid bloggers

Judge orders Oracle and Google to disclose if they paid bloggers:

The lawsuit between Oracle and Google is not yet over, and Judge Alsup orders the two parties to disclose if they paid bloggers or journalists to cover the trial. This may prove important in the next trial, considering that