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Monthly Archive: June 2013

ASUS details UK pricing for the MeMO Pad tablets

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  • By Robert Nelson
  • on 26 Feb, 2013
ASUS details UK pricing for the MeMO Pad tablets
Having recently unveiled the 7-inch and 10-inch models of the MeMO Pad tablet, ASUS has come forward with some release details for those in the UK. The details include pricing and release dates and it looks like the first to arrive will be the larger of the two tablets. Specifically, we are talking about the 7-inch MeMO Pad ME172V and the 10.1-inch MeMO Pad ME301T tablets.
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Samsung’s dominance in Android may not be good for Google

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  • By Robert Nelson
  • on 26 Feb, 2013
Samsung’s dominance in Android may not be good for Google
Last year Samsung shipped a little more than 215 million smartphones. Of that number, the overwhelming majority were running Android. Just for comparison, Apple shipped just shy of 137 million. This means Samsung is holding a 39.6 percent stake in the global smartphone market and Apple is holding a 25.1 percent stake. They key here, while this is good for Apple as they are the only manufacturer offering an iOS device, Samsung makes up just one piece of the Android puzzle.
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Samsung SCH-I425 ‘Godiva’ FCC filing discovered

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  • By Robert Nelson
  • on 26 Feb, 2013
Samsung SCH-I425 ‘Godiva’ FCC filing discovered
While we have yet to see anything official come from Verizon Wireless or Samsung, it looks like the Stratosphere III has recently made an appearance with the FCC. Of course, we should point out that calling it the Stratosphere III is a bit of speculation. What we do know is that this handset is sporting a model number of SCH-I425 and a codename of Godiva. The FCC filing suggests an announcement is coming soon.
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Falcon Pro Twitter app price increased to $132.13

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  • By Robert Nelson
  • on 26 Feb, 2013
Falcon Pro Twitter app price increased to $132.13
The Falcon Pro app recently reached the 100k user token limit enforced by Twitter. This means bad news for those who may have been considering a purchase, but perhaps more important here -- it also places the developer in a bit of a sticky situation. You see, the developer wants to keep the app available for current users, but also needs a way to discourage new users from making the purchase.
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LG announces “world’s smallest” wireless charger at MWC

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  • By Robert Nelson
  • on 26 Feb, 2013
LG announces “world’s smallest” wireless charger at MWC
LG has taken a step back from smartphone announcements and unveiled a new wireless charger. The charger is the LG WCP-300 and is being touted as the world's smallest measuring in at just 6.9cm in diameter. Perhaps more important than size though, the LG WCP-300 has been Qi certified by the Wireless Power Consortium.
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Google Now and Project Glass are potentially the future of Android

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  • By Cory Gunther
  • on 25 Feb, 2013
Google Now and Project Glass are potentially the future of Android
Google Now has been one of our favorite features in Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, and I'm pretty sure we're not alone in that thinking either. Google's continued to update and improve both the feature in general, as well as all the backend services. However, today our very own Chris Davies and sister site SlashGear sat down with Google's Matias Duarte to talk Google Now, Project Glass, and more.
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Intel announces dual-core Atom CPU for mobile, quad-core later this year

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  • By Cory Gunther
  • on 25 Feb, 2013
Intel announces dual-core Atom CPU for mobile, quad-core later this year
Intel has been making some pretty steady progress with their mobile processor lineup, and now some recent rumors have been confirmed. Today at MWC 2013 Intel has announced they'll soon be debuting their new Intel Atom dual-core processors, formally known as Clovertrail+. If the ASUS FonePad rocking a dual-core ATOM wasn't enough, Intel's now made it official.
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Verizon 4G LTE expands throughout Ohio, Missouri, and 4 others

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  • By Cory Gunther
  • on 25 Feb, 2013
Verizon 4G LTE expands throughout Ohio, Missouri, and 4 others
Today the folks from Verizon Wireless have announced that as usual they are working hard to expand their ever growing 4G LTE network across the US. Today they've confirmed 6 states to receive massive expansions throughout. Their rollout is leading up to matching their 3G coverage across the US and today they are one step closer with huge updates.
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Hands-on with the new Lenovo A- and S-series tablets: Aiming for the Nexus 7

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  • By Cory Gunther
  • on 25 Feb, 2013
Today here in Barcelona, the folks from Lenovo have announced a trio of Android 4.1 Jelly Bean powered tablets to take on the market. More importantly, Lenovo wants to take on Google's own Nexus 7 with two aggressively designed and priced 7-inch tablets in their new A-series. Then we have a new Lenovo S-6000 10.1-inch tablet also coming soon. Check out all the pictures and specs below.
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Boost Mobile adding more 4G LTE options with the HTC One SV and Force

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  • By Robert Nelson
  • on 25 Feb, 2013
Boost Mobile adding more 4G LTE options with the HTC One SV and Force
Boost Mobile has announced the upcoming availability of the HTC One SV and Boost Force smartphones. The handset are both arriving with support for the 4G LTE network and will be available shortly. Although neither are running Jelly Bean, they both have a decent set of specs otherwise. Not to mention, the pricing seems fair given the specs and the fact these are pre-paid.
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