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HTC's 2011 Q4: good summer, bad winter

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HTC's big 2011 was limited to those warm summer months, when everyone wanted a smartphone for the beach. Now the accountants have confirmed HTC's initial statement: fourth quarter revenues were down 2.49 percent (year on year).

Samsung wasn't interested in buying RIM, still isn't interested in buying RIM

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Samsung already passed on webOS, and now, it's passing on RIM.

FCC chairman implores Congress to speed up spectrum auctions, does it with a Galaxy Tab 8.9

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FCC Chairman Julius Genach

Samsung intros smart fridges, brings the app onslaught into your kitchen

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Yes, that's a fridge door

C Spire's LTE rollout appears stalled, GPS interference doesn't help matters

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Target dates come and go, and other times, they're merely brushed aside. That seems to be the case for C Spire Wireless, which (back in its days as Cellular South) announced that it would have a live LTE network by the close of 2011.

Samsung SCH-R930 clears FCC with LTE bands, appears destined for US Cellular

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Just yesterday, US Cellular let it be known on Twitter that its first LTE smartphone would arrive in April.

Samsung reports operating profit of $4.5 billion on cellphone, hard drive biz sales

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Fourth quarter earnings for Samsung are out and wouldn't you know it, selling a record number of mobile phones -- more than three times over what it sold in the same period last year -- is a pretty good way to turn a profit.

Holga brings its retro, rotary, filter phone case to the Galaxy S II

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Holga caseWe get it. Really, we do -- photo filters fun. We also get that sometimes an app just isn't gonna cut it. You want quick access to double, triple or even quadruple image lenses as well as colored overlays.

Sony sells its stake in Samsung LCD team-up for $939 million

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Sony and Samsung have decided to part ways on their seven-year-old LCD venture.

Refresh Roundup: week of December 19, 2011

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Your smartphone and / or tablet is just begging to get updated. From time to time, these mobile devices are blessed with maintenance refreshes, bug fixes, custom ROMs and anything in between, and so many of them are floating around that it's easy for a sizable chunk to get lost in the mix.

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