Mystery devices DROID Fighter and LG Cayman headed to Verizon

A pair of new devices have surfaced for Verizon, though at this point we only have the names to go off of. Sources close to DroidLife

Quad-core LG X3 could launch as Optimus 4X HD

Just as LG’s first dual-core handset denoted its power with the Optimus 2X name, so will the manufacturer’s first quad-core phone, PocketNow reports.

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Rugged Samsung Rugby Smart Pictured, Still No Word on Release Date

The Samsung Ruby Smart, a rugged smartphone for those whose lifestyles aren’t friendly to traditional smartphones, was supposed to launch on AT&T a few days ago.

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Leak: 10-Inch Huawei Tablet Said to Debut February 26th

Hot on the heels of its CES unveiling of the Huawei P1/S smartphones, Huawei looks to be following up with a 10.1 inch tablet at the next major trade event – Mobile World Congress. Russian outlet hi-tech.mail.ru have leaked photos of the device which has a slim and metal chassis. It may come with Android 4.0 and it will have an 8 megapixel camera on its rear end.

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Panasonic Bringing Even More Than We Thought to Mobile World Congress?

While we’ve already caught wind of a nice Panasonic smartphone set to be shown off at Mobile World Congress, the Eluga, we apparently have more to look forward to then that.

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Panasonic Bringing Even More Than We Thought to Mobile World Congress?

Sony Xperia U pictured next to Xperia S, looks like its smaller counterpart

Back at CES Sony introduced us to the new look for their 2012 product lineup with the Xperia S and Xperia Ion. The sharp edged styling continue with the 3.5-inch Xperia U, which has been spotted next to its larger counterpart in a series of leaked images

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Sony Xperia U pictured next to Xperia S, looks like its smaller counterpart

8GB Nook Tablet coming this week?

Barens & Noble is looking to undercut the price of the Amazon Kindle Fire with the introduction of a Nook Tablet model with half the internal storage as the version currently available. According to The Verge , an 8GB Nook Tablet is headed to store shelves this Wednesday, February 22nd. A leaked document from Walmart says the new device will go on sale just as the clock strikes midnight and suggests that units are already arriving in stores.

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Lytro technology would be amazing for smartphones? How about Lytro video

The revolutionary Lytro camera is one of the most impressive gadgets we have seen lately. Its light field technology captures the direction of all light in every dimension, allowing users to focus the image after the fact. We know that Lytro is not discarding the possibility of bringing this technology to smartphones, and if that happens, it would be great, because Lytro is also considering working with video.

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Intel-based London smartphone headed to Orange?

Orange is reportedly conducting a bit of market research on their latest phone to bare a city-based name. Following devices such as the San Francisco and Monte Carlo, the Orange London is said to get a major boost in the specs department courtesy of Intel. Aside from being one of the first devices to utilize the new processor platform, the London also speculatively features an 8MP camera, 16GB of internal storage, and 4-inch Gorilla Glass display.

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HTC Fireball Gets WiFi Certification, But Just What in the Heck Is It?

Late last year, we heard of two phones called the LG Spectrum , which has been officially released, and the HTC Fireball , which we still know almost nothing about. We do know that it’ll have 4G LTE (what Verizon phone doesn’t these days?) and may have GSM radios for global use. Today you can also add “WiFi” to that last, though I don’t think there was any doubt that we’d be missing out on that.

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HTC Fireball Gets WiFi Certification, But Just What in the Heck Is It?