Remember that unnamed Acer phone we caught skulking about Intel’s CES event ? It’s been given a proper launch: meet the Liquid C1 . . . → Read More: Acer intros Liquid C1 smartphone packing Intel Lexington, low price to match
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 There’s been hints of a Windows Phone 7.8 update looming for the AT&T-spec Lumia 900 , but little sign of a real timetable. As it turns out, owners hoping to move beyond 7.5 might be satisfied very quickly. Engadget has obtained an AT&T memo that claims the upgrade is rolling out on January 30th — as in, tomorrow . . . → Read More: Nokia Lumia 900 for AT&T may get Windows Phone 7.8 on January 30th  Specs list of the recently announced Kyocera Torque: Sprint 4G LTE / NFC Dimensions: 4.44 x 2.38 x 0.56 inches Weight: 5.5 oz Display: 4-inch WVGA LCD (480×800) Bright, High contrast touchscreen Android 4.0 (ICS) CPU: 1.2GHz MSM8960 Dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 1GB RAM 4GB ROM MicroSD card slot (up to 32GB) Battery: 2,500mAh Lithium-Ion IP67 and Military Standard 810G (MilSpec) water, dust, shock, vibration, temperature, low pressure, solar radiation, salt, and humidity protection. Housing includes reinforced corners Encased in a rubber, non-slip Dura-Grip material Ruggedized, impact-resistant glass (IPS) 5-megapixel (rear) camera w/ panorama, high dynamic range, facial recognition, smile/blink detection, macro and burst mode 1.3-megapixel (front) camera HD Voice enabled Bluetooth 4.0 LE/EDR Wi-Fi b/g/n Sprint Direct Connect Dual loudspeakers 3G/4G LTE mobile hotspot capability / Supports up to 5 Wi-Fi enabled devices simultaneously . . . → Read More: Kyocera Torque specs  Listen to much of the chatter about Research in Motion today and you’ll hear the launch of BlackBerry 10 described in almost apocalyptic terms. All-or-nothing . . . → Read More: RIM: A brief history from Budgie to BlackBerry 10  KDDI’s funky au Infobar is back! Once again designed by the famed Naoto Fukasawa, this A02 — co-developed by HTC — brings the series up to date with Qualcomm’s 1.5GHz quad-core APQ8064 (but with just 1GB of RAM), 4.7-inch 720p display, 16GB of storage, microSD slot, 2,100mAh battery, LTE radio (800/1500) and Android 4.1. . . . → Read More: HTC-made au Infobar A02 launches in Japan, wraps unique Android UI in trippy body Have a look around you. . . . → Read More: Samsung see a surge in profits thanks to Galaxy smartphones  HTC has put penny-pinchers in China and Taiwan square in its sights with its freshly announced Desire U. A price tag is MIA for the Android 4.0-toting and Beats Audio-infused device, but the specs paint a fairly frugal picture for the hardware, which comes in black and white flavors. . . . → Read More: HTC outs budget-minded Desire U: ICS on a single-core 1GHz processor  If the 170g Huawei Ascend D2 is a bit too imposing for your hands, then you may be curious to know of the Ascend P2, a previously teased smartphone that was just leaked by @evleaks. While there’s no further info to go along with this image, it does show off a 13MP camera on the back of the phone, which makes us wonder how Huawei even managed to pack that into the sub-6.45mm-thick metallic body. A little digging around also showed that the company’s Consumer BG CEO Richard Yu was seen fondling the P2 during a meeting back in December — you can recognize the phone in the photo after the break. . . . → Read More: Huawei Ascend P2 product shot leaked, confirms 13MP camera in slim body  Canonical’s Ubuntu handsets are expected to be upon us very, very soon , and given that some say a phone is only as good as its apps, the firm wants to make sure the experience is indeed a great one right out of the box. To help accomplish that, Canonical has announced the CoreApps project, setting its sights on about a dozen default applications which should give Ubuntu devices ample functionality from day one; this, of course, includes essential ones such as a calendar, calculator, clock / alarm, weather and email client. That’s not it, however, since the project also lists plans for social networking apps like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, as well as an account and file manager, document viewer, RSS reader and even a terminal — the latter, naturally, should make Android rooters feel right at home. . . . → Read More: Canonical outs project to help Ubuntu smartphones launch with over 10 core apps  AT&T brought out the LG Escape late last summer as a low-cost Android option with a better-than-usual battery and solid performance. If recent testing is any indicator, a Verizon edition might be in the cards. . . . → Read More: LG VS870 surfaces at the FCC and WPC, may be an Escape for Verizon |
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