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Intel and Safaricom announce Yolo Android smartphone for Africa

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  • By Eric Abent
  • on 24 Jan, 2013
Intel and Safaricom announce Yolo Android smartphone for Africa
Safaricom is making a rather big announcement for Africa today, introducing its new Yolo smartphone. We'll sidestep jokes about the name for a moment to point out that this is a pretty significant release, as it's the first Intel-powered smartphone to launch in the country. That itself is rather big, with Safaricom targeting the phone at first-time owners living in Kenya.
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T-Mobile ends 2012 strong with 14 new HSPA+ markets

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  • By Cory Gunther
  • on 20 Dec, 2012
T-Mobile ends 2012 strong with 14 new HSPA+ markets
T-Mobile has been working hard to update and improve their networks with faster 4G HSPA+ speeds. They've been calling it a network refarm or modernization project, and today have announced their largest update yet. Last week we mentioned 3 or 4 cities were getting updated, but today T-Mobile's confirmed an additional 14. More details on where can be found below.
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T-Mobile strengthens 4G network in three major markets

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  • By Eric Abent
  • on 10 Dec, 2012
T-Mobile strengthens 4G network in three major markets
T-Mobile continues to push forward with its network refarm, today announcing that it has strengthened its mobile network in three key markets. Those living in Seattle, Minneapolis, and Atlanta should see faster data speeds on unlocked devices. T-Mobile's network refarm seems to be coming along swimmingly, as it was just last week that the company announced it had expanded 4G service in a number of other markets.
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T-Mobile adds three new markets to network refarm

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  • By Eric Abent
  • on 6 Dec, 2012
T-Mobile adds three new markets to network refarm
It's been a pretty big day for T-Mobile, but the news just keeps on coming. On top of the day's other news, T-Mobile has announced that it has added three new markets to its network modernization efforts. According to the company, customers in Seattle, Minneapolis and Atlanta should be experiencing faster data speeds on unlocked devices.
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AT&T Samsung Galaxy Camera Review

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  • By Chris Burns
  • on 19 Nov, 2012
AT&T Samsung Galaxy Camera Review
It's time to get down to business with the Samsung Galaxy Camera as you'll be picking it up from your local AT&T retailer soon, and very soon. As it turns out, this device is essentially the same model you'll be getting if you're purchasing the device internationally - innards and all. there aren't even any AT&T logos on the device, as it were, with this machine appearing in your hands fully Samsung-friendly. What we're going to do in the review below is take a unique look at this device as it is brand new to the Android universe - less on the smartphone end of things (since it's not a smartphone, mind you), and a lot more on the photography angle.
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T-Mobile lights up faster HSPA+ in D.C., Baltimore, and Houston

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  • By Cory Gunther
  • on 7 Nov, 2012
T-Mobile lights up faster HSPA+ in D.C., Baltimore, and Houston
As T-Mobile continues to modernize their network, known as a refarm, they've announced today that today three new Metro areas will all be getting better and faster HSPA+ speeds. T-Mobile took this moment to also state unlocked devices like the iPhone will get 70% faster speeds than on AT&T's network, but this also holds true for all Android devices.
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Nexus 7 poised to take on the iPad Mini

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  • By Cory Gunther
  • on 19 Oct, 2012
Nexus 7 poised to take on the iPad Mini
It's no secret that the folks from Apple are likely set to announce their new iPad Mini next week, then release it in the following days. The battle is really going to heat up in the tablet wars once this happens, but Google doesn't need to worry. With the info leaked all week on the Nexus 7's imminent future, even with a 3G capable iPad Mini on Apple's side, Google will have all their bases covered for this holiday season.
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T-Mobile updating network and speeding up 4G

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  • By Craig Lloyd
  • on 24 Sep, 2012
T-Mobile updating network and speeding up 4G
T-Mobile loves its unlimited plans and they're one of the few carriers that still have them around. However, while providing unlimited data is certainly a boon, T-Mobile is currently working on improving and restructuring their network, making their 4G speeds even faster and providing coverage in more places.
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Android 4.1 Jelly Bean rolling out to Galaxy Nexus today

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  • By Cory Gunther
  • on 10 Jul, 2012
Android 4.1 Jelly Bean rolling out to Galaxy Nexus today
Google themselves have just announced that Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean is rolling out for the international (HPSA+) Samsung Galaxy Nexus starting today. Right now the update is rolling out as we speak and as long as you don't have the Verizon Galaxy Nexus, you can enjoy the latest and greatest from Google.
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T-Mobile will add international HSPA+ bands this year

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  • By Michael Crider
  • on 9 May, 2012
T-Mobile will add international HSPA+ bands this year
One of them most annoying things about being a gadget lover in America is that none of the wireless carriers share all of their radio bands, making switching a phone from one carrier to another somewhere between difficult and impossible. But it'll get a little easier by year's end, thanks to T-Mobile's continuing network upgrades. A company executive told journalists that it's adding more wireless spectrum in targeted bands, so that international HSPA+ phones will finally work with speeds faster than 2G.
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