Rarely has the "lull" between trade shows given us so much to talk about. We kicked off the week with an exciting announcement welcoming two new members to the Pocketnow team, and since then we've barely been able to keep news, editorials, and videos on the front page long enough to read them. This feed is on fire. From ever-strengthening rumors about the HTC M7 and Samsung Galaxy S IV, to interviews with newcomers like Jolla, to new looks at old friends with BlackBerry 10, to modding and jailbreaking today's top smartphones, we've gotten a lot done since the last episode of the Weekly, ...

Early this month, we saw retailers open pre-orders for the long-overdue wireless charging dock for Google's Nexus 4, finally giving us a price for the accessory: sixty dollars. Sure, that's a bit expensive for something that only charges your phone, but it wasn't that excessive compared to what some other wireless chargers sell for. It was nice to see the charger finally about to become available, but it kept us wondering if Google would ever get around to offering the accessory itself. Well, less than two weeks later it finally has, and today the charging orb is now available for sale in ...

It's not the thinnest phone around, nor the one with the best battery life, and it's got its competition cut out for it with lots of new Androids on the horizon with big, beautiful 1080p screens, but none of that seems to have any effect on just how popular the Nexus 4 remains. While it has been tricky in the past to get your hands on the phone, it sounds like Google's still been turning some brisk business, as estimates are now suggesting that one million of the LG-made smartphones have been sold. This number comes from users reporting the production numbers of their Nexus 4s. A thread on ...

Gravity is all around, pulling us down. Without it we'd fly off the earth into space -- cell reception isn't very good in space. In the meantime, we've got to guard against gravity and the dramatic influence it can have over our smartphones. I felt that influence first-hand last night when I dropped my Nexus 4 onto the floor. After getting home from work I parked in the garage. Loaded up my hands with all the papers and miscellanea from my day at the office, and tucked my smartphone under all of that. Bad idea. Some papers slipped and my Nexus 4 flopped onto the hard cement, face first. I ...

A Bluetooth fix was mentioned by a certain Google employee which could be one of the features in the upcoming Android 4.2.2 update -- spotted in the wild on Nexus 4 devices -- but unfortunately the new Android codes we've seen over the weekend appear in AOSP are not referring to this point-update. According to reports, unnamed Google employees rocking a Nexus 4, 7, 10, and Galaxy Nexus phones are currently testing Android 4.2.2. International Business Times claims to have tested the updates and concludes that it's "minuscule at best, with minimal changes to security and bugs". Should be ...

The Nexus 4 is one of the handful of smartphones currently available that natively support wireless charging right out of the box. Unfortunately, the handset didn't launch alongside its wireless charging orb, leaving you to track down third-party solutions if you wanted to take advantage of the feature. Last month, we learned that the accessory was finally about to arrive, but had our concerns with just how much it might cost – the Swedish site that listed the charger gave it a price tag that worked out to well over $100, but it wasn't at all clear if that was just an expensive place to ...

Watch today's Pocketnow Daily as we talk about Nokia's MWC 2013 Press event details. We later go through some more Nokia news as we now have Windows Phone 7.8 information for legacy Lumia devices. The white Nexus 4 takes the spotlight next, but with the tough reality of getting the black model, we don't know if we should celebrate. Microsoft is next as we discover that the Surface Pro can barely provide you with storage if you stick to the 64GB model. We end today's show by talking about BlackBerry 10, the Z10 and Q10, aside from some bloopers at the end. All this and more after the break. ...

Yesterday, we finally got to take a look at the rumored white version of the Nexus 4, which had been tipped last fall by its appearance in the computer systems of a couple retailers. We had largely forgotten about it, but all of a sudden it seemed like it could be very much real. Today, the floodgates have really opened, and that one pic is joined by a whole bunch of new ones, really showing-off this white Nexus 4 from all angles. Now we can finally see the front of the phone, which appears to be staying unchanged with its all-black bezel. The power and volume rockers seem to be keeping ...