Samsung Epic 4G Touch Ice Cream Sandwich Walkthrough

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Sprint is jumping on the bandwagon with the Ice Cream Sandwich Android updates. Today, Android 4.0 is available for the Samsung Galaxy S II, Epic 4G Touch via OTA update. It brings the usual enhancements, including face unlock, revised menu structures, new fonts, a battery percentage indicator (though it has moved around), and more. 

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iPhone 5 glass leaked; Apple vs. Samsung trial begins; Galaxy Note 10.1 launching and more!

The trial between Apple and Samsung is underway and there's already some drama surrounding it. Samsung released banned evidence to the public, infuriating the judge and causing Apple to demand an immediate ruling in its favor. The judge, of course, denied the request, but this only shows how intense this trial is for both sides. In other Apple news, we saw a leaked video of the iPhone 5's front panel, showing off its larger display. We won't know for sure if these rumors of a 4-inch display are true until the phone is officially unveiled, but the mounting evidence seems to point to something bigger than what we have now. Check out the video to see more info on that as well as the news from the rest of the week.

LG Viper 4G LTE vs. HTC One S Part 1 -2

1 - The LG Viper 

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2 - The HTC One S 

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Two power phones with a dual-core processor, and 4G capabilities. The Viper runs on Sprint's brand new LTE network and features a 1.2 GHz dual-core processor. The HTC One S is unlocked and can run on AT&T's HSPA+ network, but packs a more impressive 1.5 GHz dual-core processor, along with a newer version of Android.

The One S has a gorgeous body, a 4.3-inch display, and Android 4.0. The LG Viper has a high-end design but a smaller, 4-inch display and Android 2.3. The Viper uses a stock version of Android, whereas the One S comes with HTC's custom UI, Sense 4.

Now we take a look at the features of each phone - the processor, data speeds, the battery, and more. Both feature 4G connectivity, but the One S has a better processor (Snapdragon S4) than the Viper (Snapdragon S3). Not only that, but the One S also has a better camera.

The Best Smartphones List

The Samsung's Galaxy S III continues to be the top on smartphone lists. It tied with the HTC One X on the Expert's Choice chart. Additionally, the iPhone 4S, HTC One S, global Galaxy S III, global Samsung Galaxy Nexus, Nokia Lumia 900, and Motorola DROID RAZR MAXX make appearances as well. The Android battle continues between the Samsung Galaxy S III and HTC One X, with the iPhone 4S maintaining a role on top lists. 

 The Samsung's Galaxy S III

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 HTC One X 

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The iPhone 4S

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 HTC One S

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 Samsung Galaxy Nexus

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 Nokia Lumia 900

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 Motorola DROID RAZR MAXX 

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Pantech Marauder Unboxing

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The Pantech Maraunder, a pretty sweet phone with a few surprises under the hood. For fifty bucks on contract, you may not expect much, especially from a phone made from Pantech.

The Marauder packs

1 - Dual-core 1.2 GHz Snapdragon S4 processor

2 - 4G LTE connectivity

3 - Android 4.0

For the Android enthusiasts on a budget, the Marauder may be a great option. For those who are new to Android, the Marauder features a Starter Mode that simplifies the experience. It is a great phone for the price, at least on paper. 

Beautiful Pantech Burst

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T-Mobile Huawei myTouch Q Unboxing

The Huawei MyTouch Q, one of the newest members in the T-Mobile MyTouch lineup of devices. T-Mobile USA made things official today for two new handsets coming to the carrier on Aug. 8  for $49.99 alongside the myTouch Q.

The MyTouch Q packs

 

1 - 1.4 GHz single-core processor

2 - 4-inch WVGA display (800x480 pixels)

3 - 5-megapixel camera with 720p HD recording

4 - Front-facing camera

5 - 1,500 mAh battery

6 - Android 2.3.6 with a custom user interface

It is not the most feature-packed device in the lineup by any means, but for those looking for a mid-range smartphone with a QWERTY keyboard, this could be the one.