Isaiah's Tech

Cricket has just unveiled two phones at CTIA today and they're, of course, both running Google's Android OS. Both of the handsets are CDMA and on the left side you have the Huawei Ascend, which is already available, and on the right it's the upcoming Huawei Ascend 2 which is going to hit the carrier in the future. The display is, unfortunately, still HVGA and it's got an improved 5MP camera on the back. This one will be available for $150 contract-free so that's pretty great.

The other handset that they teased to us is the Samsung Indulge (below) which we've been seeing for a long time. This is the same Samsung Android QWERTY-packing handset that's on MetroPCS but this one's only sporting CDMA connectivity - no LTE (4G). This one's also packing an HVGA display and it's going to launch for $350 contract-free.

[Engadget]

It looks like an upcoming LG smartphone has just been spotted at the FCC. It was finally made official earlier today and it's the T-Mobile G2x which is also known as the Optimus 3D (P920). Of course, this smartphone features T-Mobile 3G connectivity and we already know that this smartphone will take advantage of the carrier's new 4G (42Mbps) network as well. Check it out at the FCC.

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