In addition the the 4.7 inch HTC Titan smartphone, HTC has also announced the Radar smartphone. This handset is also running Windows Phone 7.5 Mango, however the specs are a bit lower as compared to the Titan. Plus, The HTC Radar is sporting a much smaller display — 3.8 inches, as opposed to the massive more »

Samsung today has announced three new smartphones running on the Samsung BADA OS. These smartphones are the Samsung Wave 3, Wave M and Wave Y. If you’re familiar with the Samsung Bada series, these are Samsung’s more affordable smartphones as compared to its Android handsets such as the Galaxy S II. The Samsung Wave 3 more »

While Samsung is yet to officially launched the Samsung Galaxy S II in the US, hopefully in the next day or two, the company has already announced the new Samsung Galaxy S II LTE. And if this is not enough to make us all feel envious of our Korean friends, Sammy also announced the new more »

The details are fairly light on this one at this time, however according to the story — Archos is going to be announcing two new tablets during IFA 2011 which takes place during the summer in Berlin. Anyway, according to what we have here the tablets will include a 7 inch and a 10 inch more »

You can do a lot with an iPhone. Now, it seems you can change the phone from a touchscreen only device to one with a slide out keyboard. The physical keys and keyboard come from Hong Kong and is expected to sell for $69. The way it works is rather simple: the iPhone plugs into more »

At IFA 2009, Samsung announced two new external hard drives, the S3 Station and the S2 portable, both of which are external hard drives. The 3.5-inch S3 Station features 2TB of storage, while the 2.5 inch S2 portable stores 640GB worth of data. Both of these devices are set to complement the other hard drives more »

Photo from CruchGear Samsung has already put DivX on its televisions and now Samsung’s just introduced its R1, a personal media player that can play DivX video. The screen is a bit on the small side at 2.6-inches, so it probably is not the best for longer watching experiences. The R1 comes in two capacities, more »

Yesterday, Sony launched their new marketing slogan: Make. Believe. The idea is whatever you can think up, Sony can make. The products the company showed off yesterday show some of this idea while some were classic old Sony. First up, Sony launched the Xperia 2. You’ll remember the oohs and aahs from the Xperia one that took forever to launch and then finally did to little fanfare. The 2 will run at $1000 unsubsidized and runs Windows Mobile 6.5.

3D TV is coming. At IFA in Germany, Sony’s Sir Howard Stringer will throw down the gauntlet and announce next year we’ll see 3D TVs from the company. Sony could use a big hit and bringing the hardware is an important step as content and distribution look to figured out. Sony is expected to make more »

In efforts to showcase the best looking portable media player’s and digital audio player’s at IFA, iriver has announced a new PMP and a GPS with media capabilities.

The first device announced is the iriver P20, which was originally shown off at the past CES in January 2008. It sports a 4.1-inch AMOLED touch screen, which is a bigger screen than most PMP’s these days. In addition, the battery life is pretty good, 12 hours for music, 9 hours for video, and up to 8 hours with DMB TV. Although, I do think the battery life when just playing music should be a bit higher, but for video and DMB TV, it’s good. It is expected to come with either an 80GB or 120GB hard drive.