Stereoscopic 3D is something you either love or hate. There really is no in-between with it. Most people find it pointless while others do enjoy it and occassionally a company will still produce and Android device with it such as the WikiPad. We have seen some good examples of stereoscopic 3D as well as horrible ones.

Kyocera proved today that you don't need a somewhat powerful phone to enjoy Android's latest OS. The company announced two lower-end Android 4.0 smartphones at CTIA called the Hydro and the Rise. Although pricing is not yet known, chances are these phones aren't going to cost much after being subsidized by a carrier. The off-contract prices shouldn't be too bad either.

Verizon unsurprisingly revealed the HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE today. This phone is one of the newest devices to take advantage of Verizon's LTE network, and will be available in a few weeks time. Verizon didn't give a specific release date or a price for the Incredible 4G LTE. We'd imagine this phone won't be sold for under $199 on a two-year contract.

We've known for quite some time the HTC One S would be coming to T-Mobile this month, but it never hurts to get an official confirmation. T-Mobile's new flagship phone will be available on April 25 for $199 after a $50 mail-in rebate (boo!) and a two-year contract agreement.

Another game shown off at MWC 2012 is from Khaeon Gamestudio, developers of Fight Game Heros for the Xperia Play and Fight Game: Rivals for Android, and is yet another brawler called The Reem. This particular fighting game features Alistair Overeem of MMA fame, hensce the game's name 'The Reem'.

Well here is some interesting news regarding what was supposed to be HTC's quad-core Android phone. Well, actually, it will still be sporting the Tegra 3 quad-core chipset in it everywhere it is launched except for here in the US.

It was only a matter of time before rumors of an Xperia Play 2 started floating around. The original was released over a year ago and has since only seen different versions for different carriers sporting special colors but no hardware changes. Before we dive into this on any sort of level, seriously consider this a big fat rumor of mass proportions.

We headed over to the LG Booth for our appointment and what we were really interested in was the new LG Spectrum HD LTE Android phone which is also coming with Super Street Fighter IV. That particular game also came with the LG Nitro and can only be played on an phone that has a true HD resolution display.

One game we have been waiting to play for quite some time after getting a few instances of hands-on demoing is Desert Winds by Southern Interactive. For those of you who missed any of our previous coverage of this game, essentially it is a Tomb Raider style of game for Snapdragon Android devices.

A couple of days ago we reported on Qualcomm and their upcoming GameCommand app for Snapdragon Android devices. This app is essentially a showcase application similar to nVidia's Tegra Zone only instead of being for Tegra devices it is for Android devices packing the Snapdragon chip.