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iPad could control tablet market two more years

Published on: 27th August, 2010

The iPad is believed to keep its strong position on the tablet market for two more years at least, as iSuppli estimates. Apple’s tablet is supposed to get 74.1 percent of the respective market this year and is predicted to still keep a dominating 61.7 percent of this market by 2012. This dominant position would [...]

Rebirth of Sidekick, based on Android, at T-Mobile

Published on: 8th July, 2010

According to certain sources, T-Mobile would resurrect the Sidekick line and its next devices would be based on Android. The US division of the carrier has been working for some time on a Sidekick based on Android. There are not many details given, but it is believed that the same team that handled the custom [...]

Samsung brings Fascinate, Vibrant and Epic 4G on the US market

Published on: 2nd July, 2010

Samsung has launched a strong attack on the smartphone market of the United States with the unveiling of four versions of its Galaxy S.
Sprint has the Epic 4G in its network. The phone is probably the most unique of the series and uses the WiMAX speeds of the carrier similarly to the Evo 4G. The [...]

Android 2.1 update for the HTC Hero

Published on: 2nd July, 2010

An official Android 2.1 update for unlocked, SIM-free Hero phones has finally been posted by HTC in several European countries. According to reports, this update is available as an over-the-air download in countries like the UK, the Netherlands, Sweden and even Serbia. The company hasn’t released yet any similar updates for the G2 Touch versions, [...]

HTC’s Vision could be dual-core, Android 3.0-powered

Published on: 28th June, 2010

According to a talk with an HTC representative at an event which took place in Seattle, the so much rumored HTC Vision seems to have finally received more concrete information. The device could be one of the fastest HTC phones, using a dual-core 800MHz processor. It will be Android 3.0-based, with a 4.3-inch display to [...]

Android 1.6 for Samsung’s Behold II, from T-Mobile

Published on: 27th June, 2010

Android 1.6 has been recently released by T-Mobile for Samsung Behold II smartphones; the software can currently be obtained through an over-the-air update. Users now have the possibility to use Google Maps Navigation, Voice Search, Swype keyboard, a quick search box and other important improvements.
This release comes a month after T-Mobile declared that the Samsung [...]

Samsung’s Gravity T, Gravity 3 and :), available at T-Mobile

Published on: 25th June, 2010

Samsung and T-Mobile have recently unveiled three new messaging handsets: Samsung Gravity 3, Gravity T and (Smiley). All three benefit from a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, as well as from a social networking feature, which is called T-Mobile Social Buzz. The application runs in the background, delivering home screen message notifications.
The Gravity T has [...]

New T-Mobile application meant to up Android performance

Published on: 21st June, 2010

T-Mobile, the wireless carrier, has recently started offering a beta version of the program Device Tune-up, which is available for Android 2.1 and even older phones. T-Mobile says that this is a background program which runs continuously and is intended to optimize performance by simply closing unused running services. The new software is on by [...]

T-Mobile to get Dell Mini 5?

Published on: 24th April, 2010

According to an FCC filing, Dell’s Mini 5 could reach the T-Mobile network. A version with AT&T support has already been confirmed by the PC maker. The Android tablet has recently passed through the United States agency with support for the T-Mobile’s 3G network for the 1,700MHz band.
It seems that Dell is planning to have [...]

Palm has cut guidance due to unexpected slow sales

Published on: 2nd March, 2010

Palm has cut its guidance for the current quarter and expects to have between $285 million and $310 million in revenue. The company directly incriminates the “slower than expected” take up of the Pixi, the Pre and their Plus equivalents. It is also a fact that carriers have ordered fewer devices and occasionally delayed receiving [...]

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