Motorola MOTOLUXE headed to the UK in late February
The Motorola MOTOLUXE, part of a pack of international handsets we got a first-look at during CES , will soon find a home in the UK.
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Motorola MOTOLUXE headed to the UK in late February
Try This: Animation easter egg in Chrome for Android
Want to see a cool example of Android 4.0′s animation abilities in the newly released Chrome beta?
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Try This: Animation easter egg in Chrome for Android
Sprint posts net loss of $1.3 billion, adds 1.6M subscribers in Q4
Despite a net loss of $1.3 billion during the fourth quarter of 2011, Sprint’s latest earnings report was more positive than negative. The carrier added 1.6 million subscribers during the final months of the year, a good portion of which can be attributed to sales of the iPhone, which hit Sprint’s network back in October. The number of new customers was the largest quarterly gain since 2005 and brings Sprint’s subscriber base up to 55 million (33 million postpaid)
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Sprint posts net loss of $1.3 billion, adds 1.6M subscribers in Q4
White Nokia N9 hands-on: behold the last unicorn (video)
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White Nokia N9 hands-on: behold the last unicorn (video)
White HTC Sensation XE launching week of Feb. 20 in the UK
We’ve just received word from the folks at Clove UK that we can expect the white version of the HTC Sensation XE to drop its Beats Audio during the week of February 20th.
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White HTC Sensation XE launching week of Feb. 20 in the UK
Sprint adds Kansas City and Baltimore to list of LTE markets
If you’ve been waiting to see if your ‘hood would be next up for Sprint to bless with a shiny new LTE network we’ve got some potentially good news: by mid-2012 both Kansas City (regardless of what side of the Kansas / Missouri border you happen to be on) and Baltimore will be online. Those two cities will bring the total number of Sprint LTE markets to six, as they join the previously announced Houston, Dallas, San Antonio and Atlanta
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Sprint adds Kansas City and Baltimore to list of LTE markets
Study: ‘App Economy’ has created 500,000 jobs since 2007
It’s no secret that the rise of smartphones, tablets and social networking has fostered an entirely new market for app developers, but a freshly released study has now attempted to quantify this impact, in terms of real jobs. According to TechNet, a bipartisan network of tech execs, the so-called “App Economy” has created an estimated 466,000 jobs since 2007, when the iPhone was first unveiled . The report specifies that this estimate includes all jobs at Facebook-focused companies like Zynga, as well as dev gigs at Amazon, AT&T and Electronic Arts, in addition to the obvious heavyweights, Apple and Google
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Study: ‘App Economy’ has created 500,000 jobs since 2007
Microsoft’s OneNote Mobile takes up roost in the Android Market
Hot of the heels of its OneNote app for the iPhone, Microsoft has gone ahead and given the Android Market a similar nod of acceptance with the release of OneNote Mobile.
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Microsoft’s OneNote Mobile takes up roost in the Android Market
Sprint announces Q4 2011 results: the iPhone brings in new customers
Following its bittersweet Q3 , the latest financial report from Sprint this quarter offers up another mixed bag of news.
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Sprint announces Q4 2011 results: the iPhone brings in new customers
Alienware X51 gaming PC: We go hands-on at the London launch event
Alienware’s latest PC is an attempt to fire a salvo right across the bows of Sony and Microsoft’s gaming flagships. It looks like the (slightly overweight) lovechild of the pair; like an alternate universe console. The X51 borrows liberally from the design schools of both the Xbox (matte sides) and the PlayStation 3 (slot-loading optical drive, front panel gloss).
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Alienware X51 gaming PC: We go hands-on at the London launch event