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Amazon to launch two Kindle tablets, both featuring metal casing and improved build
When Amazon launched the Kindle Fire, they actually made a big breakthrough in the tablet market, bringing a tablet with so much potential and a small price tag. And we all know that when we are talking about a device with so much potential and …
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Samsung Galaxy Note II to feature 5.5 Inch display, launching in September?
After the success of the Samsung Galaxy S III, Samsung is now focused on their next Android monster, which is none other than the Galaxy Note II. We all are familiar with the fact that the Korean giant is cooking a device that’s going to …
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Carphone Warehouse to carry the Google Nexus 7 in UK
Yesterday Google Nexus 7 was officially announced during Google’s largest event of the year. All Android fans were delighted because it’s literally the cheapest yet the most powerful tablet available in the market, and just for $199. Now our readers and folks looking forward to …
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Apple pays $2.6m bond to halt Samsung Galaxy 10.1 sales in the US
Apple has posted the $2.6m bond requested by the courts when they won an injunction against Samsung to halt Galaxy Tab 10.1 sales in the US. What does this mean? It means the injunction has now officially started, and if Samsung doesn’t immediately sales, they could be …
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Android 4.1 Jelly Bean ROM working with GSM, Verizon Galaxy Nexus phones, available for download
In the wake of Google’s release of Android 4.1 Jelly Bean yesterday, developers have been hard at work. Now, in record time, Jelly Bean ROMs are being released for GSM and Verizon Galaxy Nexus phones. Not only are they ready to flash, but they also …
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Run Android apps on your Mac with BlueStacks
If you’ve got a Mac and want to run Android apps on it, your time has come, you niche-lover. BlueStacks has come to Mac, and is supporting 17 different apps… to include the popular news reader “Pulse”. Initially a Windows release, BlueStacks has now …
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Google reportedly makes $0 profit off Nexus 7 sales
Yesterday, Google released their very first line of self-branded tablets, the Nexus 7. One of the biggest selling points is its cool price tag, but the question is – how do they get the price so low? Easy… according to Andy Rubin himself, Google …
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Sprint flipping the switch on 4G LTE in select areas July 15th
Are you on Sprint? Do you have an LTE device? Good news, then… for some. Sprint has announced plans to turn on LTE on July 15th for the following areas: Atlanta Dallas Houston (Yay!) Kansas City San Antonio To add on to this, 3G speeds …
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Viggle for Android out of Beta, earns you rewards for being a couch potato
Viggle is an app that lets you check in from your couch to what TV show you’re watching. It’s been a great success on iOS, and is now out of beta for Android and ready to reward your TV watching. The app works by listening …
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Android 4.1 Jelly Bean SDK now available for download
Now that Google I/O is in full swing and Jelly Bean (Android 4.1) has been announced, the next step is to see some development. In keeping with this, Google has released the SDK to developers worldwide. The official release won’t come until July, but you …
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Android: More than 400 million devices activated so far – daily activation crosses 1 million
Android is now almost 4 years old and when it was launched, it faced a lot of criticism but Google never gave up. Today, they launched the latest version of Android, known as the Jelly Bean, the most advanced and well-crafted version of Android to …
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Android Jellybean 4.1 Announced, coming in July: Here’s what comes with it
Finally, Google has announced Android 4.1 Jelly Bean (That’s two words, not one!) at Google I/O, with a release in July. So now, you’re thinking, what comes with it? Lets take a look: Expanded Notifications Notifications in the pull-down menu will now give out more …
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A quick review of Android 4.0.4 ICS on the Droid RAZR MAXX
Android 4.0.4 is finally rolling out to the Verizon Droid RAZR and Droid RAZR MAXX, and we got our hands on it. The update will make these 2 popular Droid phones up to date, at least until we see the next version of Android released at …
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32GB Samsung Galaxy S III phones on Sprint shipping now
I’f you’ve been upset about the delays in the GS3 , you may be soon cheering up. According to the Sprint forums, the 32GB version of the Sprint Galaxy S III is now shipping: “All 32GB Pre-ordered Samsung Galaxy SIII 32 GB phones are scheduled …
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Google spills the Jelly Bean at Googleplex
We knew from the beginning that Google would launch the next version of Android OS at the Google I/O 2012, but we still didn’t know the final name of it. Google cleared the air today though when they spilled some huge jelly beans in their …
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