LG has been releasing some pretty lame teasers made to get us excited about what they have in store for Mobile World Congress this month. While we’ve seen leaks, heard rumors, etc., we’ve been patiently awaiting word from LG on what exactly it is they’ll have for us. Well, now we know, as LG has officially taken the lid off the next generation of Optimus L series devices. Read More

The speed at which official Nexus accessories move to market may be horrendous, but that doesn’t make them any less exciting. The accessory many of you Nexus 4 owners have been waiting for has finally arrived in Google Play. I’m of course talking about the ultra cool looking wireless charging orb. Read More

If by the off chance you were sick as a dog and snowed in like I’ve been over the past 4-5 days, then there’s a slew of Android news you might have missed. I figured I’d post up a quick roundup to bring myself up to speed as well as inform anyone else who might have been out of the loop. Read More

Wirefly dropped a little treat in our inbox today. Anyone interested in picking up an HTC DROID DNA on Verizon can get the lowest price available at $49.99 just as long as they’re a new customer. Read More

The Samsung Galaxy S III was hands down the best selling Android device of 2012 and continues to outsell the majority of devices despite being over 8 months old now. If your budget has forced you to pass on this device, as well as others, it may be time to reconsider as Amazon is now offering the Sprint model for a mere penny. Read More

Yesterday, LG released a teaser photo hoping to drum up excitement for its upcoming appearance at Mobile World Congress. Unfortunately, the teaser was quite boring and completely void of any information or hints as to what they could possibly be unveiling. Now, it seems LG is following up with its uneventful teasers by releasing a vague and unexciting MWC video. Read More

A while back, a great little project hit my radar. It was a LEGO Bugdroid made by a fella going by the name of GLHTurbo. Hoping to make his LEGO Bugdroid an official kit, he took to LEGO’s CUUSOO site (think Kickstarter for Lego projects). Read More

It’s time to go over some comScore numbers and they all look good for Android and Samsung. In the 3 month period ending December 2012, Android managed to gain an addition 0.9 percentage points from the previous period. With an overall U.S. market share of 53.4%, Android continued to dominate the competition. Read More

Samsung is once again trademarking a bunch of names just in case they decide to actually use one. While this is pretty fruitless information, it’s always interesting (and sometimes funny) to see what names are up for consideration. Read More