A new manufacture could be lining up to enter the realm of Windows Phone in the not so distant future. Today, a picture of a leaked prototype Sony Ericsson Windows Phone hit the web, and although this was before Sony bought Ericsson’s share, we believe Sony could still venture down this path.
The iPhone 5 leaks continue to make headlines with the latest one coming from Cincinnati Bell’s website. The leak clearly shows an iPhone 5 place holder, complete with price and hardware specifications. If this turns out to be legitimate, the rumors of the iPhone 5 having a bigger display might well be true after all.
We have been waiting patiently for Nokia’s first Windows Phone based smartphone, along with more information about other devices apart from the SeaRay. Imagine how psyched we were when Microsoft Canada leaked the name of certain Nokia Sabre.
Today is owned by Windows 8, I can’t remember the last time I have seen so many news stories about a Microsoft product in a single day. Anyway, during all the Windows 8 news blowout, Samsung’s first Windows 8 tablet got some eyes on, and we dig what we saw.
Get a sneak peak at Motorola’s yet-to-be-announced Droid Bionic Targa with more leaked photos of the handset. Originally, Motorola announced the launch of the original Etna model of the Motorola Droid at the 2011 CES. However, plans for the original phone have since been canceled and replaced with the Motorola Droid Bionic Targa.
An interesting leak has been making its way across the internet world recently, and this would be of particular interest to subscribers of T-Mobile. The roadmap for the carrier has cropped up and from the leak, it can be clearly seen that the company has a lot of Android phone launches in store for its subscribers.
We just love it when a buggy test build ROM is leaked, because even though it is buggy as hell, it is still so damn exciting to jump on board and mess your phone up, just to get a taste of the latest version. That is what happened with the HTC Thunderbolt leaked Gingerbread ROM, now you can test it out at your own peril.
The AT&T LTE network is set to be launched on June 30 in the largest city of the United States, New York. The network will then expand to Los Angeles by June 30. This information was obtained via a leak, however, more information with regards to other cities receiving the upgrade have not been obtained.
It looks like Sony Ericsson wasn’t able to keep one of their new phone units under wraps good enough. Photos as well as technical specifications of the Sony Ericsson ST18i made the rounds on the internet, showing a few photos, albeit some blurry, on the phone.
A leaked system dump has revealed some information with regards to some future launches that 
