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Verizon To Turn Rezound, DROID 4 and DROID RAZR Into Global Handsets

By ryan On May 20, 2012 · Leave a Comment

We’ve already heard about Verizon converting certain 4G LTE devices, namely the LG Spectrum and DROID 4, to become global phones by enabling international radios embedded into these devices. The folks at Droid Life have sources that tell them there may be [...]

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Sprint EVO 4G LTE review: Is this the EVO you’ve been waiting for?

By ryan On May 20, 2012 · Leave a Comment

The original EVO landed on Sprint two-years ago and was one of the most popular Android phones in the U.S. After that success, the second chapter arrived last year; the EVO 3D. That was a complete disappointment, but not a complete disaster since most original EVO owners had 2-year contracts, [...]

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Motorola Refreshes Its ICS Update Timeline For Devices, DROID RAZR And RAZR MAXX Are On Deck For Update First

By ryan On May 20, 2012 · Leave a Comment

Oh boy— if you’re like me and an owner of a premium Motorola device released in the last 12 – 15 months, then this news is for you. Motorola has updated its ICS update timeline for select devices. Within the next month and some change, MOTO devices will [...]

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Sony Mobile approved cases coming soon for Xperia smartphones

By ryan On May 20, 2012 · Leave a Comment

Sony Mobile has just announced a partnership with several phone case and accessory manufacturers with the focus being on providing quality protective wear options for their Xperia line of smartphones. CaseMate, Krusell and Muvit are among the several companies now working with Sony Mobile in this [...]

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$25 credit in Google Wallet with purchase of Virgin Mobile’s LG Optimus Elite

By ryan On May 20, 2012 · Leave a Comment

The LG Optimus Elite looks to be a good phone for eco-conscious, budget-wise consumers looking to experience Google’s popular Android OS. Sprint just released the phone today in stores and Virgin Mobile has their very own version available as well for the commitment-phobe demographic. However VM [...]

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Mini-PC-On-A-Stick For $74 With AllWinner A10 1.5GHz CPU And Android 4.0 (Sold Out Until June 10)

By ryan On May 20, 2012 · Leave a Comment

The concept of a mini-PC stick that runs Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich was first seen at Mobile World Congress this year with the FXI Cotton Candy. That device is available for pre-order for $199 overseas. Now, we are seeing a new mini-PC-on-a-stick for a much more [...]

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Google Wallet Wants Root Access Suddenly, Why If It’s Not Needed?

By ryan On May 20, 2012 · Leave a Comment

We all know the benefits of rooting your smartphone. By rooting your device, you can unlock a world of potential benefits such as operating on custom ROMs as good or better than stock Android OSes and improved overall performance of your device for starters. While the Android [...]

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Who’s hungry and wants a free Android device?

By ryan On May 20, 2012 · Leave a Comment

Chili’s just released their new Android App and to celebrate they are willing to give you a free Android phone just by ordering $25 worth of food from chilistogo.com. There are a few catches to the offer though; the activation fee, taxes, and you must sign a new two-year contract [...]

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Motorola Android Phones Banned From Import Into The U.S. Over Microsoft Patent Issues

By ryan On May 20, 2012 · Leave a Comment

Boy, this legal stuff can get confusing. Let’s take it from the beginning and walk through it. First, we know that the HTC One X and the Evo 4G LTE are currently held up in customs while they check whether the [...]

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T-Mobile: ‘One Size Fits All’ Data Plan is Not the Way to Go

By ryan On May 20, 2012 · Leave a Comment

After hearing all the hubbub surrounding Verizon’s plan to cut off unlimited data, T-Mobile’s VP of marketing Andrew Sherrard decided it was the right time to announce that they are on the side of the consumer and agree that shared data is not the way to [...]

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