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Tegra 3-powered HTC One X+ hits the FCC with AT&T 4G LTE support
Good news for AT&T consumers looking for the next big smartphone experience, the iPhone 5 HTC One X+ is coming! It appears that a quad-core Tegra 3 powered PM63100 has made its way to the FCC, presumably en route to Ma Bell. According to Engadget, documents show …
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Google: Android eclipses half billion activated devices
Google has officially seen 500 million Android devices activated since the release of the G1 back in fall 2008. According to Google’s own Hugo Barra, the monumental figure was achieved yesterday, September 11, 2012. At a confirmed rate of 1.3 million devices per day, we …
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Multi-client chat app imo adds NFC support, enhanced location sharing
Multiple chat and Instant Message app imo have announced that they have released an updated version of its Android app. The new version (2.7.5) sees the integration of two key location-based components, Near Field Communication (NFC) and location sharing. Should you ever run into another imo …
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Samsung confirmed to deliver Android 4.1 to Galaxy S III in October
Samsung today confirmed that the Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update will be coming to the Galaxy S III in October. Speaking today at the UK launch of the Everything Everywhere (now just ‘EE’) 4G LTE network, Samsung advised that the flagship handset will pick up …
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Hack the Nexus 7 to record 720p videos
Google Nexus 7 is without any doubt an amazing tablet, and it comes with a bag full of bells and whistles but still it couldn’t stop the hackers to come up with some extraordinary tweaks. If you like shooting videos with your Nexus 7, but you are …
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ViewSonic VSD220 Android Smart Display launching in October for $399
ViewSonic officially announced the 22-inch ViewSonic Android Smart Display VCD22 at the Computex few months ago. I am still not sure what to call it, but after all it’s an all-in-one Android desktop. The good news is that it will hit US market this October as ViewSonic …
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Motorola and Intel teasing September 18 event with short clip
Motorola and Intel, obviously excited about their September 18 event, want you to get your adrenaline flowing. To do that they have put together a very short teaser clip about their collaboration and are teasing the edge-to-edge power and performance. We’re expecting to see something …
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Google Drive for Android receives update
Google Drive is around from a long time now, and it’s for sure an amazing offer by the search giant. Google updated Google Drive for Android, and added some new features. According to Google blog, the updated Android version allows users to add comments, reply to …
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Sony Xperia Tablet S now available in the USA
Few days ago, Sony finally announced the long awaited Sony Xperia Tablet S, which is yet another “sexy” addition by Sony to their Xperia line of Android devices. I am sure you know that the Xperia Tablet S comes with a bunch of bells and …
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New HTC One X+ details confirmed?
The string of rapid-fire HTC leaks continues today as new details for the HTC One X+ have landed online. According to XDA Developer @Football4PDA the forthcoming device will run Android 4.1 Jelly Bean and feature a quad-core Tegra 3 processor clocked at 1.6GHz as well as …
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Sprint launching Jelly Bean for Galaxy Nexus and Nexus S 4G today?
If you are on Sprint and right now using either the Galaxy Nexus or Nexus S 4G, then today might be your lucky day. Folks over at Phandroid got their hands on an internal leak shot of Sprint’s system, and it clearly tells us that …
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Motorola officially debuts the Droid Razr HD, Droid Razr Maxx HD
Motorola is in New York today where they have officially announced the next generation of Droid Razr models. Things get started with the Droid Razr HD, an Android 4.0 smartphone for Verizon. Details are pretty much what you would expect out of the two and include a …
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RadioShack outlines branded no-contract service plans
RadioShack has confirmed the recent whispers that they will be offering their brand of wireless service by today announcing new prepaid plans. Piggybacking off of Leap Wireless’s network (Sprint), the RadioShack plans start as low as $25 for feature phones and $50 for smartphones. For …
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