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FCC hints at AT&T version of Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3
AT&T may be in line to offer the Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3, according to documents recently spied at the FCC. A version of the gargantuan smartphone has been spotted with support for AT&T’s HSPA+ bands, leading us to assume that Ma Bell will carry the …
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HTC M4 rumored with metal-alloy chassis, June release
A mid-range take on the HTC One flagship experience, the HTC “M4“, has been tossing about the rumor mill for a few months. Once reported to be an HTC First without the Facebook Home integration, the phone may prove to be a little more powerful. …
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Larry Page hints at rugged Motorola devices
Yesterday, Google officially announced their first 2013 quarterly earnings, and according to Google’s CEO Larry Page,they had a very strong start to 2013, with $14.0 billion in revenue, up 31% year-on-year – Motorola Mobile revenues were $1.02 billion, which is less as compared to last quarter …
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Google may be working on an Android “game center” with chat, multiplayer, achievements, leaderboards, and more
If you’re a gamer, chances are, you’ve noticed how Google is missing a really good gaming platform to incorporate all users. Now, however, it looks like that may change. According to a leak from Android Police, an APK (Android program file) teardown leads us to …
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Archos intros affordable smartphone threesome
Due in May, these three cost only $99 on the low end and $249 on the high.
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Amazon Appstore expanding to 200 more countries in coming months
Amazon this week announced that the Amazon Appstore will be expansion to nearly 200 countries over the next few months. As part of the global growth, developers will be able to take advantage of the tools available today, including 1-click purchasing, in-app purchases, GameCircle, and …
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Samsung Galaxy S4 to launch at seven U.S. carriers in April
Samsung today confirmed that the flagship Android experience that is the Galaxy S4 will arrive in the coming days. Officially touching down in April, there are seven providers expected to carry the Samsung smartphone. Among those lined up to offer the Galaxy S4 are Verizon, …
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LG confirmed to host May 1 press event
Just last Friday night we exclusively reported that LG would be holding a press event in New York on May 1. The details were light at the time however we suspected it would be centered around the U.S. release of the Optimus G Pro. An invitation …
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Motorola’s “just right” size devices reported to run stock Android
The first batch of devices to come from the Motorola and Google partnership will run stock Android and feature the right size of displays. Using the mindset that “better is better” and not “bigger is better”, these smartphones are reported to feature thin bezels not …
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Pantech flagship Vega Iron rumored to take on Samsung Galaxy S4, HTC One
Pantech, a handset maker known for its affordable and powerful Android alternatives, looks to be ready for another fight. According to recent rumors, a Pantech Vega Iron is slated to arrive in a few weeks and will be taking the fight to Samsung, HTC, and …
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Android isn’t just fun and games, it also helps keep the streets safe
If you have an Android, you know how amazing the platform really is. It beautifully syncs with Google services, the endless apps to choose from are great, and in the end the most important part is that it’s reliable. So reliable in fact, that New …
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Huawei EDGE leaked, a high-end smartphone with a sexy design
Huawei is not the leading smartphone brand in the world, but they do have a tendency to introduce phones that can hang with the best of them. Take for instance the Ascend P2, a smartphone good enough to go head-to-head with phones like the Samsung …
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LG Optimus F7 making its way to Boost Mobile LTE lineup?
Back at the MWC, LG introduced a pair of new Optimus F5 smartphones, one of them the LG Optimus F7. In brief, it’s a mid-end Android powered phone with a good set of specs. Tech blog 9to5Google is claiming that Boost Mobile will be launching …
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ASUS MeMO Pad lands in USA for $149
Earlier this year, ASUS introduced the $150 Android tablet known as ASUS MeMO Pad. Today, the tablet lands in the USA as one of the More inexpensive tablets around. Don’t be fooled by the cost, mind you. There’s plenty under the hood for the money. The …
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