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Thought HTC was done with the One line for now? Think again. It looks like that One XXL may be real after all. A new benchmark has popped up, showing a new HTC handset rocking a 1.7 GHz quad-core processor and Ice Cream Sandwich in tow. Will this be HTC’s flagship handset for the second…
As rumored, Sprint will be launching a white version of the EVO 4G LTE this Sunday. Following in the steps of the EVO 4G and the EVO 3D before it, the white version of HTC’s latest EVO handset might be a little more appealing than the original handset’s color scheme, which not too many people were fond…
The Samsung Galaxy S III went on sale today at Verizon Wireless. The Andoid smartphone is available in a 16GB configuration for $199 and a 32GB size for $249. Both options include a two-year customer agreement. Color choices on Verizon include a Pebble Blue and Marble White. The Galaxy S III has an impressive set…
Just when you thought the Nexus 7 couldn’t be anymore mystical, think again. A YouTube user by the name of wwscoggin discovered a hidden feature within the Jelly Bean Android 4.1 powered slate. It turns out, the Nexus 7 has been found to feature a Smart Cover-like magnetic sensor that, with the proper cover, will turn…
When it comes to technology, New York has been doing many interesting things as of late. Just yesterday, we reported how the Empire State was in the process of turning all its old payphones into free WiFi hotspots. If that wasn’t enough innovation for ya’, there’s more. NYC announced today that it will be testing…
AT&T and Sprint are rolling out an update for the Samsung Galaxy S III that will remove the universal search bar, limiting the search functionality to web and not including locally-installed stuff like apps, contacts and messages. It is said that the move is related to Apple’s lawsuit against Samsung, which prompted Google and the…
Amazing Alex is now available for iPhone and Android devices, with PC, Mac and Windows Phone versions following soon. Rovio, which is best known for its Angry Birds franchise, turned to Facebook to share the good news from where we also got the links to download the game. For some reason, searching for Amazing Alex…
It’s been a while since we last heard anything from Philips. Today we caught their new device, which most us won’t be able to get. The reason is simple – it’s one of those smartphones destined for China and I assume some other Far East countries. That, however, doesn’t mean we should be sorry about…
Endomondo has once again updated its Android app, with versions for other platforms most likely getting the same treatment in the near future. Without further ado, here’s what this release brings to the table: Ability to pause a workout before stopping it – no longer will you accidentally tap the stop button. Instead, pressing it…
Adobe and NBC are going to change the way you see the Olympics, literally. With the introduction of a new pair of applications for iOS and Android, the team has set off to bring the Summer Olympics to your smartphone and tablet. Powered by a fist full of Adobe’s own products (Air, PhotoShop, Flex, and…