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Sprint's WiMAX capable Samsung Epic 4G review
While a bit late to the game compared to T-Mobile and AT&T, Sprint's first Samsung Galaxy S smartphone, the WiMAX capable Epic 4G, has features that earlier models lack - like a full QWERTY keyboard. Todd tests out this second Sprint 4G smartphone for us in a full length review.
Motorola DROID 2 for Verizon review
The Motorola DROID 2 is the replacement for the wildly popular original DROID. The D2 features the same basic form factor and specs, except for a faster 1GHz processor and a build of Android 2.2 Froyo that features some DROID X style widgets. Learn more in Michael's full review.
BlackBerry Torch 9800 touchscreen slider review
The new BlackBerry Torch 9800, available on AT&T today, is the first smartphone from Research In Motion to run its new OS 6 smartphone operating system. The Torch is also the first BlackBerry to feature both a QWERTY keyboard and touchscreen. Todd took it to the beach for a week and gave us this in-depth review.
Samsung Captivate Android phone for AT&T review
The Samsung Captivate for AT&T is a Galaxy S based Android powered smartphone that features high end specs like a gorgeous Super AMOLED touchscreen display and a 1GHz processor. Todd tested it out for us, and really liked it. Read all about it in his review.
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newsVerizon now offering smartphones on no-contract pre-paid plans
Almost as a side note to Verizon's earlier announcement today that it is offering two new pre-paid data packages for select smartphones and multimedia feature phones, Verizon told us that these new smartphones and multimedia devices will also be available for purchase directly from Verizon without a contract. The newly available devices are: BlackBerry Curve 8330, Curve 8530, Storm 9530, Storm2 9550, Tour 9630, and Bold 9650; Palm Pre Plus and Pixi Plus; Motorola DROID, DEVOUR, DROID X, and DROID 2; HTC DROID Eris and DROID Incredible; LG Ally, enV Touch, enV3, Chocolate Touch, and VX8360; Samsung Alias 2 and Renown; Nokia Twist; Casio EXILIM. The phones are now available for purchase without a contract from Verizon Wireless retail shops and will be available online on the 28th of September.
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newsSamsung: Android Honeycomb to follow Gingerbread
At the IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin today, Samsung confirmed that Google's future Android operating system will be called Honeycomb. Prior to the event, speculation swirled that the next iteration of the OS would be called Honeycomb, but that had never been confirmed. The name falls in line with Google's alphabetic naming scheme, which includes Cupcake, Donut, Eclair, Froyo, and Gingerbread, which will be Android 3.0 and is expected before year's end.
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newsGoogle pushes back at Apple, says 200k per day figure does not include upgrades
According to a story posted by Fortune, Google is claiming that the assertion Steve jobs made during yesterday's keynote, that "our competitors" (implying Google) are counting upgrades in their daily activation figures, is incorrect. Google told Fortune that the "200,000 per day" figure that it gave back in August was for new activations, and did not even count Android phones sold without Google services. Jobs said during his keynote that Apple was activating 230,000 new iOS devices per day.
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newsSamsung Galaxy Tab landing on O2 in October
According to a tweet posted on an O2 Germany Twitter account, the new Samsung Galaxy Tab tablet sized smartphone will be available to O2 customers for 27.50 EUR per month with an upfront 99 EUR cost starting in October of 2010. No word yet on when the Galaxy Tab might reach O2 customers in other markets.
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newsStarbucks Card mobile app now available for BlackBerry devices
Starbucks consumers can now check and reload their Starbucks Cards directly from their BlackBerry - thanks to a new application. The app syncs with both Starbucks cards and My Starbucks Rewards cards for easy and simple management. The app offers users the ability to reload and check account balances, locate a nearby Starbucks, and also offers mobile payments directly from a smartphone. The new Starbucks Card Mobile App for BlackBerry is available now for download at http://www.starbucks.com/coffeehouse/mobile-apps/starbucks-card-mobile-bb. The new app works on RIM's BlackBerry Bold, Curve, Storm, and Tour handsets.
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videoTwitter for Apple iPad app video review
Twitter released a new official Twitter client for the Apple iPad that adds a lot of cool multi-touch and sliding panel user interface touches to the application. More
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newsSkyfire submits app to Apple to allow Flash video viewing on iPhone
Skyfire, a mobile web browser developer, has submitted to Apple an app that would give iPhone users a way to view Flash-based video directly on their phones. Skyfire's developers believe that they have found a solution to convert Flash video into HTML5 video that will fit within Apple's application guidelines, including the use of the WebKit browser core partnered with Safari and h.264 adaptive streaming.
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Verizon offers unlimited and 25MB pre-paid data plans
Today Verizon Wireless announced via email that it is now offering two new data plans for pre-paid users, including a 1 month unlimited package. More
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newsSamsung: more Android tablets on the way
At a Q&A session that took place in Berlin, Germany alongside of the IFA consumer electronics show today, Samsung confirmed to MobileBurn that we should expect to see other sized Android powered tablets from the company in the future.
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productToshiba introduces Android-powered Folio 100 tablet
Today at the IFA show in Berlin, Toshiba launched its Android 2.2 powered Folio 100 tablet computer, which features a large 10.1-inch touchscreen display. More
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newsSkype for Verizon Android phones updated, no longer turns off Wi-Fi connections
Skype has pushed out a new update for its application on Verizon's Android-based smartphones. The new update allows users to use Skype while their phones are connected to Wi-Fi. Prior to the update, Skype would shut down an existing WiFi connection before a call could be made. Skype for Android still makes use of Verizon's CDMA voice network to make voice calls.
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Twitter launches official app for Apple iPad
Today Twitter launched the official Twitter client for the Apple iPad tablet computer. Twitter for iPad features novel multi-touch gestures and a sliding panel user interface. More
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productHuawei launches IDEOS, the first mass market Android 2.2 smartphone
Today Chinese manufacturer Huawei launched what it believes to be the first mass market Android 2.2 (Froyo) smartphone, the new IDEOS. More
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newsSamsung shows first TV commercial for Galaxy Tab Android tablet
Samsung just posted a YouTube video of the first television commercial for its new Galaxy Tab tablet smartphone. More
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newsT-Mobile shows G2 Android smartphone photo, reveals new specs
T-Mobile has posted a bit of additional information about the upcoming HSPA+ powered G2 Android smartphone on its Scoop site. The G2 promises to offer what the carrier is calling "4G speeds." More
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