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Sprint announced today that it will start selling Samsung’s mid-range tablet, the Galaxy Tab 3 7.0. The 7-inch Android powered slate will become available on October 11 for the low price of $49.99 with a two-year customer agreement. The Galaxy Tab 3 features a 7-inch display with WSVGA (1024 x 600) resolution, a 1.7 GHz…
Samsung’s got a trick or two left up their sleeves, and the Galaxy J looks to be more than just a parlour trick. The device, which is in essence a souped up Galaxy S4 was leaked today via a Japanese carrier brochure, and will be part of NTT DoCoMo’s late 2013 – early 2014 device…
While Google Glass still hasn’t been released to the public, there certainly isn’t a short supply of soon to be competition already. Unsurprisingly, Samsung may be looking to get into the “Glass” arena to challenge Google in the market with Gear Glass. With the Galaxy Gear already available, we’re not surprised to hear that Samsung…
If you’re looking to pick up a Sony Xperia Tablet Z, now is a better time than ever. From today until October 26th, Sony is offering a free charging cradle or a $50 gift card when you purchase an Xperia Tablet Z from brick and mortar Sony stores, or a Sony retail partner. The offer applies to…
LG is beginning mass production of flexible OLED panels for smartphones, helping to usher in the age of flexible displays on our mobile devices, tablets and even wearable tech. “The flexible display market is expected to grow quickly as this technology is expected to expand further into diverse applications including automotive displays, tablets and wearable…
Microsoft pushed out an update to Skype for the iPhone and the iPad that brings a new look and feel to the app. Not surprisingly, the popular video messaging client has a new look and feel that blends in with Apple’s latest OS. It’s one of many high-profile apps to jump on the bandwagon and…
Verizon Wireless will be among the U.S. carriers getting the HTC One Max, the Taiwanese company’s first phablet. As you can see from the image above, this model will have Verizon’s logo instead of HTC’s one, making sure you don’t forget which company you’re paying for the mobile service. A guy at Android Central forums…
Right now if you want a customized version of the Moto X, you’ll have to go for AT&T’s model. That, however, may change soon with EVleaks claiming Verizon customers will soon be able to join the party. The popular leak source says that the Big Red carrier will add the same customization capability on November…
Xiaomi’s hot-new MI3 (or that’s MiPhone 3?) will start shipping on October 15th when users of China Mobile will be able to get the version of the smartphone with NVIDIA’s powerful Tegra 4 chip. That’s the model with China-based TD-SCDMA 3G radio that won’t work anywhere else in the world (at least not on 3G…
It is said that the next Nexus 10 won’t be made by Samsung but Asus, which also makes the Nexus 7. And guess what – the launch is getting closer, as attested by the screenshot above, tweeted by none else but EVleaks. Unfortunately, we still don’t know the date nor the hardware the Nexus 10…