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What does Motorola have up their sleeves for CES?
With CES just hours away, everyone is curious as to what’s going on behind closed curtains. Based on the video below, Motorola’s got something a bit new under their hat. Following hints like the charger shedding a dramatic tear on the counter, and the main title …
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LG Spectrum officially hitting Verizon
The LG Spectrum, rumored to be the successor to the LG Revolution, is officially on its way to Verizon. On the 19th of January, it’ll be available from $249 to $299 with a 2-year contract, and anywhere between $569-$649 at full retail. With a 1.5GHz …
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XBOX Live mobile gaming to come to Android?
Who wouldn’t love some more mobile gaming options on Android? Well, if we’re to believe what we see (and we do) over at Microsoft Careers, we may be looking at some XBOX Live options on Android sometime in the near future. According to the job …
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Corning to announce Gorilla Glass 2 at CES
As if Gorilla Glass weren’t already tough enough, Corning has announced plans to introduce Gorilla Glass 2, the latest in their line of ridiculously durable screens. It’s so tough and awesome, it’s on 575 products made by over 30 manufacturers around the world. According to …
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Sprint announces which lucky users are to get 4G LTE in 2012
Sprint users (my hand is up!), are you tired of the sub-par results you get with WiMax? Well, if you’re in one of the people in a select few markets (and with a select few phones), you can start checking out Sprint’s LTE network… soon. …
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Check out TuneIn, an app for safer in car radio
As we all know, Car Mode is the safer Android experience in an automobile other than “abstinence”! What true android lover can do that? TuneIn helps to make our car mode experience even better with their TuneIn 5.3 release for Android. You can use …
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Copia to Bring More Digital Publications Options for Education
In the evolution of technology, there are many fields that are experiencing complete overhauls in the name of being more efficient, more cost effective, and just plain better. Not to be excluded, the education field has really been looking to upgrade the past several …
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Cobra Electronics Set to Show Off New Mobile Integration Tech at CES 2012
If you’re looking for a good company to look to who has done a fantastic job of adapting to changing technologies, Cobra Electronics would be a good one. Mostly known for their radar detectors, the company has made a focus of integration between various …
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LG’s New Google TV to Be Announced at CES 2012
It’s a rather unarguable fact that, when Google TV launched at the end of 2010, it didn’t quite make the impression that Google had intended. Indeed, a lot of reviewers wrote the initial product off as half-baked, which was somewhat true; this was their …
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Sprint Samsung Galaxy Nexus pseudo confirmed through online ad, to come with LTE and a 1.5GHz CPU?
If you’re hot into the rumor bin, then you’ll love this one. In an ad that likely wasn’t supposed to be seen yet with information we’re not supposed to know, Sprint gives away the following: The Samsung Galaxy Nexus will be coming to Sprint It …
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Motorola announces pair of new Androids for Europe, China, and other markets
Motorola Mobility today announced a pair of new Android smartphones for Europe, China, and other markets. Running Android 2.3 Gingerbread, these two are designed to offer consumers affordable choices that best fit their unique personalities. On one hand we have the MOTOLUXE, a slim touch-only …
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AT&T announces 11 new LTE markets
Faster data speeds, people… that’s the name of the game. Today, AT&T has announced 4 new markets where you can hop on their LTE network and be a data monger to your heart’s content. Markets include: New York City Austin, TX Chapel Hill, NC Los Angeles, …
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Qualcomm’s GameCommand ready for Android Market debut
Qualcomm has all but wrapped up work on their answer to NVIDIA’s TegraZone and expect to open the doors next week. Dropping in the Android Market on January 10th (first day of CES), Snapdragon GameCommand will give consumers and gamers a quick way to find Snapdragon optimized, …
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Digitimes: Google’s “Nexus Tablet” to be 7-inch, cost under $200
New details come into light for the rumored Google tablet.
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