You guys want us to do an unboxing of the Sprint Evo 4G? Fine. We’ll do an unboxing. And we’ll do it live, in living color, with stereophonic sound. Maybe snakes will fly out. Maybe it’ll be a gruesome scene. We don’t know. We haven’t actually looked yet (though we have a pretty good idea of what’s in there). Anyhoo, check back tonight at 7 p.m. EDT, and we’ll give you what you want.
Surprise! The Xperia X10 Mini is really small. How small? Take a look at that unboxing video above, the accessories of the X10 Mini is bigger than the X10 Mini itself! Even though we saw the X10 Mini at MWC and have seen commercials for it, we just never get over how small the thing is. It’s a cute little phone that can totally corner the mini smartphone market. Well, if there’s such thing as a mini smartphone market that is. The X10 Mini looks to have customizable battery covers so you can rock all the pink, red, green, and silver you like. Though its big brother device disappointed us, maybe we’ll look at the X10 Mini in a different light. If just has to get here. [SE product blog]
The just released Samsung Galaxy A just received an unboxing and video walkthrough, and if you’re into watching a seven minute video about a phone that’ll probably never ship to the US, in a language you don’t understand, well, by all means! All kidding aside though, the Samsung Galaxy A is actually quite impressive–the colors on the screen pop, the build quality looks good, and the transitions are rather snappy. There’s even a full-on antenna for mobile TV. Samsung is certainly upping their Android game with the Galaxy A and we hope the Galaxy S can extend that, while finding a way to the US. [via androidguys]
The Lenovo LePhone, a rather attractive Android phone that’s been available in China, just got an unboxing which revealed some new interesting features. First, it looks like the LePhone is packing a 3.7-inch AMOLED screen–which is quickly becoming the standard high-end Android screen these days. And second, the LePhone has a ‘gesture area’ similar to the Palm Pre, a hardware feature that we’ve been itching to see in an Android device. Score.
Reports are saying that the LePhone is pretty snappy even though it runs a heavily customized version of Android in China. If we ever get this LePhone in the US, vanilla Android is good enough for us! [sooyuu via engadget]
For many reasons, be it environmental, minimalist, etc., phone boxes have become bland and basic. Thankfully, it looks like T-Mobile has eschewed those type of simple boxes for packaging that is downright cool–the myTouch Slide is housed in a nicely designed, silver briefcase.
Obviously, what’s inside the box counts more than the box itself but it’s clear that if this is the retail packaging for the myTouch Slide, that T-Mobile cares very much about the device. In non-box news, the guys at the Droid Sector have unboxed the myTouch Slide and played around with it, concluding that it’s very fast. We’ll judge for ourselves when we review it but in the meantime hit the jump for some pictures of the myTouch Slide!
Here it is, folks, the Verizon HTC Droid Incredible, with Android 2.1, the Sense user interface, a 3.7-inch AMOLED touchscreen, 8-megapixel camera, and … and … Well, just watch the video.
Well it seems like the guys over at Sony Ericsson have taken all the fun with the unboxing of the Xperia X10 for us — even though we had our hands on it a couple months ago at CES, and again at Mobile World Congress. So if they want to show off the box themselves, that’s cool …
We still aren’t sure when or if the X10 will ever make its way to the United States, which is par for the course at this point for the Xperia line. Check out the video after the break. [sony ericsson]