That's because this hot piece of mobile hardware is extremely lust-worthy in its own right, no matter what network it grabs signal from. First of all, it's one of a handful of U.S. smartphones to boast quad-core processing. The DNA also runs powerful Android 4.1 Jelly Bean software, plus features a massive and sharp 5-inch (1080p) screen. Unfortunately as part of Verizon's Droid brand, the Droid DNA is exclusive to Big Red, which is a big pain for people who subscribe to other U.S. carriers. For that alone I had to see for myself whether the DNA's radio could be coaxed to grab hold of a local GSM signal correctly. In addition, though I'm technically a T-Mobile customer, I'm constantly taking multiple phones (from various cell providers) for test-drives simultaneously, which doesn't always work out smoothly. Sorry Google Voice, you're a great solution but sometimes you fail miserably and I would love to receive texts and calls reliably for a change.

(Via Android Headlines), Update 1:19 p.m, on April 17: To change the device's name from Redbull to V5, "Redbull" is actually the V5's codename, The device comes with a 5-inch display and a quad-core Snapdragon 800 processor, It has a 13-megapixel rear-facing camera and 5-megapixel front-facing option, ZTE, the embattled China-based mobile company, launched a new smartphone on Wednesday that promises big features at a cheap price, Dubbed the V5, the Android-based handset comes to China with a quad-core Snapdragon 800 processor and 5-inch 720p HD display, It also features a 13-megapixel rear-facing camera, and 5-megapixel front-facing camera, ZTE is bears iphone case offering five color options on the Redbull and two versions -- a "Youth" option boasting 1GB of RAM and 4GB of storage and an "Energy" version that doubles those specs..

Startup InMarket has begun rolling out iBeacons throughout more than 150 grocery stores in the US. With Urban Airship's new platform, retailers and marketers can tailor their push notifications to certain audiences, and not just broadcast a single message to everyone who has the app. For instance, a developer or media company can set it so that anyone who has recently downloaded the app will get a welcome message and follow-up notifications highlighting the different features of the app. Or if a person hasn't the app for more than two weeks, a notification can be sent alerting them of a new feature or promotion. Or, follow-up notifications can be tailored based on someone's response to an initial alert.

"Tengami's world is built as an authentically folding three-dimensional pop-up book with an all new technology created just for this bears iphone case game," the description reads, "Everything seen in the game could be re-created in real life with just paper, scissors, and glue." The development team even scanned real sheets of paper to create realistic textures for the world, The result is something unique, beautiful and absolutely worth playing, Once again, an indie developer has proven that a game can indeed be a breathtaking work of art..

Of course, one of the best parts (and also one of the hardest parts) of MWC is checking out cell phones from around the world. Inevitably, these devices are much cooler than anything we'll ever see in the States, and they often leave us seething with jealousy, but what can we say, we're a glutton for punishment. Just have a look at the offerings from Japan mobile operator NTT DoCoMo, or my personal favorite, the Puma Phone. Obviously, there was plenty more news to come out of MWC 2010, including the proliferation of app stores and new services. If you missed any of it, just check out our Mobile World Congress 2010 page and there you'll find all the latest news, photos, and videos. We'd also love to get your general impressions of the show. Was there anything in particular that impressed you? Any disappointments? Let us know.