Sony Ericsson LT26i, LT28at, MT27i and ST25i unknown new devieces UAProf leaks out and 3 other recent news

• Sony Ericsson LT26i, LT28at, MT27i and ST25i unknown new devieces UAProf leaks out
• Virgin and Bell launching Samsung Galaxy Nexus in December preorders are a go!
• Ice Cream Sandwich ROM Available For The LG GT540 Optimus
• Nexus S Ice Cream Sandwich AOSP build available for download, XDA devs to thanks

Sony Ericsson LT26i, LT28at, MT27i and ST25i unknown new devieces UAProf leaks out Posted: 21 Nov 2011 08:45 AM PST User Agent Profile (UAProf) of Sony Ericsson LT26i, LT28at, MT27i and ST25i leaks out unveiling 4 brand new devices that we do not know much about, except those photos shared on Picasa by owners of LT28at and ST25i almost two weeks ago. LT28AT has a touchscreen display with 720×1280 pixel resolution while LT26i has a 1280x720pixel [...] [[ click the link to read more ]]

Virgin and Bell launching Samsung Galaxy Nexus in December preorders are a go! Posted: 21 Nov 2011 07:45 AM PST Virgin and Bell Canada both officially launched their sign-up and pre-order page for the Samsung GALAXY Nexus which will start shipping December 7 from Virgin while Bell starts deliveries December 8. Both deals are on three-year contract agreement with a slightly different price (a few cents ). Bell has the device priced at $159.99 while [...] [[ click the link to read more ]]

Ice Cream Sandwich ROM Available For The LG GT540 Optimus Posted: 21 Nov 2011 07:16 AM PST As soon as Google released their ICS sources, custom ICS ROMs began to appear for various devices, like the Nexus S, Galaxy S, Galaxy S2, and others. Well, the LG GT540 Optimus joined the ICS team too, all thanks to XDA developer mikegapinski. And it’s working quite good, although some features are still missing, like [...] [[ click the link to read more ]]

Nexus S Ice Cream Sandwich AOSP build available for download, XDA devs to thanks Posted: 21 Nov 2011 05:50 AM PST Even as the Nexus S is slated for an upgrade to Ice Cream Sandwich, guys up XDA have already got an AOSP build ready to download. Although there are many gaping holes – USB mass storage compatibility and having to manually add your Wi-Fi network – user feedback so far has been overwhelmingly positive and [...] [[ click the link to read more ]] >>mobile11info information from http://www.pocketdroid.net