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Motorola followed Nokia in Wednesday’s big mobile showdown in NYC. The American manufacturer used the event to unveil it latest flagship phone, the RAZR HD. As expected, the RAZR HD is the continuation of the RAZR series of Android smartphones. The RAZR HD will boast the following specs: 4.7-inch HD (1280 x 720p) display with…
For those of you out there who own either one of Sprint’s Nexus devices, it may be time for you to rejoice. Rumor has it, that Samsung is readying Jelly Bean (Android 4.1) updates to go out this week to the Galaxy Nexus and Nexus S. The folks over at Android Central had a reliable…
Move over, Amazon. Barnes and Noble is upgrading their tablet line as well. Not to be outdone by the refreshed Kindle line expected at an event in Santa Monica tomorrow, a “reliable source” for Engadget has confirmed that Barnes and Noble is working on an update to its Nook Tablet to be released this fall. The source…
comScore have released their latest report on mobile operating system market share in the US for the period ending July 2012. Google’s Android grew by 1.4% in the quarter and now finds itself on 52.2% of all smartphones. Apple’s iOS also grew, gaining 2.0% and breaking the one-third barrier with a 33.4% share of the…
After few delays, Huawei has unveiled when its flagship smartphone, D quad, will finally start hitting store shelves. The date is set for September 12th when the quad-core CPU-equipped device will be available for 2699 Yuan, which translates into $425. That’s the price of the unlocked device in China, requiring no contract signing with the…
If you’re looking for a decent great Android smartphone but don’t want to commit on any carrier contracts, T-Mobile and Walmart may have something for you. Now you can get yourself the Samsung Galaxy S II for $299 from the big retail chain. Of course, you’ll also need some minutes, texts and data, and T-Mobile…
Korea Telecom is working on an awesome hardware that promises to usher the new era in mobile computing. It’s a laptop computer that has no memory, no CPU and no OS inside it, relying instead on an Android smartphone to provide the intelligence. In that sense, KT calls it the smartphone accessory that provides users…
AT&T is out with a nifty new smartphone from Pantech called the Flex. The entry-level device seems like a typical smartphone with average specifications, but it has one feature in particular that helps it stand out and targets a specific market: an “easy experience” mode. We’ll just call it easy mode for short. While easy…
Last week at the IFA 2012 event in Berlin, we all got to see Sony’s new flagship device known as the Xperia T. Of course, at the time, details were scarce when it came to what U.S. carrier the handset would land on. Now there’s speculation that the Xperia T may hit the second largest…
Verizon is having quite the busy morning with the announcement of the LG Intuition and now the Samsung Galaxy Stellar. We had an idea that the Galaxy Stellar would get official soon, especially since the handset started landing in Best Buy stores a week ago. The phone will be hitting Big Red’s stores this Thursday with a $50…