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Final build of CyanogenMod 7 is now official
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It has just been announced that CyanogenMod 7, the popular aftermarket firmware for Android-powered smartphones, has reached its final version and has been released in the wild. For those of you that ...
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Sprint revamps 4G information page
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Sprint has redesigned its 4G information page found at sprint.com/4G. In addition to offering a coverage map, the device portfolio, and an information section, the site now also focuses on business so...
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RIM defends sales successes, despite posting record numbers
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RIM, manufacturer of BlackBerry smartphones and tablets, has posted record sales figures recently. However, the company does not get the praise and adoration of its competitors, which has led CEO Mike...
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O2 UK prices the HTC Desire S for only £329.99 on a pay-as-you-go plan
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Taking into account that the desirable HTC Desire S just recently went on sale towards the end of last month, O2 UK’s recent price drop for the impressive device is interesting in itself to say the le...
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HTC Flyer to cost $980 in the UK, to have a similar price everywhere?
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UK retailer Carphone Warehouse has made the flagship HTC tablet - the Flyer - available for pre-order for $980 (£599.99).
Of course, this is the off-contract price for the 3G version of the tablet. Th...
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Asus Eee Pad Transformer costs $620 in the UK, to ship on April 18
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Amazon UK has made the 16GB version of the Asus Eee Pad Transformer available for pre-order for $620 (£379.99). Its launch date in Britain is listed as April 18, and you can also buy a docking station...
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No Child Left Behind the iPad craze: Maine kindergartens to spend $200k on iPad 2s
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You might think that it's the kids' decision, but you'd be wrong – the school committee in the city of Auburn in the great state of Maine has approved a plan to fulfill every five-year old's dream – a...
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Verizon Wireless HTC DROID Incredible 2 to offer global roaming
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The information floodgates on Verizon Wireless’ upcoming HTC DROID Incredible 2 have been lifted. Last week several leaked images of the phone surfaced, and on Monday even more details emerged. Accord...
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T-Mobile and Verizon Wireless to intro new unlimited plans
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According to leaked internal documents, T-Mobile and Verizon Wireless may soon offer new unlimited voice/text/web plans. One image, obtained by TmoNews, suggests that T-Mobile will quietly launch a ne...
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HTML5 version of Bing rolling out
Like UnlikeWe posted yesterday on the new appearance of Bing noticed by one of our readers. It seems what Agha was in fact looking was the rather cool new HTML5 version of Bing, which features all kinds of tran...
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Geothot and Sony Settle PlayStation Jailbreaking Case
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Popular iOS hacker George ‘Geohot’ Hotz was recently sued by Sony Computer Entertainment America for jailbreaking the PlayStation. Of course, most of the tech community sided with Geohot, accusing Son...
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Google Latitude, now with 100 percent more check-in deals
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A couple of months back, Google brought check-ins to Latitude, its location-sharing service, through Google Maps 5.1 for Android. Naturally, iPhone users only recently received the same functionality,...
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Adobe integrates tablets with Photoshop via Photoshop Touch SDK
Like UnlikeAdobe has announced its plan to integrate tablets into the Photoshop CS5 ecosystem with the release of the Photoshop Touch SDK. The SDK allows developers to create tablet applications for Android, Bla...
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First LTE devices get certified for Europe
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The first LTE devices to get the GCF Certification for use in Europe are the Samsung GT-B3740, a USB modem, and the LG FM300 Xenon, an LTE-connected Wi-Fi router.
GCF Certification guarantees that dev...
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Japanese earthquake likely to affect phone manufacturers' bottom lines
Like UnlikeThe recent earthquake and resulting events in Japan are likely to affect phone manufacturer profits and earnings over the next few quarters, according to Reuters. Component supply constraints have alr...
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