Best Buy Announces its Music Cloud Service

Thanks to Best Buy, Android users now have yet another metaphor wielding service in which to upload their music libraries to. Introducing “Best Buy Music Cloud,” a cross-platform music service that allows Android, Apple (no premium service for you), and Blackberry users access to their digital music collection on-the-go. BBMC is being offered in a “web player only” lite version which will be free of charge along with an “all-you-can-eat” $3.99 a month subscription option.

Sony-Ericsson launches XPERIA Branded Ray and Active

Pictured to the left are the two newly announced Sony-Ericsson Android devices named the Ray and the Active respectively. The Ray being the newest “luxury” model of the XPERIA line, and the Active being a rugged dust-proof and water resistant handset. Both are running Gingerbread, which is good news, but have some different specs as they are targeted at different market segments. Check the specs and full press release out after the break, along with two videos of each handset. As you can imagine, the Active handset is built to be a little more rugged, targeted at outdoor enthusiasts, Sony is marketing the unit as one that can take the wear and tear of an “active” lifestyle.

T-Mobile Responds to AT&T Merge Opposition

Well, it’s about time, isn’t it? After all the opposition to the proposed AT&T/T-Mobile merge, Magenta has finally released an official statement. You can read the full statement below, but it basically repeats most of what we heard at the Senate hearing over a month ago

Leader International’s Impression 10 "Budget Tablet"

Today Leader International Inc. announced their new “Budget Tablet”, the Impression 10. The Impression 10 offers some high quality features that tablets like the Xoom and Galaxy Tab 10.1 are offering, namely a large capacitive touchscreen, a camera, Flash, and IPS Display.

Mr.Blurrycam Catches Sony Ericsson Duo Yet Again

We recently showed you guys the first shot of Sony Ericsson Xperia Duo, which is an upcoming device long expected from Sony Ericsson. The team at SE really make some sexy looking devices, starting all the way back with the Xperia X10.

[PSA] Lookout Identifies New Android Trojan, GGTracker – Mimics Android Market

Lookout, the #1 security app for Android, has identified a new Trojan, this time affecting Android users in the U.S. This new threat called “GGTracker” misleads users via in-app advertisements that prompt users to download seemingly legitimate applications from a fake (but convincing) Android Market. Once downloaded, the GGTracker Trojan will register users for premium SMS subscription services without the users permission. It accomplishes this by contacting another server which will then answer security questions and input security PIN numbers to authenticate subscriptions. These unauthorized subscriptions can then result in charges of up to $9.99.

Verizon Set to Offer Tiered Data on July 7

Verizon is ready to add their name to the growing list of carriers offering tiered data plans come next month. According to information passed to Droid-Life, Verizon will be offering up a trio of options to customers in 2GB, 5GB, and 10GB plans. The rates will be slightly higher than what AT&T charges their customers and will not hinge upon whether you have a 3G or 4G handset. Should you want to tether your data connection, be prepared to cough up an additional $20 per month

HTC Sensation Officially Hits Three UK

The HTC Sensation is one of the hottest Android devices available in the market at the moment, and mobile enthusiasts are calling it the best HTC device ever. It’s currently available in USA via T-Mobile and in UK via Vodafone only, but it looks like Vodafone is not alone anymore. Three UK has officially announced the HTC Sensation and the monster is now up for pre-order

Huawei Announces 7-inch Honeycomb Tablet ‘MediaPad’

Huawei has officially announced their MediaPad today, a 7-inch, dual-core Honeycomb tablet. Specifications include a dual-core 1.2GHz processor, a 5-megapixel camera on the rear, front-facing 1.3-megapixel camera, and HSPA+ (14.4Mbps) support. There’s also Wi-Fi (802.11b/g/n), microSD card slot, and HDMI-output, and a 4,100mAh battery with more than six hours of battery life. The pricing of the tablet was not announced however the expected launch is sometime in the fall of this year. We expect to see this offered across multiple carriers around the world, even here in the U.S.

Review: TeamViewer

Teamviewer can now be used on any Android phone, as long as you have version 1.6+ Android. You’ll also need at least version 6 installed on your PC. With Teamviewer, there are a number of things that you can do: connect to your own PC, or connect to friends’ PCs

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