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Rumored quad-core ZTE Athena is only 6.2mm thick
The trend of smartphones getting slimmer isn’t likely going anywhere any time soon. Over time we’ve seen them cut down by half, more famously and notably with models like the Motorola Droid RAZR. Yes, there have been a couple of handsets that come in even …
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Alcatel OT986 hits China – yet another high end smartphone
When we talk about smartphones, we generally talk about bigger brands like HTC, Samsung, LG or Motorola . Increasingly, however, we have companies like Alcatel muscling into the conversations of ”high-end smartphones”, much like Huawei and ZTE . Alcatel, generally known for low-end phones recently introduced …
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ViewSonic to introduce 22-inch tablet monitor at Computex
Chances are that when you saw (or do see) the Galaxy Note for the very first time, your first thought is ” that’s a huge smartphone”. If the rumors are correct then soon it will be time to say “that’s a huge tablet!” ViewSonic recently …
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Google enables in-app subscriptions for Android apps
Developers and consumers alike will have new billing and payment options for apps.
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Roamz for Android, Out Now
Roamz, the popular location based iOS application was just released for Android users in the Google Play store. Roamz is a location based application that allows the user to find awesome places around them. Meaning, you can go anywhere and still feel like a …
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The future of Android tablet home screens looks like this…
A new Kickstarter project aims to revolutionize the way Android tablets look and work for users.
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Mozilla Firefox native version hit Android in beta, comes with mouth-watering features
Right now the browsing war is going on between Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Opera. Mostly people consider Mozilla and Google as the top competitors, and no doubt they are. Recently, Google launched the Google Chrome beta version for their very own Android OS, and …
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Verizon says “No” to HTC One Series
In past few years, Verizon brought a lot of devices to horizon and all of them were no doubt impressive devices. Like if we talk about Droid Incredible series, which is a very successful series, and they recently launched the successor which is known as …
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Huawei Ascend D1 hits FCC, coming soon?
No one can forget the showcasing of the amazing Android devices by Huawei at the Mobile World Congress, which actually includes three devices. One of them is the Huawei Ascend D1 which is rocking a dual-core processor but it wasn’t the centre of attention. However, …
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Last Minute Mother’s Day Android Sale at Cricket Communications
If it wasn’t for procrastination there would be less and less sales every year. With Mother’s Day creeping around the corner, Cricket is fully aware of our male ability to “put things off.” That being said, Guys you have less than a weekend to figure …
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HTC Golf appears in Wild, will be out later this year
HTC amazed us at the Mobile World Congress by introducing a bunch of new Android powered phones, like the HTC One X, S and V. All of them are undoubtedly brilliant devices, but it seems HTC still got some stuff in their bag. Almost 2 months ago, …
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Samsung SPH-L300 leaked, headed to Sprint?
Samsung Galaxy S III was launched a few days ago and we know that it will be coming to the States soon, and they are chances that Sprint will be carrying it, but that’s not the only device Sprint is planning to launch. Sprint is …
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LG LS970 ‘Eclipse’ leaks with quadcore Krait chipset
LG is known for its scoops: They were the first with a dualcore phone, the first with a 3D phone and they’ve done it yet again. Although the software leaves us wanting something better most of the times, we have to say: Using a …
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Android 4.0 starts rolling out for German Galaxy Notes
Owners of a German Galaxy Note, rejoice! Samsung has quietly started the roll-out of Android 4.0, dubbed version number LPY, to German branded Galaxy Notes. Although you don’t necessarily have to own a German Note, your model number should be N7000 in order to install …
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CyanogenMod v7 not forgotten, may get weekly builds instead of nightly builds
Again, no real need for introduction of CyanogenMod is required. Nearly 2 million unique installs should tell the tale. The largest series of custom ROM’s for various Android devices released a status update of its super popular CM7.
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