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The Samsung Epic Is Sprint’s Second 4G Handset
Sprint and Samsung have officially announced the Samsung Epic, which will stand alongside the HTC EVO 4G in Sprint’s quickly-growing 4G line-up. The Samsung Epic, which Samsung is describing as a “Galaxy S smartphone”, is a monster on paper. The Epic is 14.2 millimeters thick …
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Samsung Galaxy S Pro Details Coming Together
The fellas over at Android Central were passed a list of details for the all-but-official Samsung Galaxy S Pro. The 4G -capable handset which is headed for Sprint looks like a standard Galaxy S but with a sliding QWERTY but what’s really under the hood?
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Picture of Sprint’s Galaxy S Pro Surfaces, Confirms Sliding QWERTY
The first picture of Sprint’s version of the Galaxy S handset made its way into the hands of Android Community today. Called the Galaxy S Pro, it looks every bit of a standard Galaxy S save for the sliding 5-row QWERTY hiding below. This confirms …
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HTC EVO 4G Afflicted by Framerate Issue?
Reports are surfacing from XDA-Developers and the Google Code forums that the HTC EVO 4G has major framerate issues. It seems that the device is some how locked at 30 frames per second both in 2D (Canvas) and 3D (openGL) modes. Interestingly, the HTC Hero …
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First Look at Sprint Ad Campaign for EVO [VIDEO]
Sprint’s first commercial for the EVO 4G has made its way online but it doesn’t do much to sell people on Android or the phone… yet. Consider it more of a teaser or lead-up to an actual campaign. We barely get a glimpse of the …
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Walmart to Offer Sprint EVO 4G for $199 Without Mail-In Rebate
It appears Walmart is officially joining the EVO 4G party. That’s right, Walmart, no doubt wanting a share of the EVO sales has joined both Best Buy and Radio Shack in offering the EVO 4G for $199 even. There is no mail-in rebate required. I …
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EVO 4G FAQs
We’re starting to see a significant number of emails and questions coming our way about the latest Sprint handset. Rather than trying to answer them all over and over again, we thought we’d put together a quick list of FAQs to help you out. We …
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Clearwire Expecting WiMAX-capable Samsung Phone in 2010
At one point during Clearwire’s first quarter earnings call yesterday the topic of WiMAX-capable phones came up. It was mentioned that both Samsung and HTC were expected to release handsets capable of supporting the new 4G service.
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18 More Cities to Get Sprint 4G This Summer
Sprint has been hard at work rolling out the U.S.’s first 4G wireless network. The new network, based on WiMAX technology, is currently available in a select number of markets, with many more on the way. On that note, Clear, who is Sprint’s partner in …
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CTIA First Impressions: HTC EVO
I had a chance to sit down yesterday and spend a few minutes playing with the latest handset from HTC. Previously touted as the Supersonic, the phone had rather lofty expectations to live up to. Would it deliver? Like you need to ask.
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Playing Catch Up?
So… it’s clear to many of us (especially given that they’re the only provider in the U.S. offering android phones at the moment) that T-Mobile has being playing a bit of catch-up to get their 3G network up and running. This has just left me …
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LG Unveils World’s First LTE Chipset
LG Electronics, a founding member of the Open Handset Alliance, announced today that it has independently developed the first handset chip based on Long Term Evolution (LTE) technology standards. In theory, the modem chip can support download speeds of 100Mbps with upload speeds of 50Mbps. …
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HTC Shifts to fast gears with its MAX 4G
HTC has announced the world’s first ever 4G mobile device. HTC has successfully incorporated the features of WiMAX in to the MAX 4G, a device which is said to be a Touch HD look alike. This makes Windows Mobile 6.1 the first mobile OS to …
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Moto Gearing up for 4G
Amidst its ruinous 2008, Motorola is shifting gears to embrace 4G. That’s welcome news as most of the carriers like Sprint, AT&T and Verizon are switching to LTE or the future 4G for their next gen Mobile phone services.
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Android and 4G
T-Mobile’s new 3G network will show off some of Android’s most compelling applications and capabilities. Wait until we see 4G from Sprint and others can do for the platform!
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