Sony’s newest flagship, the Xperia S (known as the Xperia Ion in the US), has a couple extra tricks up its sleeve that we didn’t know about. It will feature a special nano coating that is said to repel dirt, as well as being UV Active
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Sony Xperia S may be dirt-repellent with fast charging
If took a Droid RAZR and a Droid RAZR MAXX, you wouldn’t notice any differences aside from the size of the devices. Truth is, the RAZR MAXX has the same hardware as the RAZR, but is slightly thicker with a much larger battery
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Motorola Droid RAZR and Droid RAZR MAXX run the same software, compatible with each other’s firmware
Amazon Wireless has been offering some great deals on Android phones lately, and they have just added Sprint’s version of the Galaxy S II to the mix. The Samsung Galaxy S II Epic Touch 4G is now $99 with a new two-year contract at Amazon, $100 less than what Sprint currently charges.
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Samsung Galaxy S II Epic Touch 4G drops to $99 at Amazon
A few weeks ago we saw an unofficial Steam app hit the Android Market, but it offered limited functionality to end users. Steam owner Valve wants to be officially present, and has just added an official app to the Android Market
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Official Steam app hits the Android Market, only available to beta users
About a month ago we saw a leaked MAP stating that the Motorola Droid 4 for Verizon would be priced at $249.99, on par with the prices of most high-end phones currently available on Verizon.
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Motorola Droid 4 priced on newly leaked MAP, lower than previously expected
