The Pantech Breakout is the first 4G LTE phone to be released by the phone manufacturer, and the first clear departure from the piggy bank-busting prices that its predecessors command.  It weighs 4.9 ounces (138g), measuring 12mm (0.47 inches) thick.  Pantech managed to toss in a WVGA display — the same as the Thunderbolt

  Huawei has announced a new Android smartphone Honor. Featuring some great specifications. The Huawei Honor is another mid-range to high-end handset by the OEM most known for their cheaper products. Company has not disclosed the pricing as of now, which will be revealed on a later stage with the local announcements. Classic Black available

  Pre 3 still wins big on charm. It’s cute, it’s a darling to hold, the call quality is exceptional and we never did have enough cards open for it to politely ask that we close a couple. But with no long-term dev support, company support or emotional support bundled in, it’s impossible to recommend

  At the beginning of this month, Taiwanese mobile phone maker HTC Corporation announced the launch of two new Smartphones, both running under Microsoft’s Windows Phone Mango platform, namely the HTC TITAN and the HTC Radar. At the time, we weren’t sure whether the devices would be headed to carriers in the United States. Well,

  Although advancements like dual-core processors and gyroscopes are creating convincing and satisfying game play on Smartphone, there are those who yearn for something closer to a dedicated gaming device. The Sony Ericsson Xperia Play was envisioned as such a hybrid–more advanced than the disastrous first attempts at cell phone-gaming device combinations (the Nokia N-Gage

  The Samsung Epic 4G is the Sprint edition of Samsung’s popular and high-end Galaxy S. Aside from the Super AMOLED screen and 1 GHz processor shared with its captivate (AT&T) and vibrant (T-Mobile USA) siblings, the Epic 4G adds a slide-out QWERTY keyboard and access to Sprint’s WiMAX network. This model costs $250 with

  There’s a new BlackBerry coming to town, it’s the first touch screen-based Curve from Research in Motion.  BlackBerry Curve 9380 (Orlando) looks similar to the other BlacBerry Phones, the top of the phone looks like BlackBerry Bold and the bottom part looks like the BlackBerry Torch 9850. The back side of the phone looks