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According to a Bloomberg report, Apple wont’ have to say publicly on its UK website that Samsung didn’t copy the iPad. A London judge reportedly delayed this order until an appeal is heard in October. This is good news for Apple, which was likely reeling after an earlier decision required the company to post a…
At the core, I’m an Apple user. I have an iPhone, an iPad, an iPod Touch and more than one Mac kicking around the house. Even with all these Apple devices, I can’t resist the allure of Android. With its widgets and turn-by-turn navigation, I often grab my Galaxy Nexus over my iPhone 4S when…
During its Q2 2012 earnings call today, Sprint outed the soon to be released Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE. I know, these guys just can’t get enough of these long-ass names. The Photon Q runs Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich), along with The Now Network’s newly-launched LTE network, and looks just like its Photon 4G brethren.…
NVIDIA’s uber-fast Tegra 3 quad-core processor is stepping into some new terrain in the future, as it will soon power Miracast wireless displays. Integrating the Tegra 3 into said wireless display technology will provide a faster experience with lower touch latency and more. Miracast is the WiFi-Alliance’s lovechild, which is aiming to making its specifications…
Stamped, one of my favorite apps and what I personally named one of the best in 2011, is out with version 2.0 of its app. It’s completely redesigned and reimagined with features that give it new purpose and celebrity users like Justin Bieber, Ellen DeGeneres, and Ryan Seacrest to help reel in some more users.…
Path, a small San Francisco based social networking company, has come through with more improvements. Today the company announced version 2.5 of its iPhone and Android app, which is the first major update its released since 2.0 hit in November 2011. This news comes after the app’s recent addition of Nike+ Fuelband integration. Now Path…
Sprint just announced its earnings for Q2 2012 — and I use the word “earnings” loosely. The carrier is reporting a net loss of $1.4 billion, a diluted net loss of $0.46 per share, and an operating loss of $629 million. It’s not all bad news for Sprint, though. Revenue for the quarter was $7.3…
It seems like forever ago. In early June, Google held an event to show off its 3D mapping technology that would be making its way into the Google Earth for Android and iOS applications. The event was largely believed to be in response to Apple’s imminent move to develop a 3D maps program of their…
GetJar recently shared some new stats pertaining to an application that got on board with the company’s virtual currency program. And just in case that you don’t necessarily believe that virtual currency is the way to go, the company also just announced some very impressive details on the program’s growth in a short amount of time. If…
We’ve almost forgot about US Cellular’s version of the HTC Flyer, thinking it got its Honeycomb update along with the rest of the pack (last year’s December). Wrong – it’s still running Gingerbread. For like a dozen of you who own US Cellular’s version of the Flyer, you’ll be glad to know that now you…