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T-Mobile and Google sent us an invite to an afterparty for the night of Wednesday’s rumored Google Music event but you have to wonder what role T-Mobile is going to play in that announcement. Leaked screenshots suggest Google will begin selling tracks and albums as part of Google Music but the company has also promised…
It looks like the Amazon Kindle Fire is shipping a little early, and a bunch of reviews have already crossed the wire today. The most tantalizing things about the Amazon Kindle Fire is that it manages to provide 1.2 GHz of dual-core goodness for only $200, but after skimming some of the reviews, it’s readily…
AT&T has just announced the LTE- equipped Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 along with six new LTE market that are set to go live on November 20th. To make the deal even sweeter, AT&T will be giving away a Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket with the purchase of the Tab 8.9. A free Galaxy S II…
It looks like Lenovo has been hard at work developing a new 10.1-inch Android tablet rocking Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0 and a quad-core Tegra 3 chip. Information on whether this slate will release this year at the company’s home country of China or beyond is a little fuzzy at the moment. Besides that, the 10.1-inch tab…
MobiHand, a prominent third-party app store, looks like it’s on the financial ropes. One developer is claiming that it is still owed over $160,000 in royalties dating back to July, while many others are chiming in that they’re past due on payments within the same timeframe. The folks at EasyTether did get an e-mail back…
More evidence of Google working on a music store has arisen. Based on this batch of new screenshots, this feature looks like it will be merged into the the Market and Music app. Almost every industry expert expects Google will launch on November 16 as another mini store of the Android Market. Several pages in the…
Up in Canada, Bell Mobility has confirmed that they’ll have the Samsung Galaxy Nexus available in early December. The word “exclusive” didn’t enter into the marketing parlance anywhere, so it’s probably safe assume that Rogers and TELUS will start talking about their launch plans too. (Update: Bell just confirmed that it is, indeed an exclusive!)…
We’ve already seen surveys which suggest that the Amazon Kindle Fire will be a big hit with consumers and the latest survey from Appcelerator indicates that the developer interest is there too. The latest survey clearly states that the Amazon Kindle Fire has the chance to be the breakthrough Android tablet that many developers have…
When Verizon Wireless launched the Motorola Droid back in October 2009, no one could have predicted how wildly successful or long lasting their ensuing marketing campaign would become. The theme for each and every Droid device that has since come out has been bleeding edge technology, so advanced that you can use it to destroy…
Motorola’s impossibly thin RAZR, known as the Droid RAZR in the United States, was recently disemboweled by our friends at iFixit. Taking it apart was no easy task, doing so effectively breaks the device, but once the Kevlar back came off … magic happens. Inside there’s a dual core 1.2 GHz processor made by Texas…