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Sony is preparing to launch a new tablet in the near future. The device codenamed C150 has been unveiled by a NenaMark1 benchmark, from where we’ve learned it will have a 1280×800 pixels screen, NVIDIA’s Tegra 3 1.4GHz quad-core processor, while Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich will run the show. And that’s about all we…
Samsung’s “version” of Ice Cream Sandwich for Galaxy S II doesn’t work for you? If you want something custom running on your SGS2, you’ll be glad to know that the Korean giant released the source code for its ICS kernel, allowing third party developers to (“legally”) get into action. Your best bet to get a…
Let’s say you live in the UK and don’t mind having a huge phone. Samsung Galaxy Note is the device for you and now you can get it without breaking a bank. Three has you covered offering the big phablet (phone/tablet) for free on a 38 GBP/month plan that includes 2,000 calling minutes and unlimited…
If you’re in Canada and want to grab yourself the Galaxy Nexus, you may care to know that your smartphone of choice is now available for free on three-year contracts from select operators, including Rogers, Bell and Fido. At the same time, Virgin Mobile’s and TELUS’ units are available for $39.99 and $79.99, respectively. Best…
We have great news for you Twitter power users out there, as the wildly popular social media site plans to revamp Tweetdeck for its devoted base of hardcore users. Resurrecting Tweetdeck slightly strays away from Twitter’s recent “mainstream” approach, and puts the focus back where it should be — you, the user. Apparently, the folks over at Twitter…
Remember Dell’s feeble attempt into the mobile space when it released its failed 5-inch Android tablet called the Streak 5? And when it killed the Streak 7? Well, the giant hardware maker of computers isn’t giving up easy, as the company sees Windows 8 becoming a big part of its future. In an interview with…
Sprint’s first LTE phones may come in the form of the Galaxy Nexus and LG Viper but that doesn’t mean that it’s done putting more great hardware on the front lines for the summer smartphone battle. The most recent rumor pegs the HTC One X to launch on June 10th and will be given the…
Mid-October 2011 was an interesting time to be an Android fan. In New York the Motorola Droid RAZR was announced, packing a 4.3 inch qHD (960 x 540 pixel) screen and 4G LTE connectivity in a body that was, and still is, ridiculously thin. Several hours later, in Hong Kong, Samsung and Google announced the…
There’s an image floating around the internets that many websites are claiming to be the final representation of what the hugely anticipated Samsung Galaxy S III will look like. The funny thing is that the image was originally posted by Eldar Murtazin, Editor in Chief of Mobile-Review. Love him or hate him, he’s right most…
All the information that’s currently floating around the internets about Samsung’s successor to the Galaxy S II, aptly called the Galaxy S III, is so ridiculously unreliable that we haven’t been able to paint an accurate picture of what to expect. Today though, that changes thanks to a piece from The Korea Times, which has…