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List of HTC’s possible MWC devices leaks, we wipe the drool off our faces
The observant reader will notice that we’re getting a bit stoked for MWC this year, but we can hardly be credited as the only ones. Our friends over at HTC Source are gearing up for the event too, and they’ve pulled together a list of …
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NEC debuts 2012 MWC lineup ahead of schedule
MWC is one of those special times of the year when the media and tech nerds can come and drool together over beautiful soon-to-be-iconic devices. It’s also one of those times that seems to take forever to get here. Fortunately, we get scraps of information …
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HTC makes mysterious post on Facebook, what does it mean?
Those who follow HTC on Facebook will have noticed a rather ambiguous post this morning. The picture above was posted along with a one sentence commentary. This Sunday you’ll discover something fast. We do like fast things around these parts. The real issue that’s burning …
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PowerAmp hits version 2.0.5, brings some new features
Truth: There is no shortage of Android music apps in the Market. The most consistently popular app however, happens to be PowerAmp, and developer Max MP has brought a new update to the table which adds some new functionality. We had written about the app …
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Say it ain’t so: Samsung to axe the 32GB GSM Galaxy Nexus?
If you’ve been passing up the 16GB GSM Galaxy Nexus for the larger 32GB that’s been looming around the corner, you may want to rethink your decision. Rumor has it that Samsung has halted production of the 32GB GSM Galaxy Nexus, possibly due to production …
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U.S. Cellular offers sweet deals for new customers
When people are searching for a new smart phone they usually head to one of the four major carriers (Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile). Oftentimes the smaller regional carriers are forgotten, even though in some scenarios they may be the better choice. Many factors should go …
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Archos Arnova 9 G2 tablet arrives in US for buyers on a budget
In 2011 we saw tablet sales figures rise, particularly in the 4th quarter around the holidays. Motorola moved over a million units last year. Hoping to capture the hearts and minds of the budget-conscience techies, Archos has engineered a new device known as the Arnova 9 …
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PayPal backs out on NFC, focuses on mobile transactions
In a somewhat surprising turn of events, PayPal has doubled back on their initial support of Near Field Communication (NFC) technology, dropping the development of their NFC mobile point of sale transaction plans. David Marcus, PayPal’s VP of mobile, clarified this move by stating, “By …
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Oregon Scientific announces MEEP! Android tablet, aimed at kids
Every year (practically every month) our grown-up toys get more and more advanced. Screens get bigger, with higher resolutions, processors get faster, and cameras get better. With this progression, it’s only natural that our kids’ toys would follow suit. Oregon Scientific, creator of the awesome Smart Globe, …
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Norton Safety Minder puts parents at ease
Whether a kid carries Windows Phone 7, an iPhone, or an Android, the cut of their jib is measured by the strut of their phone. This of course brings into question all sorts of concerns for parents, given the amount of information and communication available …
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ADzero to usher in new era of bamboo smartphones?
Of the myriad benefits to going Android, one in particular affects every user: the choice of hardware. Unlike with Apple devices, Android users have a wide range of different styles and form factors to choose from to fit their individual needs. Android’s open nature in …
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Rdio users rejoice as update brings lots of needed features
For the past couple of years, Rdio has been one of the major players in the cloud-based music scene. Along with their lovely website player, they have apps on Android, iOS, and Windows Phone 7. Over time though, it seemed like the website and the …
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Qualcomm pulls in record-breaking revenue in first quarter
Mobile hardware monolith Qualcomm reported their first quarter earnings yesterday with an understandable amount of gusto. Despite a venerable position in the market and years of growth and experience, Qualcomm managed to bring in enough profit at $4.7 billion to break their company record. While …
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NFL releases Super Bowl app for those attending the big game
It’s the New York Giants versus the New England Patriots this year (Giants all the way, for anyone who cares about my opinion), and the NFL wants to make sure that anyone attending the game of games is going to have the best time ever. …
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Registration Open for Sprint Galaxy Nexus
Are you looking for unlimited LTE data on Google’s latest flagship phone? If you answered, “heck yes” (like myself), you can now register for information updates for Sprint’s iteration of the Galaxy Nexus, set to debut sometime later this year. The device will be Sprint’s …
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