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HTC Puccini screens leak (again), to be known as Jetstream on AT&T?
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HTC's Puccini tablet is shaping up to be the company's worst kept secret. This latest batch of leaked screen shots over on PocketNow show off the tab's skinned homescreen where a clearly visible AT&T widget indicates a missing SIM card, and the Settings menu which points us to the product's possible release name -- Jetstream. The 10-inch slate, said to pack a dual-core 1.5GHz processor, 8 megapixel rear-facing camera and Scribe functionality, appears to have a "true" 4G LTE AT&T destiny ahead of it, with a potential launch coming before the close of this year. Make sure to hit the source below for an additional look at this Android slate.
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Euro Motorola ATRIX owners have to wait until Q4 for Gingerbread
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While owners of the Motorola ATRIX 4G for AT&T in the U.S. have been basking in Gingerbread glory since last month, it looks like their European counterparts will have to wait quite a bit longer before the Christmas cookie version of Android arrives for them.
In an update on its official Facebook page today, Motorola's European division said that it expects to "begin rolling out the Android 2.3 upgrade in Europe in early Q4." More details on timing and carriers would be provided as they become available.
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Motorola DROID Bionic appears in Best Buy Buyer's Guide, still no price or launch date
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Like sands through an hourglass, these are the slow moving 'Days before the Motorola DROID Bionic launch'. It's not like we are not seeing more and more confirmation of the specs, such as the 4.3 inch qHD display, or the 1GHz dual-core processor or the 8MP camera on back that captures video at 1080p. It's just that time seems to be moving slowly when it comes to the DROID Bionic. And while the latest leak shows the phone in Best Buy's latest circular, there is still no mention of a launch date or price.
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AT&T to offer only unlimited messaging plans starting August 21
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AT&T has announced that it will be streamlining its text messaging plans by keeping only the unlimited option. The 1000 messages for $10 plan will be retired starting August 21, when new customers will be presented only the options for $20 individual unlimited messaging or $30 family unlimited messaging.
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HP Discontinues webOS Handsets, Touchpad, and Entire Ecosystem
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Today HP revealed that they would be announcing that it will completely discontinue operations for all webOS devices. This affects the HP TouchPad and all webOS handsets. This does not mean that webOS will be cancelled altogether and forever, though it certainly doesn’t bode well for those who’ve invested in the HP/webOS combination in the meantime. This comes after less than stellar sales on the TouchPad and a request from Best Buy for HP to take back all their tablets.
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Intel Tips Crypto Element for 'Ivy Bridge' Chips
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Intel announced a digital random-number generator (DRNG) at an industry conference on Thursday, that the company said would be incorporated in future Intel products to be announced next month.
Intel's DRNG will be built into the "uncore" peripheral logic that will surround the cores at the heart of Intel's 22-nm chips, Intel executives said. The DRNG will be built into products "across the spectrum" of Intel products, Intel executives said.
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Samsung Unpacked teaser hints at updated Galaxy S II
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At the upcoming Unpacked event at IFA in Berlin, Samsung may reveal an updated version of its Galaxy S II smartphone, SlashGear learned from a teaser YouTube video that's been since made private. The so-called "light" teaser talks about "something big," which could indicate a larger screen size, perhaps up to 4.5 inches.
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Google tests infinite scroll in web results
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Google has confirmed that it is testing infinite scrolling in its web search results, meaning we could see an end to clicking through pages of results.
Although the search giant rolled infinite scrolling out to image searches some time ago, it has dragged its heels about bringing the feature to the web.
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Google Maps adds current weather conditions for those who hate being rained on (video)
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Here's a nice little addition to Google Maps -- current weather conditions. The feature is live now on the site, accessible by clicking the weather layer on the upper right hand corner of a map. Selecting the feature will overlay conditions culled from Weather.com, anywhere in the world. The results include the temperature and icons for the sun, rain, clouds and the moon, when that part of the world goes dark. Also new is cloud coverage from the US Naval Research Lab. Video of new feature after the break for those who like piña coladas but can't stand getting caught in the rain.
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Vodafone lists Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray as ‘coming soon’
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Not exactly a release date, but news nonetheless. Vodafone has just launched a sign up page for the Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray. The not-so-Neo Xperia Ray had us stumped in June, but we’ve found much to love in the bite-sized handset since. With a 3.3-inch FWVGA resolution touch screen and Gingerbread on-board, this could be one of Android’s finest value handsets to date.
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Samsung's Ice Cream Sandwich phone detailed again
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What looks to be Samsung's roadmap for the rest of 2011 has made its way on to the internet, including details of the GT-I9220, Samsung's first Ice Cream Sandwich handset.
Alongside the much-anticipated Android upgrade, it comes rocking a massive 4.65-inch Super AMOLED screen with 1280x720 pixel resolution.
Aside from the fact that it sports a 5MP camera, other details on this telecommunications behemoth are scarce, but we suspect it may well turn out to be the next flagship Android handset – Google Nexus Prime, anyone?
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Future Apple iPads to be powered by Sharp displays
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Currently the iPad 2 features displays from LG and Samsung with LG commanding the lion’s share of production. According to Reuters this is due to change. Allegedly Apple is “working out a deal with Sharp” involving a pre-payment (up to $1 billion) to ensure future display supply.
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Details reveal Motorola can't settle patents without Google
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The details of Google's buyout of Motorola have been filed with the SEC. Revealed is the fact that Motorola cannot grant patent rights or settle patent claims without Google's approval. This would mean Google would have say whether Motorola would settle in its current case against Apple or Microsoft, for example.
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Apple is #1 in Mobile PC Shipment in Q2 2011 according to DisplaySearch
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Apple shipped over 13.5 million mobile PCs in Q2 2011 for 136% Y/Y shipment growth, overtaking HP for the top spot, according to preliminary results from the latest DisplaySearch Quarterly Mobile PC Shipment and Forecast Report. Nearly 80% of Apple’s mobile PC shipments were iPads, which reached over 10.7 million units, for 107% Y/Y growth. Apple’s total mobile PC shipments (notebook and tablet PCs) were 3.9 million units more than HP’s nearly 9.7 million units for the quarter. Obviously if one does not count tablets as a mobile PC, Apple would not be in the lead.
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Best Buy throws in a free Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 when you purchase a 3D-enabled HDTV
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Here comes a deal that you do not see every day – starting this Sunday, Best Buy is giving a free Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, a 16-gig Wi-Fi-only model, to be exact, with the purchase of a 46-inch Samsung 3D-enabled HDTV. The TV is priced at $1,499, which makes the offer sound pretty tempting considering that the tablet itself costs a third of that.
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