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 Samsung added a new star to its Galaxy universe today, with the release of the Galaxy Advance S. Powered by a 1GHz dual-core CPU, this handset boasts a four-inch, 480 x 800 Super AMOLED display, and packs up to 16GB of memory, along with 768MB of RAM . . . → Read More: Samsung Galaxy S Advance gets official: 1GHz dual-core CPU, Super AMOLED and Gingerbread  If you ever thought remembering HTC’s titanic product line was like trying to recall the Greek alphabet, then it seems you’re not alone. Phil Roberson, head of the firm’s UK operations apparently thinks the display cabinet is getting a little crowded, too, telling Mobile Magazine “We have to get back to focusing on what made us great – amazing hardware.” No surprises that there’s been a tightening of focus after filing disappointing results just earlier this month . . . . → Read More: HTC’s UK chief wants to ease off the new-product gas, focus on ‘amazing hardware’  Tango Networks is aiming to assuage the pain of US mobile users attempting to manage two phone numbers using a single device. Dubbed the Abrazo Multi-line Service, the cloud-based product aims to bring Google Voice integration to “all mobile phones” and allow wireless users to manage multiple numbers without the hassle of additional software — meaning your RAZR 2 can join the fun. Calls placed to handsets utilizing Abrazo will ring all phones in your Google Voice roster and users can choose which caller ID number to display for outgoing calls. . . . → Read More: Tango Networks offers cloud-based Google Voice integration to carriers Tango Networks is aiming to assuage the pain of US mobile users attempting to manage two phone numbers using a single device. Dubbed the Abrazo Multi-line Service, the cloud-based product aims to bring Google Voice integration to “all mobile phones” and allow wireless users to manage multiple numbers without the hassle of additional software — meaning your RAZR 2 can join the fun. . . . → Read More: Tango Networks offers cloud-based Google Voice integration to carriers  Nokia has enjoyed a healthy 14-year reign as the world’s top cellphone manufacturer, but Samsung thinks that run will come to an end this year. . . . → Read More: Samsung eyes Nokia’s cellphone throne, seems pretty confident about it Nokia has enjoyed a healthy 14-year reign as the world’s top cellphone manufacturer, but Samsung thinks that run will come to an end this year. Speaking to reporters at CES last night, Samsung CEO Choi Gee-Sung said his company overtook Espoo in revenue last quarter, and predicted that it’ll soon pass Nokia in shipments, as well . . . → Read More: Samsung eyes Nokia’s cellphone throne, seems pretty confident about it This time last year we witnessed the Meizu M9 madness in Shenzhen, so we decided to pay our favorite gadget city another visit for the MX launch today (still the 1.4GHz dual-core model, of course). . . . → Read More: Meizu MX launches today, lines dotted all over China as usual (updated)  Just over one month after crossing the 40,000 app-submission threshold, Microsoft’s Windows Phone Marketplace has hit another milestone: 50,000. According to analyses done by All About Windows Phone , the Taj Mahal of tiles has seen developers submit just over 50,000 applications for review — 42,655 of which are currently available in the United States. . . . → Read More: Windows Phone Marketplace hits 50,000 app-submission milestone  It’s a rite of passage for any stateside-bound communications device, and now Nokia’s darling Windows Phone handset has arrived at FCC HQ to lay disrobed alongside the agency’s imposing L-square ruler. The Lumia 800 has been available through carriers in other countries since shortly after its Nokia World launch , but it has yet to land in the US with a carrier subsidy. It’s not clear exactly where the shiny slab is headed after its mandatory pit-stop near the nation’s capital, though with no reports of 1700 MHz AWS on board, it’s safe to say that this iteration won’t be joining its Lumia 710 sibling over at T-Mobile . . . . → Read More: Nokia Lumia 800 infiltrates Washington, succumbs to FCC teardown  Just as rumored and teased earlier this week, yesterday Dell unveiled the world’s first Baidu Yi-powered smartphone dubbed Streak Pro D43. . . . → Read More: Dell Streak Pro D43 launched in China, where Yi shall find some Baidu love |
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