The promotional videos for the Motorola RAZR, the latest phone on the block, have been released. Apart from being the ‘thinnest smartphone ever made’, most of the hype is about inclusion of the Gorilla Glass and its Kevlar coating which means it is practically impervious to screen scratches.
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Wondering who will be the lucky carriers, carrying the very first Android Ice Cream Sandwich-powered smartphone? Anticipate no further … As Samsung and Google revealed the latest Galaxy Nexus they specified that this product will be accessible all across the globe, and three of the most reputed and dominating(the market) British operators declared that they will be among the service providers.
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Android developer Breezy has already managed to bring Android 4.0 ie Ice Cream Sandwich to the Nexus S 4G. The developer has been working off the Android image from latest SDK release.
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The video streaming platform has been on the tablets for some time now, but now Sony wants a simple music streaming app which can run on any of the Android tablets, which will also provide access to the cloud based music unlimited network. it will be attainable via download , an app for any Android tablet junkie to freak out on, though this app will be hitting on Sony Ericsson’s Tablet S first.
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Yes, you read that right. The US version of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7 Plus is attainable and now available for pre-order on Amazon; pre-orders for Samsung’s 7-inch Galaxy Tab Plus went live inEurope sometime last week. Be that as it may, there is still no statement on a specific release date. The Samsung news just keeps pouring in.
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Go ahead to and sign up Samsung.com(but keep coming back here to be briefed) , to keep yourself informed about whenever the genuine and approved updates are accessible. Complying with, and allowing you to pick either of these – Verizon, Cellular South (now C Spire), AT&T, Sprint, US Cellular, T-Mobile, and MetroPCS networks; we are still restricted from recognizing which of these carriers the gadget will be released to. Keep referring to our blog, and you will be ahead of all your tech savvy buddies to get the latest info on the Galaxy Nexus from Samsung, as we do our best to care for your needs.
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Have you ever wondered how well are the Android tablets selling?
According to the god father of Android, Andy Rubin , who provided a detail about it, 6 million tablets have been sold at AsiaD yesterday. We had previously heard that only 3.4 million Honeycomb tablets have been sold till now, from developer estimates, previously this month. If these developer estimates were to be precise, that means that a little over half the Android tablets out there, are Honeycomb.
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Screenshot – an image of a your current phone display that can be saved as a graphics file, a feature many rooted, Sense 3.0 and Galaxy series users take for granted. This feature is fun, not only a tool for sharing (and boasting), but also pivotal for reviewing apps and pointing out errors.
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After a bad week in court, Samsung hears some dandy news. While Apple claimed “Samsung misrepresented its intent to license certain patents on fair terms”, federal judge Lucy Koh in California has disregarded some of Apple’s antitrust claims against Samsung. Nevertheless, Apple can still reform it by revising their complaint.
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Duke Nukem , the ever popular game is making its way to Android smartphones. The game is already available for the iPhone and iPod Touch and will soon be playable on all devices which support Android 2.1 and above.
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The Sony Ericsson XPERIA Ray is one of the most intriguing smartphone I have ever used. This phone goes against the current trend of expensive larger screen smartphones with high-specs or small and fat smartphones with low-specs. So I found it refreshing when Sony Ericsson announced the XPERIA Ray, a small screen smartphone with a reasonably high specifications. For all intent and purpose, the XPERIA Ray is a midget version of the rather excellent XPERIA Arc. Continue reading “Sony Ericsson XPERIA Ray review”
The Google Nexus Prime, the first Android Ice Cream Sandwich device that will be manufactured by Samsung has been spotted on a Singaporean online store.
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Motorola recently announced the new Motorola Atrix 2 smartphone. This handset is the successor of the highly popular Motorola Atrix smartphone, which was announced earlier this year at CES 2011.
Motorola recently announced the new Motorola Atrix 2 smartphone. This handset is the successor of the highly popular Motorola Atrix smartphone, which was announced earlier this year at CES 2011. The specs of both the devices are almost similar, except the large 4.3 inch qHD and an 8 megapixel camera. Sadly, this handset comes with a 1785 mAh battery, instead of the powerful 1930 mAh battery, which was found in the original Atrix smartphone. This handset will be exclusively available for the AT&T customers in the US. Check out the complete specs below. Continue reading “Motorola Announces The Powerful Motorola Atrix 2 Smartphone”
Motorola Mobility is being sued by a patent holding company that is partially funded by Google. This lawsuit is one of the many innovation-stifling mobile patent disputes currently engulfing the smartphone industry. Continue reading “Motorola sued by Google-funded patent firm”
