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Verizon Wireless today announced the Samsung Galaxy Stellar, a mid-range Android with an entry-level price.  Available in stores and online starting September 6, the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich handset will cost zero dollar after $50 mail-in rebate and two-year service agreements. EDITOR NOTE: Price updated to reflect accurate cost. Specifications are...

Verizon today announced that they will be offering the LG Intuition as part of their Android lineup starting September 6.  Known in other parts of the world as the Optimus Vu, the smartphone runs Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and features a 5-inch 650 NIT (4:3) display, a 1.5 GHz dual-core processor,...

Finally, the Samsung Galaxy Note II has gone from rumored to official as the handset/tablet is announced at IFA.  Specifications for the device are exactly what we've been expecting these last few weeks and should put the Note II firmly in the running for top Android of 2012. Powered by...

LG today announced their newest super phone the LG Optimus G.  Packing some amazing specs, the word super phone is not a stretch.  Details include a 1.5GHz quad-core Snapdragon S4 Pro processor with LTE capabilities, a 4.7-inch 1280x768 True HD Screen, and 2GB RAM.  Powered by Android 4.0.4 Ice Cream Sandwich, the Optimus G...

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.

Vamien weighs in with his initial impressions of Android 1.0 and the T-Mobile G1 handset.

Android is not just about a phone. They are going to turn it into the heart of mobile computing and mobile living like never seen before. Why do you think it is called Android?

What happens in the land of Android after next week's announcements? What's further down the road for our new favorite operating system?