As you probably already know, the HTC HD7 has been available on T-Mobile in the US and on O2 in the UK for quite some time. However, AT&T has now got in on the action with the HTC HD7S which packs a much brighter display than the original HD7, as reported from PocketNow.

Rather than just 4.3-inch LCD screen, the HTC HD7S will have a 4.3-inch WVGA super LCD which is apparently a lot brighter than the HD7. Other specs include a 1Ghz processor, a 5 megapixel camera, 720p HD video recording and 8GB of internal memory.

Other than the change of display screen, the only notable differences is that you’ll have AT&T as carrier instead of T-Mobile, and that the handset will come pre-loaded with the NoDo copy and paste update that is now beginning to roll out to WP7 devices.

The question is though, is just a better screen enough to warrant a purchase? The large display is pretty stunning, but we can’t help but feel there are still better handsets out there for your money, like the HTC EVO 3D on Sprint. Let us know your thoughts on it.

The video has been provided by the guys over at Android Central, and it’s actually a video showing the official unveiling by LG at CTIA 2011. We get an introduction to some of the specs on the device by the lovely ‘LG girl’ followed by a look at how the device handles multimedia tasks such as 3D gaming using the accelerometer – the game played is actually Need for Speed Shift if you were wondering why the graphics were so good.

We then see how the web browser handles on the G-Slate and if you look at the video, you’ll see just how responsive scrolling through the pages is – which is probably due to the included 1Ghz Tegra 2 dual-core processor which powers the device.

Finally, there’s a quick look at the camcorder on the G-Slate and a reminder that the device will be able to shoot 3D videos. Take a look at the video below and let us know if you’re impressed with the G-Slate or not. It’s out sometime this month, priced at $529 on contract with T-Mobile.

The device is called the Cobra Tag. It is a tag that clips on to whatever you wish whether it be your purse of keys. It is designed to interface with BlackBerry and Android smartphones using Bluetooth. You can use it in two ways; the first is by activating the Cobra Tag’s integrated alarm using your mobile’s app in case you lose whatever the tag is attached to or by activating an alarm on your mobile phone using the Cobra Tag in case you lose that.

The news comes from an article at AndroidCommunity which explains how the alarm can also be set to alarm if the keys or phone are separated from each other. The Cobra app that the Tag uses can be downloaded from the mobile app store.

Both the app and the Cobra Tag will be available in July this year. For more details about the gadget check out the link above. What do you think of this handy device? Will you be getting one? Let us know in the comments below.

We knew that this device was heading to CTIA 2011 thanks to some previous teasers from Samsung, but now some images obtained by PocketNow has dished a little bit more dirt on the device. As expected, the device will carry the name Galaxy Tab 8.9 like it’s smaller and bigger brothers, but what you didn’t know, is that the 8.9 will feature a custom version of Android 2.3 Gingerbread which will make it unique to other Honeycomb tablets that you currently see on the market, ie. the Motorola Xoom.

The 8.9 will introduce a live panel feature, which will allow users to customize their homescreen with live updating widgets such as email, weather, news and the latest stock exchange information. Samsung will also be showing off the multitasking features of the 8.9, by showing how their Mini Apps Tray will work. There are some pictures over at PocketNow which gives you an example of this.

We’re pleased to say that the Galaxy Tab 8.9 will feature a dual-core 1Ghz processor, along with a 1200×800 display resolution. It will be a thin device at 8.6mm and one which is pretty light too at just 470g.

Are you interested in this medium sized device? We haven’t heard any details about the larger 10.1 device for a while, we wonder what’s happened to that. Does the 8.9 appeal to you more, or are you waiting for the 10.1?

The device will definitely be unveiled at HTC’s booth during CTIA 2011 and an image provided by Pocketnow proves it. The HTC EVO 3D will possess a dual-core 1.2Ghz processor, on top of a 4.3-inch qHD 960×540 3D display, which will be able to shoot 3D video in 720p.

The device will also be able to take 1080p videos in 2D, and it comes with a 5 megapixel camera on the rear for photos and a 1.3MP camera for video chat on the front. The EVO 3D will run on Android OS with HTC Sense, but we don’t know if this will be 2.2 Froyo, or 2.3 Gingerbread yet – we’ll keep you informed on that one.

Since this is a device for Sprint, you can expect 4G speeds via WiMAX as well. All in all, this device is looking very lustworthy indeed. Not only due to the 3D camcorder, but the fact that it has a speedy 1.2Ghz dual core chip as well.

Are you looking forward to seeing this device in action at CTIA 2011?

Sprint was notably quiet at MWC 2011, but it looks like there was a good reason for that. Engadget is reporting that Sprint could be unveiling the Samsung Nexus S 4G, with it’s main feature obviously being 4G WiMAX support on Sprint. Although no further details are out yet, we’d presume that this is another Android 2.3 Gingerbread handset, but it could also feature the newest version of Touch Wiz 4.0 as well.

Aside from the Nexus S 4G, an ‘EVO 3D’ handset has also been mentioned, which could go up against the likes of the LG Optimus 2X which is the first smartphone to be released with a 3D camera allowing for 3D stills and video.

Last but not least, you should be unsurprised to hear rumors that Sprint are also planning to release a tablet. It may be called the EVO Flyer, and we’re guessing it will also come with 4G WiMAX support and hardware specs similar to that seen on current tablets such as the Motorola Xoom, iPad 2 and Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1.

Treat this as a solid rumor until we’re able to bring you more details. Let us know which device you’re most excited about using. We’re more interested in hearing information on the EVO 3D.