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 Nielsen Mobile Insights’ latest statistics are in — and would you look at that. It’s the rise of smartphone owners crossing paths with the decline of those still clinging to their feature-focused devices . . . → Read More: Nielsen: Smartphones account for nearly 50 percent of US mobile phones as of February  Still driving to your local Best Buy to fondle all the latest gadgets before swiping your card, or hopping to the web to pull the trigger? That tradition could be short-lived, if you happen to live near one of 50 big box retail stores that the company plans to shutter in 2013. . . . → Read More: Best Buy to close 50 big box US retail stores, open 100 Mobile stand-alone outlets in 2013  Even if you've only been casually following the news this week, you've likely heard the big story. . . . → Read More: Half a billion dollars, the lottery, and webOS  Android hardware improves at an incredible rate. It seems like yesterday we all were ecstatic about the release of the HTC EVO 4G with it's 4.3-inch display, 1GHz CPU, and front facing camera. . . . → Read More: Late-night poll: How important is a removable battery to you?  If you're rocking the HTC Sensation (a.k.a. the Pyramid for you geekier types), here's a bit of news that should interest you — the CyanogenMod team has made the “official” CM9 repos for both the Pyramid and the MSM8660 . . . → Read More: CM9 source code now available for the HTC Sensation  The Motorola Defy Mini ( see the hands-on from CES ) is available, starting today, in Brazil. It brings a water and dust resistant offering in the small range, checking in at just 3.2-inches with a 600MHz CPU. Running Andorid . . . → Read More: Motorola Defy Mini now available in Brazil, get tough for R$649  In a case of being careful what you wish for, Seesmic . . . → Read More: Seesmic for Android updates with Instagram viewing, adds ads to the free version  . . . → Read More: AT&T HTC One X benchmarked again  We're waiting patiently (mostly because we have no choice) for AT&T to sell us the HTC One X , and now we can drool over and talk to a fellow who's testing one for AT&T in the Android Central forums. Phonegeek (perfect name) has a One X in his hands and has let us in on a little bit of info, and is getting us even more excited for a release. The AT&T version uses a Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 processor, and has 16GB internal storage . . . → Read More: AT&T’s HTC One X test units in the wild, AC forums member weighs in  Flight Track — an indispensable app for those of us who go places to do things for a living — just got itself a sizable (if slightly cryptic) update. . . . → Read More: Flight Track gets update for ICS, bugfixes |
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