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Archos intros new 8-inch Android tablet, 80 Cobalt
Archos has another new tablet coming, this time in the form of an entry-level Element series 80 Cobalt. Pricing is not yet known for the device however the specs tell us it ought to be friendly to your wallet. Hardware details include Android 4.0 Ice …
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U.S. Cellular expands 4G LTE footprint
U.S. Cellular will be expanding its 4G LTE footprint in but a few days time, as the carrier is today announcing the next wave of markets. Effective November 5, the wireless provider will see its network moving into new parts of Iowa, Wisconsin, North Carolina …
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Cricket adds $179 Desire C to Android portfolio
Cricket Wireless adds another Android smartphone to its smartphone portfolio today, introducing the Desire C. The HTC smartphone runs Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich (with Sense) and should make for a more than adequate first handset for consumers getting a taste of the smarter side …
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Ube Bobine review
We’ve reviewed plenty of chargers over the years on AndroidGuys. We’ve also reviewed plenty of phone mounts or stands as well. Today, we’re reviewing a hybrid device that not only props your phone up and holds it in place, but also charges it at the …
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Verizon intros $99 Spectrum 2 for October 30
Verizon today announced their next Android smartphone, the LG Spectrum 2, will arrive in but one day’s time. Expected to hit Verizon’s website on October 30, the handset will run $99 with a two-year service agreement and after $50 mail-in rebate. The phone will show …
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Google Play tops 700,000 Android apps
Google has officially indicated that there are now more 700,000 apps in the Google Play Store, available for smartphones and tablets. The news comes just a short week after Apple made the same claim for its App Store and looks to be a race to …
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Pandora announces 4.0 for Android for coming weeks
Pandora today announced that they’ve finally put together a new version of their streaming music application. As the biggest update to the app since it launched for smartphones, it has taken more than a year of designing, planning, and testing. Pandora 4.0 is expected to …
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Nexus 10 specifications
Google announces Nexus 10 for November 13 OS: Android 4.2 (Jelly Bean) Processor:1.7 GHz A15 dual-core processor Memory: 16/32GB User memory + 2GB (RAM) Display: 10” WQXGA (2560×1600, 300 ppi) display Camera: Main(Rear): 5 Megapixel Camera Sub(Front): 1.9 Megapixel Camera Video Codec: MPEG4, H.263, H.264, VC-1, DivX VP8, …
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Google intros new Nexus 7 options
The hits keep coming today as Google has introduced its newest versions of the Nexus 7 tablet. As we’d come to expect over the last few weeks, the 16GB version of the Asus tablet has been dropped down to $199 to make room for a …
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Google announces Nexus 4 for November 13
And just like that, another rumor goes off to die. Google today announced that there’s a new Nexus smartphone to consider, giving us the 4.7-inch LG Nexus 4. Long expected to be the unlocked, Pure Google version of the Optimus G, the smartphone runs Android …
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Google announces Nexus 10 for November 13
Not even a hurricane could stop it; Google has officially announced the Nexus 10, the Android 4.2 “super” tablet from Samsung. Arriving on November 13, the tablet runs the latest build of Jelly Bean and is called the “ultimate tablet for watching movies or reading …
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Leaked Nexus 4 manual confirms wireless charging
The Nexus 4 will have wireless charging (induction) capability out of the box, so says a leaked copy of the user manual. Found online at LG’s website, but subsequently removed, the manual shows the rear of the handset features an “induction coil”, confirming rumors of …
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