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As part of its new collection of devices, NTT DoCoMo added three Panasonic devices, two smartphones and one tablet. We already know pretty much everything about the Eluga Power, but we haven’t heard of Eluga V and Eluga Live tablet before. The first of the two is an Android Ice Cream Sandwich smartphone with a…
ESPN Radio revamped its iOS app, which now supports the iPad. Available as a free download, the application provides users with “personalized sports listening experience” both live and on demand (and offline), while also including a new feature that allows fans to build their own sports stations. The basic ESPN Radio service is free to…
Evernote released a major update to its Android app, adding a bunch of features and improvements along the way. As soon as you tap the Evernote icon, you’ll notice a new homescreen from where you can not only create new notes, but also quickly search and browse for existing ones by Notebooks, Tags and Places.…
Anything The Wall Street Journal reports regarding Apple rumors is usually true, so we’re excited that their latest piece says that the sixth generation iPhone will have a screen that’s “at least” 4 inches diagonal. Considering that the iPhone will turn 5 years old next month, and for all those years it’s stayed at 3.5…
Deloitte Digital released a neat infographic illustrating modern digital disruption and the impact that digital technologies have on the way we do business. Some of the key stats include: 4.8 billion people worldwide own mobile phones, whereas only 4.2 billion people have a toothbrush. 77% of consumers interact with brands on Facebook, with the popular…
Telefonica has unveiled a pan-European data roaming tariff for smartphone subscribers, offering 25MB of data usage for 2 EUR a day. The Spanish-owned operator group said the new tariff protects customers from “bill shock” and is also significantly below the new price caps announced by the European Union last week. As a reminder, EU ruled…
Security experts at MobileIron announced a deal with HTC through the Taiwanese company’s HTCPro program, which provides mobile solutions for companies and their employees while ensuring that HTC’s entire portfolio is business-ready. HTCpro delivers “consistent enterprise enablement across all HTC devices,” and combined with MobileIron software – it gives IT departments essential enterprise features to…
Apple and Samsung have an interesting relationship. They compete against each other in the smartphone space, but when it comes to components, Apple simply can’t make anything without buying screens, processors, and memory chips from Samsung. Now Apple knows this, so they’ve been doing their best to wean themselves off the Samsung tit. According to…
Analyst Shaw Wu issued a note to investors yesterday that says according to his sources, Apple is going to make between 20% and 25% less iPhones in Q2 2011 because the company is preparing their factories for the upcoming sixth generation iPhone. Should we believe Shaw? Absolutely. Apple shipped 35 million iPhones during the first…
Operators need to buy spectrum, usually from governments, in order to build their networks. How do governments price spectrum? They have an auction, so the guy who is willing to pay the most money is also going to get the most spectrum. Verizon won an auction back in 2008 for some of that invisible gold,…