Kyocera’s Hydro and Rise Android Smartphones: A Quick Look From CTIA 2012
The latest inexpensive Android phones from Kyocera don’t have the most cutting-edge specs, but they do run Android 4.0. full story 
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Hands On With the Kyocera Hydro Edge and Xtrm
Kyocera introduced two new waterproof phones at the CTIA trade show.
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Coolpad Quattro II 4G and 8920 smartphone hands-on
When you hear the name Coolpad it might not ring a bell but the company has big plans for their phones in the US, and are here in Las Vegas for CTIA showing off their latest Android 4.1 Jelly Bean smartphones. The popular Chinese manufacturer wants to deliver quality 4G LTE smartphones for those on ...
slashgear.com (2 days ago)
Android Solidifies Smartphone Market Share
Gartner estimates that smartphones captured 44% of all mobile phone sales in the December 2012 quarter with Android smartphones taking 31% of all mobile phone shipments and iOS in second place at 9%. Android smartphones grew 88% year over year with iOS at 23%. Blackberry and Symbian (Nokia) were the big losers with 44% and 85% declines year over year, respectively. ...
forbes.com (3 months and 10 days ago)
US mobile data growing while SMS falls, CTIA reports
U.S. mobile networks carried 69 percent more data traffic in 2012 than in the prior year, but roughly the same number of voice minutes and fewer SMS messages, according to the industry group CTIA.The findings came from a semi-annual survey by the organization, which represents the nation's mobile operators. The results released Thursday covered the full year 2012.Data...
pcworld.com (22 days ago)
Is The Only Way To Beat Android To Use Android?
Depending on how you look at the smartphone world, Android is in the driving seat. By other measurements, it's comfortably in second place. But not every company is happy to use Android in their smartphones, and 2013 will see a number of alternatives. Why are many of them relying on Android to break free from Android?
forbes.com (2 months and 3 days ago)
Ultra-Rugged Kyocera Torque Smartphone Coming to Sprint
The ultra-rugged 4G LTE Android-based Kyocera Torque will hit Sprint shelves on March 8, with a $99.99 price tag and Bear Grylls's approval.
pcmag.com (3 months and 1 day ago)
As smartphones get bigger, could Android’s user base get smaller?
The trend of larger screens on flagship Android phones shows no signs of stopping. At some point, however, one has to wonder how big "too big" is. At this rate, could Android smartphones outgrow their user base as one-handed phone use disappears?
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Hands On With the Rugged Kyocera Torque
Kyocera's new phone for Sprint got wet and dirty at MWC, and kept going all night long.
pcmag.com (2 months and 29 days ago)
Archos will soon launch its first Android smartphones
Archos, the French company, who is known for its budget-friendly tablets will soon launch its first series of smartphones. Archos is reportedly going to announce three new Android smartphones at the upcoming MWC next week. The latest line-up from the European manufacturers consists of Archos 35, which will sport a 3.5" display of 320 x 480 pixel resolution, 1 GHz processor,...
gsmarena.com (3 months and 5 days ago)
Hands-on review: CTIA 2013: Cat B15
You probably know Cat or Caterpillar as the guys in yellow and black, makers of construction equipment and those boots the cool kids were wearing for a little while. Now you can add smartphones to that list, thanks to the Cat B15. Actually, the phone is made by Bullitt Mobile, a licensee of Cat, and this isn't its first smartphone rodeo under the Cat name. Its made a couple...
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