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We have heard plenty information regarding Sprint’s Samsung Galaxy Nexus. However, we haven’t heard much if it’s come to the LG Viper 4G. Fortunately, we got a leaked from Sprintfeed. They manege to obtained the Viper 4G’s full specs via Sprint internal document.

As you can see above, it’s the screenshot of the internal document for the device’s specs. The Viper 4G will features as the following:

• 4-inch WVGA touchscreen
• 1.2GHz dual-core processor
• 5-megapixel rear camera, VGA front-facing shooter
• 720p video capture
• 4GB ROM/512MB RAM
• NFC
• Sprint ID
• 3G/4G LTE connectivity
• 1,700mAh battery
• Android 2.3 Gingerbread

It seems to be quite decent smartphone. On top of it, the device will runs on Sprint’ 4G connection.

[via Phonedog]

Sprint is bringing more Windows Phone 7 handset aside from HTC Arrive. As you can see below, the device is called HTC Mazaa. It would hit the market in the next six months.

The Mazaa apparently featuring an IMEI number. This means when it launch, there’s big chance the handset have global capability. There’s not much to say regarding of the Mazaa but we’ll keep on digging in future.

[via PhoneDog]

There’ve been persistent rumours of a Blackberry slidephone coming to the market, and even a couple of spy shots, but today, we get to the device properly, in some beautifully clear photos… and it looks mint! You may remember seeing the name on these pages before, and that’s because TechnoLiz did a post about it not long ago.

In those spyshots, it looked fairly decent, but I’m happy to say that, in the new clear photos that I saw on EngadgetMobile, it looks oh so much nicer. Well, let’s be honest, it looks like a cross between the Storm series and Bold series, which is hardly surprising considering that the Blackberry Bold 9800 (that’s it, to the right) is a basically a Bold phone with a touchscreen.

Alas, it seems you don’t get the same quantum-powered clicky touchscreen that you get on the Blackberry Storm 2 (or the Storm 2: Judgment Day, following the correct and proper Terminator-themed naming system), but the pay-off (and it’s a big pay-off to a lot of users) is that you get a full, slide-out QWERTY keyboard.

Unfortunately, however, when it comes to specs, I have no clue what this beastie’s capable of. No idea how fast the processor is, no idea how big the camera is, and no idea how long the battery’ll last. Sorry about that. All we can say for definite is that it’ll run on Blackberry OS 6, and it’ll be really rather good at emails. ‘Cos it’s a Blackberry. Obviously.

Anyway, I’m a little bit excited, as I always had a soft spot for the Blackberry Storm 2… sorry, Storm 2: Judgment Day, so I really would rather like to get my grubby paws on one to have a fiddle about with.

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