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Nokia E7 now available in the USA [$680 ... are you mental?]
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Nokia’s flagship enterprise focused device, the E7, has finally come to the United States after an excruciatingly long wait time. This thing was announced back in September 2010, so that’s what … over...
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HP now offering Verizon-branded Palm Pre 2 for zilch on contract
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Living within the screwy reality of the subsidized phone world sometimes results in rather comical distortions. Take for example the Palm Pre 2, now tossed into the freebie bin -- along with a whole s...
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Nokia T7-00 surfaces again, looks like N8 redux
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This isn't our first encounter with the Nokia T7-00, but this time around we're getting a whole bunch more info thanks to some detailed pics leaked by PCPop. In a nutshell, the T7-00 appears to be a d...
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HTC to address camcorder audio problems on ThunderBolt
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HTC has reportedly confirmed a pesky bug impacting the audio on video recordings captured with Verizon Wireless’ new HTC ThunderBolt smartphone. The bug, according to several ThunderBolt owners who ha...
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HTC Incredible S hits Bell for $99
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Dear Canada, today's your lucky day! The HTC Incredible S we just reviewed is now available from Bell for $100 on contract (that's for three years, folks) or $500 unsubsidized, complete with its magic...
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Sprint working on NFC service of its own despite competitors collaboration
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According to Bloomberg, U.S. wireless provider Sprint is working on a mobile, touchless payment service based on NFC (Near Field Communications) technology. Sprint’s vice president of product platform...
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Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini pro successor spied
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Leaked photos from China reveal what appears to be the successor to Sony Ericsson’s Xperia X10 mini pro smartphone. The new device, currently named the SK17i — codenamed Mango — reportedly runs Androi...
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38 years have passed since the first cell phone call
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Yesterday, 38 years passed since Dr. Martin Cooper of Motorola placed the first phone call on a cell phone while taking a stroll on the streets of New York City in the distant April 3rd of 1973. Coope...
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AT&T in line to add the Google Nexus S to its Android offerings?
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A page on the Samsung.com web site suggests that AT&T will be serving up a version of the Google Nexus S. While the T-Mobile version of the Nexus S is labeled as the GT-I9020T, it would make sense tha...
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HTC Incredible S Launched at Bell with New Mobile TV Service
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Any Americans hankering for a GSM version of the Incredible 2 coming soon to Verizon are in luck; up here in Canada, Bell Mobility just launched an HSPA-capable HTC Incredible S, going for $99 on a th...
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Nokia, Windows Phone 7 deal 'on schedule'
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The Nokia, Windows Phone 7 deal has the potential to be a major game-changer and the world’s largest handset maker said that the negotiations are “on schedule.”
That’s right, despite the hubbub about ...
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Verizon, MetroPCS FCC Net Neutrality challenges tossed
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The lawsuits filed by wireless carriers Verizon Wireless and MetroPCS challenging the FCC's new net neutrality rules have been tossed out by the federal appeals court. The court says that the lawsuits...
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LTE toggle switch for HTC ThunderBolt hits Android Market
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In our review of Verizon’s first LTE-capable smartphone, the HTC ThunderBolt, we told you about a minor gripe we had with the device: battery life. It’s true, powering a 4.3-inch screen and a handful ...
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T-Mobile G2x (LG Optimus 2X) retail box spotted
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T-Mobile’s next flagship phone will be coming to us in the form of the G2x, which is essentially the LG Optimus 2X under Magenta’s branding. We may not know exactly when the powerful handset will hit ...
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iPad 2 3G teardown proves ties to iPhone 4 design, upgrades
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A follow-up teardown of the 3G version of the iPad 2 by iFixit has shown how closely linked Apple's tablets are to their iPhone 4 equivalents. The EVDO-based 3G version is near identical to the Verizo...
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