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Samsung officially announced the Galaxy S4 Active today. This "rugged" dust and water-resistant version of the flagship Galaxy S4 smartphone includes many of the same features as the original, but is its own phone all at the same time. A company press release claims the new device is "purposefully designed...

Samsung captivated and fascinated the world with the epic Galaxy S3. With over 40 million units sold, it's clear that they did something right. Samsung learned that combining high-end hardware and custom software really helps to make a phone successful. Following the success of the S3, let's take a look...

After all that speculation, the Facebook Phone is here. And it's not just one device. In fact, it can be the device you have in your pocket today. The Facebook Home app experience is available as a download from Google Play so that you can install it on your existing...

HTC today announced that the first Facebook Home device, the aptly named HTC First, will be available starting from April 12. The HTC First (formerly Myst) features a 4.3-inch 720p HD display, a dual-core Snapdragon 400 processor, 4G LTE support, Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, and a suite of Facebook-related applications....

There's some rather large news coming out of Mountain View today as Android lead Andy Rubin has decided to hand over the reins. The word comes direct from Google CEO Larry Page who tells us Rubin will start a new chapter at Google. In Andy's place, Sundar Pichai will handle...

There's plenty of chatter rolling around the internet this week with talks of Google getting into the smart watch game. Presumably powered by Android, it is also possible that the watch may be something that runs on its own. Whatever it is and whenever it ultimately arrives, I'm already sold....

What we liked: The Samsung Galaxy S III is heavy on hardware, but even heavier on experience. The leading-edge specs easily put it at the top of the Android mountain; it's the personal touches that will see this phone selling like hotcakes. Room for improvement: A little slipperier than we'd...

Will the introduction of new Android devices fragment the Android Market? It's possible, but not probable. As companies like INQ hinted at their own take on the Android experience and T-Mobile's Cole Brodman acknowledged potential shortcomings if fragmentation took hold, the most likely form of fragmentation was visual: how the...

It's always amusing to see people chime in with such polarizing opinions of operating systems. Especially one that is yet to launch.