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Soundwire streams audio from any Windows PC to any Android

Soundwire streams audio from any Windows PC to any Android

Picture this: you’ve set aside four or five hours to catalog your baseball card/stamp/wine bottle/My Little Pony collection, and would like some television to entertain you. Your Special Collection Sorting Table isn’t anywhere near a TV – or an outlet. You’d like to catch up on ABC’s Castle while you’re doing it, but don’t necessarily …

Samsung details its ICS upgrade plans in the US

Samsung details its ICS upgrade plans in the US

24 April 2012 by Discuss (6)

We’ve heard from various carriers and manufacturers on their plans to upgrade existing phones to Android 4.0, but despite the fact that updates for the Galaxy S II have been available for multiple markets (including the US) Samsung has remained curiously quiet. Until today: the company finally posted a comprehensive list of devices that will see Ice …

ZTE “Optimus Barcelona” is certifiably baffling

ZTE “Optimus Barcelona” is certifiably baffling

05 March 2012 by Discuss (0)

You’ve read these stories before: a previously unknown Android phone has been revealed from its certification listings. This time it’s both the WiFi and Bluetooth certification authorities, and the company asking for its papers is Chinese manufacturer ZTE. There’s just one puzzling thing about this phone: it’s been given the official moniker “ZTE Optimus Barcelona”. …

Samsung Galaxy Player 70 Plus updates the 5-inch PMP

Samsung Galaxy Player 70 Plus updates the 5-inch PMP

05 March 2012 by Discuss (4)

Another day, another Android announcement from Samsung. This time it’s another entry in their Galaxy Player line of connected personal media players, now in its third generation. To Compliment the Galaxy S WiFi 4.2, they’re bringing out the Galaxy Player 70, a 5.0-inch refresh of their somewhat more accurately named Galaxy Player 5.0 from last …

Qualcomm 802.11ac WiFi could triple wireless performance

Qualcomm 802.11ac WiFi could triple wireless performance

23 February 2012 by Discuss (1)

Qualcomm reckons Android smartphone users could see 3x the wireless performance once handsets make the jump to 802.11ac WiFi, the company claims, thanks to improvements in speed, range and power consumption. That’s one of the boasts around the new line-up of Qualcomm Atheros 802.11ac “gigabit wireless” devices, including the WCN3680 combination 11ac/Bluetooth 4.0/FM chipset that’s …

Three new Samsung phones show up in Wifi certification

Three new Samsung phones show up in Wifi certification

17 February 2012 by Discuss (3)

The Samsung Galaxy S III may still be a long way off, but you can satiate you gadget lust with a trio of new phones revealed by the Wi-Fi certification website. Ameblo (1, 2, 3) spotted all three and grabbed them off the web – good on ya, guys. The phones have model numbers SGH-T999, SGH-I535 …

HTC Fireball spotted again in WiFi certification

HTC Fireball spotted again in WiFi certification

17 February 2012 by Discuss (0)

We’ve caught a few fleeting glances of the upcoming HTC Fireball in Verizon Wireless’ internal computer systems, but there’s still no official word on the phone from either manufacturer or carrier. It’s definitely out there, though:  Ameblo spotted a filing for the new phone in the Wi-Fi.org certification database. That doesn’t mean much beyond the fact that …

HTC promises fix for WiFi security flaw, some phones already updated

HTC promises fix for WiFi security flaw, some phones already updated

02 February 2012 by Discuss (0)

Earlier this morning we reported that serious security issues had been found in a number of HTC phone running its Sense UI skin, which allow third-party applications to view the passwords of saved WiFi SSDs. The flaw was discovered by the United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team and reported on the Homeland Security website. HTC has responded to …

HTC software bug leaks WiFi passwords on some Android phones

HTC software bug leaks WiFi passwords on some Android phones

02 February 2012 by Discuss (2)

The last few months have not been kind to HTC on the security and privacy front. First there was a bug in HTC’s Sense skin that allowed for remote file access on a handful of smartphones, then the whole Carrier IQ debacle, which was demonstrated mostly on HTC’s hardware. The latest snafu was uncovered by …

ASUS Transformer Prime ‘lock-up’ problem to be fixed in February

ASUS Transformer Prime ‘lock-up’ problem to be fixed in February

27 January 2012 by Discuss (9)

When will these Transformer Prime owners get a break? Earlier on we saw severe GPS issues, and now the community is very aware of the random lock-ups so many seem to get after the Android 4.0 update. We haven’t seen any issues with our own models, but that doesn’t disprove the hundreds of posts over …

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