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Earlier this month we saw the first live photos of the HTC Puccini, which is not only HTC’s first tablet to run Android Honeycomb, but also one of AT&T’s first LTE devices. Today we’ve got something a bit more juicy, the first live photos of the HTC Holiday, which promises to be AT&T’s first 4G…
Samsung, looking to attract some attention before IFA 2011 kicks off in Berlin and every consumer electronics company known to man starts flooding the inboxes of analysts, bloggers, and journalists with news of whatever shiny toy they’re announcing, has beaten everyone to the punch by revealing two devices today. The first, an update to the…
Group messaging has been on everyone’s radar since SXSW 2011 kicked off in March. How else would bloggers keep each other abreast about which brands are sponsoring (read: supplying an unlimited amount of free alcohol) the get togethers that would have otherwise never happened due to geographical issues? Three months later Apple would announce iMessage,…
Sprint and HTC issued a small firmware update for the HTC Evo 4G to fix a number of bugs and make the phone run as smoothly as possible. Here are the bugs and improvements the new firmware (version 4.53.651.1) brings: Integrated voice recognition accuracy with voice search and voice-to-text Image size issue with contact transfer…
If you’re looking for a cheap and “not that powerful” tablet, maybe the X10 AirPad offers all the things you need. It sports a 7-inch WVGA (800×480 pixels) touchscreen — by comparison the Samsung Galaxy Tab, HTC Flyer and Acer Iconia Tab A100 have a 1024×600 pixels screens — and the $199 price tag. In…
We’re not far away from the official announcement of the US Galaxy S 2 and we finally have a render of the Sprint, AT&T, and T-Mobile variants. Unfortunately, due to Hurricane Irene, the official announcement event has been delayed until Tuesday, August 30th. All three of the Galaxy S 2 variants feature the four button…
There’s not even a full week left of August, and as we get closer to October, we’ve got to begin to see more of the upcoming Google Nexus Prime, right? Well, no, but the likelihood is great and according to what you see above, the Prime may have just received its WiFi Certification. While it’s…
A new rumor coming from the hit-or-miss New York Post suggests that the much-rumored Amazon tablet could be coming out as early as September and it could be “hundreds less” than the Apple iPad. The move makes a lot of sense because even stellar iPad competitors like the Galaxy Tab 10.1 haven’t been able to…
Pandora announced its second-quarter results yesterday (remember, it’s public now) and it shows something quite incredible: mobile ads account for more than half of its overall advertising revenues. Pandora is one of the many companies which benefited from the app explosion, as it went from a cool business that was teetering on the brink of…
Believe it or not, it’s going on a year now since we were first introduced to Google’s idea of bringing the internet to your TV, with soft launches of its Logitech Revue and Sony TV products last September. Now, apparently Google is working on bringing its system to the UK within the next six months…