Once again Verizon customers from coast to coast are complaining about LTE issues. It appears as though “The Nation’s Most Reliable 4G Network” is down and while Verizon is saying that 3G data, voice and text are not effected; there are enough forum posters having issues, not to mention myself, to say that the standard...

The Samsung Galaxy Note is now available for purchase, after much chatter over the last few weeks. It even had the honor of being rooted before it’s release date. Now you can get your hands on one, with the device available in Ceramic White (pictured above) or Carbon Blue. Both are really nice looking. More details after the break.

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CarphoneWarehouse have the HTC Wildfire S on sale. From £10.50 per month .
Or save £200 on handset price! (more…)

Kellex over at Droid Life is citing sources in the industry that point to a White Samsung Galaxy Nexus landing on Verizon “in the very near future.” Interesting enough, but it looks like the white GNex is only sporting 16 GB of storage onboard, and remember that the GNex doesn’t support a removable SD Card, so 16 GB is what you get. (more…)

Motoluxe, Motorola’s  budget-friendly Android smartphone, will be in the UK in the last week of this month.
A mid-range designed alternative to the their high-end Android range, will retail for around £230 for a SIM-free and is more than likely to be free on contracts from the majority of the mobile networks. Read more after the break (more…)

O2 Have quietly abandoned The Cloud from the list of Wi-Fi hotspot list it grants its mobile customers free access to.
Until the end of January, O2 customers could access the internet through The Cloud’s many WLANs. Now, however, only BT Openzone and O2′s own O2 WiFi hotspots are included for free. Read more after the break. (more…)

A short while ago we brought you the news that some Verizon Wireless Galaxy Nexus users have been reporting that they are being prompted to bump up their OS to Android 4.04 with an OTA update. We now have a few more details on this Android 4.04 update. Hit the break for more info.

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Woah, look at that! Android Central member seanmacanally has just pulled and uploaded this 4.04 IMM30B update to Android.

Looks like an internal build, or a ‘soak test’ as my Galaxy Nexus doesn’t have an update available. Also looks like you need to be completely stock to install this as-is.

No word on what the update does, but as more adventurous types dive into the code, I am sure we will have more to report as time goes on.

Source: Android Central 

My wife tells me that the best cliffhangers for soap operas happen on Friday, so you have to obsess over it all weekend, and by Monday you have to tune in to see what the next part of the story is. Well it is Friday, and we have some drama, so I am going to try and piece together what I can from multiple sources. (more…)

Today Sprint announced that the ZTE Optik Tablet would be available starting February 5th.  The Tablet will be powered by Android Honeycomb, and will have a 7 inch screen, and be available for the bargain price of just $99.99 with a new 2 year agreement. This really is a fantastic price for a decent tablet. If you are a no commitment person you can get the tablet for $349.99. The tablet comes packed with the usual Sprint goodies such as Sprint TV, Sprint Navigation, Sprint Zone, Sprint Music Plus,  Sprint Football Live and NASCAR Sprint Cup MobileSM.  It also comes with Swype. More specs and details after the jump. (more…)

A leaked document from Verizon Wireless has surfaced that shows that the much anticipated DROID 4 will be hitting the streets February 10th. There were prior rumors of a release date of February 9th, so this would make this document  a reliable read. More details and info after the break. (more…)

The nation’s sixth-largest wireless provider US Cellular announced this morning  will inaugurate its LTE network with the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 4G LTE tablet, followed by the Samsung Galaxy S Aviator smartphone. (more…)

The Sprint Nexus S 4G has gotten it’s first bite of Ice Cream Sandwich. The leaked build has appeared on an XDA thread and may well be the final build that is pushed OTA to Nexus S owners very soon. More after the Jump. (more…)

T-Mobile UK has announced new range of price plans that offer its customers truly unlimited data for the first time.  T-Mobile UK has before offered a “unlimited” data on many of its plans, but with a “fair use” limit, as low as 500MB. (more…)

Just a few weeks ago, Sprint verified that the Galaxy Nexus would be heading to the Now Network in 2012. There are no dates set, but we now have some more information as the official Google signup page is now live. The site doesn’t give away a time frame either, it asks for your email address and Zip Code to be entered and more information will be sent.

The Samsung Galaxy Nexus will be the first device that will operate on Sprint’s LTE Network. Now there is a sweet thought, the Galaxy Nexus in all it’s glory blazing across an unlimited LTE network. As we get more news we will share it here.

Via Engadget

If you’re browsing the web on your phone or tablet on O2 UK, the network could be exposing your phone number to every website you visit. O2 customer Lewis Peckover recently discovered that when you’re browsing over 3G on O2, your handset’s phone number is often included in the HTTP headers sent to each website you visit, in plain text. (more…)