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The iPhone 5 rumors never cease, and this time we’ve got leaked images of a case which point to a few new design cues for the coming Apple smartphone. It’s not uncommon for case manufacturers to get design specs, dummy models or working models prior to a new iPhone’s release so that they can start…
Verizon’s 4G LTE is the hotness right now, but it’s not without issues. It seriously drains battery life and there was an unexpected outage a few weeks ago that left users without the lightning fast network for more than a day. In an effort to keep customers happy, Droid Charge and HTC Thunderbolt users will…
It seems like only yesterday that AT&T Android customers were outraged that they were limited to apps available only in the Android Market, or straight from AT&T. If a new company introduced an app available straight from its site, or even apps available exclusively from stores like Amazon, users were basically out of luck. The…
We caught our first glimpse of the Samsung Infuse 4G with Android back at CES, but we were limited to looking-but-no-touching status. A little over a week ago, we finally got our hands on the device in NYC, and we came away relatively impressed. The device has a large and vivid 4.5-inch touchscreen, and it’s…
When we think of Android devices and tablet sales, we think of Google and its manufacturing partners and the stake they have in the platform. But it’s easy to forget that components manufacturers are a big part of the picture, too. NVIDIA, for example, has provided its dual-core Tegra 2 processor for several smartphones and…
When we saw Samsung’s flexible AMOLED display at CES, we were a little excited about the possibilities – thinner devices, flexible gadgets and more. But anyone who has the slightest bit of experience with any sort of flexible plastic knows that they will crease if folded tight enough. Perhaps it was the least of our…
It’s easy to forget that our laptops and desktop computers are hubs for our entire lives. We do our banking online, send e-mails to our friends and loved ones, shop, store our photos and videos on our hard drives and a whole lot more. For most of us, our lives depend on these machines, yet…
Boost has just announced three new low-end Motorola devices for its iDen network to add a little variety for its budget-conscious customers. The Motorola Clutch + i475 is the successor to the Clutch and features a physical QWERTY keyboard, the Motorola Theory is a sleeker looking device that also sports a physical QWERTY keyboard in…
AT&T would give T-Mobile $6 billion in cash, assets and services if its proposed acquisition doesn’t go through. Yesterday we reported on a U.S. Senate hearing and it seemed like legislators were still unconvinced of the upsides of the deal. AT&T was even asked why it couldn’t just spend the $39 billion it planned to…
Sprint, who is strongly opposed to the AT&T and T-Mobile merger, is capitalizing on the uncertainty of T-Mobile customers by luring them with early termination fee credit offers. According to a leaked ad, Sprint is offering current T-Mobile customers the opportunity to port their numbers to Sprint, and will credit them for the early termination…