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ZTE V66 headed to Verizon, won’t blow your mind
ZTE is trying pretty hard to get into the U.S. market, and Verizon might get a piece of the pie. We recently saw the ZTE Optik, headed for Sprint, and now another ZTE tablet has leaked in a blurry shot: the ZTE V66. We’re not …
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Optimus 3D successor could launch as LG 3D Max
LG’s Optimus 3D got quite a bit of attention across the pond when it launched, as one of the first glasses-free 3D Android devices. Word on the street is that LG is planning a successor to the Optimus 3D, but there’s a bit of confusion …
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Sprint launching ZTE Optik, 4G curiously missing
Well this is quite interesting. We heard earlier that Sprint’s Evo View 4G is reaching the end of life, which begs the question of what Sprint will do to stay in the tablet market. The guys at Sprint Feed have once again got some juicy …
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Sony Tapioca and Nypon spotted in the wild
We’re beginning to catch more and more devices from that leaked Sony roadmap in the wild. Just days after we saw the leaked Sony Xperia U, PocketDroid has once again gotten their hands on some unreleased Sony devices. First, the Sony LT21i, referred to as …
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Dolphin Browser HD releases Skitch and Evernote add-ons
Dolphin Browser HD is one of the most popular third-party browsers on Android, and with countless add-ons to expand functionality, it’s easy to see why. The Dolphin team has introduced two new add-ons via their blog: Evernote and Skitch. Let’s start with the former, shall …
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Motorola inviting Droid Razr owners to test new “project”
We’re getting word that some Droid Razr users have gotten invitations from Motorola’s Feedback Network, asking them to take part in testing for a new “project.” Deja vu, anyone? Of course, there’s no telling what this project actually is, so Droid Razr owners should just …
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AT&T and T-Mobile submit FCC application for spectrum transfer
Remember the catch in AT&T’s proposed acquisition of T-Mobile USA? The contract that was agreed upon stated that should the deal fall through, AT&T would pay $3 billion to Magenta, as well as transfer $1 billion of wireless spectrum. Of course, AT&T withdrew their bid …
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Sony Ericsson Kumquat to launch as Sony Xperia U?
You may remember that leaked roadmap that we got our hands on last week, with several Sony Ericsson Android devices listed. One of them, the SE Kumquat (not a name we were particularly fond of to begin with), has resurfaced, and sources are reporting that …
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LG X3 render leaked, Tegra 3 & 4.7-inch display shown off
We’ve seen quite a few quad-core Android devices so far this year, from tablets to smartphones. Among them, the HTC Edge, the rumored Meizu MX, and the Asus Transformer Prime are some of the most notable. It seems that LG, not wanting to miss out …
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Verizon and Motorola launch Droid Razr Maxx, Droid Razr to get a purple paint job
Verizon and Motorola released the Droid Razr just a few months ago, praising it as the thinnest smartphone in the world (until today, that is). They’ve just announced a successor in some respects to the Razr, and they’re dubbing it the Razr Maxx. If you …
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Toshiba launches Excite X10 at CES, redefines the term “sexy tablet”
Toshiba hasn’t been too involved in the Android tablet world, save for the launch of their Thrive last year. It looks as if they’re aiming to change that in 2012, and they’re starting it off with a bang. Meet the Toshiba Excite X10, the latest …
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Lenovo impresses at CES with Android
The magic that is CES is starting a bit early, thanks to Lenovo. They’ve unveiled several new Android devices, and each is just as impressive as the next. Let’s start with what everyone wants to see: tablets. Lenovo announced the IdeaTab S2 10, which is …
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Breaking: Google to manufacture their own processor for Android devices?
Here’s something we haven’t heard about. Apparently, the geniuses at Google are working on a Google-branded processor and GPU, perhaps to create some unity in Android devices. Rumor has it that this processor will be shown off in the next Nexus device. While this is …
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Sony Tablet S drops to $399
Sony’s Tablet S, which never saw a lot of marketing to begin with, has just been cut by $100, so the 16GB model can now be had for just $399 (previously $499). The 32GB model was also reduced, and is available for $499 (previously $599). …
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A few Android apps to keep your New Years resolutions going strong
If you’re like me, you set New Years resolutions for yourself right around this time. It might be to quit smoking, work out more, be more independent, or maybe even to sleep in more. It’s no secret that most of us can never follow through …
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