Rogers has already started accepting preorders for the HTC One X, though we still don’t know when the device will start shipping. Actually now we do have that information as well thanks to the leaked document pictured above. So if everything goes as planned, the first One X units will go out on April 20th.…
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Verizon’s HTC Incredible 4G caught in the wild
We’ve already told you Verizon is preparing to launch a new Incredible device, this time with LTE connectivity. Thanks to the good folks of AndroidPolice, we now know how the Incredible 4G will look like (as you can see from the image above0. It is said that the forthcoming smartphone will rock a 4-inch qHD…
Google Currents now available throughout the world
Google Currents is no longer a U.S.-only app and now everyone who has access to the Apple AppStore or Google Play can get it and enjoy news and magazines in a whole new way. Alongside this international rollout, Google also made sure there are local partners on board, including such publications as The Guardian in…
The A5 chip in the $399 iPad 2 is 40% smaller thanks to Samsung’s 32 nm technology
Apple’s A4, A5, and A5X chips have all been made using 45 nanometer transistors. At least that’s what we thought. According to a report from Chipworks, the $399 iPad 2 and the new 1080p enabled Apple TV are using a 32 nanometer version of the A5. Why is this important? Smaller transistors translate to smaller…
Windows Phone has a Ford Puma-like problem – everyone likes it but not many wants to buy it
Although the brand new Nokia Lumia 900 is selling like hot cupcakes at Amazon, it’s a fact that Windows Phone is still far, far behind iOS and Android. And while we’ve no doubts Microsoft will keep pushing its mobile platform, it’s still not clear that many users will jump on board. In fact, according to…
UK: Vodafone’s Samsung Galaxy S II getting Ice Cream Sandwich update today!
Vodafone UK users with the Samsung Galaxy S II should get their Ice Cream Sandwich update later today! Although the date (April 12th) could change, something tells us the Big Red carrier doesn’t want to play too much with its user base’s nerves – and this is especially true since pretty much all other British…
Text messaging program helps people manage diabetes
We love seeing mobile technology making life better for non tech-savvy users. In that sense we bring you the story involving Medicaid managed care organization D.C. Chartered Health Plan and their new text messaging program designed to help its members better manage diabetes. According to official stats, those living in the D.C. are prone to…
Springpad 3.0 is even easier to use, comes with an improved UI
Springpad, which we know as Evernote’s arch-rival, is now in version 3.0, promising to make it even easier to share, discover and “act” on notes “with the help of those you trust.” The main new thing of this release is the ability to make sense of the real-time web services — Springpad 3.0 is touted…
Canada’s Metro News launches iOS and Android apps
Canada’s most read (and free) national daily newspaper Metro launched its Android and iOS apps, along with a new website and a $5-million national ad campaign. At the same time, the magazine expanded to 6 additional cities across the country and now covers 15 markets. Readers obviously liked the apps, with Metro News taking the…
Nokia spends more money on making a Lumia 900 than Apple does on making an iPhone 4S
Anyone who has ever picked up an iPhone knows how incredibly well built the device is compared to everything else on the market. Sure, the decision to make the back of the iPhone out of glass was a mistake, but barring that … the thing is built like a German tank. The same can be…









