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New details trickle in for Verizon’s XFON
The picture grows a little bit clearer today for the Verizon edition of the so-called X Phone/XFON as new details have surfaced. Thanks to the team at Droid Life we now have an understanding as to what model number and basic specs to look forward …
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Sony intros ‘world’s slimmest and lightest tablet’, Tablet Z
Sony today introduced the “world’s slimmest and lightest” tablet, the Tablet Z. Built with many of the same design cues and aesthetics of the Xperia Z smartphone, the 10.1-inch tablet will launch globally in Q2 calendar 2013. Powered by Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, hardware details …
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ZTE first to offer Tegra 4 powered smartphone
NVIDIA and ZTE last night announced that the Chinese handset maker would be first to offer a smartphone employing the new quad-core processor. Due in the first half of the year, the superphone will feature the Tegra 4 processor and its “72 custom NVIDIA GeForce cores and …
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ZTE intros 5-inch Nubia Z5
ZTE today announced its latest Android smartphone, the 5-inch Nubia Z5. Details are pretty much everything that has been leaked over the last few week, including a 1920 x 1080 pixel IPS display. Specs for the Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean handset include a 1.5GHz quad-core …
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Toshiba intros $350 Excite 10 SE tablet for December 6
Toshiba today introduced a new tablet, the Excite 10 SE, a rather affordable 10-inch experience with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean at its core. Priced at $349.99, the tablet arrives later this week (December 6), and should muddy up the Android waters a bit. We’re still …
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NVIDIA TegraZone eclipses 6 million downloads
Apparently you Nexus 7 owners love to game on your new tablets. NVIDIA just dropped us a line advising that the TegraZone has eclipsed the 6 million download mark. Not too bad when you consider the 5 million milestone just happened in September. Sounds like …
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ZTE Apache rumored with 8-core processor
Awww, how cute… your dual-core and quad-core handsets are so darling. Check out my new 8-core smartphone. If the recent chatter is correct, this is exactly what some will be saying in the shorter term as ZTE is said to be working on such a …
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GLBenchmark lets slip LG F240K smartphone with 1080p display
Looking for a hi-def display? Well, a bit more patience may net you a new LG phone here soon. While we’ve seen 1080p displays on the DROID DNA, we should be seeing another soon, according to some GLBenchmark results. The phone is dubbed the LG …
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AT&T lists HTC One X+ and One VX for November 16
AT&T has announced that it will soon be offering the HTC One X+ and One VX as part of its Android portfolio. Both smartphones arrive on November16 and will take their rightful place at the upper and mid-range echelon. The One X+ will run $199.99 …
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TegraZone intros pair of Tegra 3-optimized titles
International Snooker Pro and Expendable: Rearmed arrive with enhancements designed for the quad-core CPU.
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Zombie Driver comes to Android; win one of two free Nexus 7 tablets!
Celebrate the latest Tegra optimized game release with a contest! Win a free tablet!
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Sprint to offer $200 Optimus G on November 9
Sprint, coming just hours after AT&T and their Optimus G announcement, have come out with pricing and a launch date for the quad-core smartphone. Look for their version to arrive on November 9 with the same $199.99 price tag, with a two-year service agreement. The …
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LG Optimus to cost $199, arrive at AT&T on November 2
AT&T today cleared up the final pieces of the puzzle as it pertains to the Optimus G, giving us both price and official launch date. A short post from the carrier’s blog advises that the quad-core 4G LTE smartphone will cost $199.99 with a two-year …
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LG Optimus G headed to AT&T, Sprint
LG today announced that the Optimus G will be soon arriving at AT&T and Sprint stores around the country. Pricing and exact timing are not yet clear however we certainly expect something in the next few weeks. Sprint and AT&T will be among the first …
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AT&T locks down HTC One X+ as U.S. exclusive; will offer One VX as well
AT&T has done it again, locking down the exclusive rights to the U.S. version of the HTC One X+. As was the case with its predecessor, the One X, AT&T will be the sole provider (for now) of the new flagship HTC handset. Pricing and …
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