All PlayBooks go to heaven: Telus leak points to end-of-life status
This is the end, dear PlayBook -admiring friends. That is to say, it’s the end-of-life for RIM’s first unsuccessful stab at tablet computing
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All PlayBooks go to heaven: Telus leak points to end-of-life status
The original Motorola LapDock can now be yours for $50
Remember the good ‘ol days (specifically, this past February) when the first Motorola LapDock cost as much as $500 up front and nearly got laughed out of AT&T stores? The sleek Webtop accessory compatible with the Motorola Atrix 4G — and no other device whatsoever — has come down a long way, as it’s now available for a mere $50 (not counting the more expensive 4GB data plan AT&T requires you to be on when using it, of course)
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The original Motorola LapDock can now be yours for $50
Dell quietly kills Streak 5 while nobody’s looking, mourns end-of-life status
Dell quietly kills Streak 5 while nobody’s looking, mourns end-of-life status originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 11 Aug 2011 22:43:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Dell quietly kills Streak 5 while nobody’s looking, mourns end-of-life status
Dell quietly kills Streak 5 while nobody’s looking, mourns end-of-life status originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 11 Aug 2011 22:43:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
T-Mobile G2 quietly discontinued, Z-Hinge’s future remains unclear
T-Mobile G2 quietly discontinued, Z-Hinge’s future remains unclear originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 12 Jun 2011 18:44:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Motorola Devour, original Droid reportedly nearing end-of-life
Perhaps you remember this picture of the Motorola Devour. (Take your time. You’ll find it.) This was just six months ago, when the mid-range Android phone was released on Verizon and even garnered its own Super Bowl ad. Today, it appears that the Devour and the original Droid — which isn’t even a year old — are headed for the big smartphone meetup in the sky, with Verizon listing them as being "End of life."
Now, that doesn’t mean your Droid sucks, or that it won’t be supported. In fact, in the document leaked on DroidForums, it clearly lists the two phones under "Current devices with limited or no remaining shipments from the vendor." In the case of the Droid, that’s hardly surprising, as we’re expecting its sequel anytime now.
And while the Devour hardly was a head-turner (read our full review if you want to know how we really feel about it), it’s a stark reminder of how short a lifespan phones can have. Hell, think about how many phones we’ve seen announced and/or released in the last month. Anyhoo, if you still want a Droid or Devour, better get ‘em while you still can. Or, you know, you can wait a tad and get something newer and better. [DroidForums via DroidLife]
(Oh, and just because we can, check out the Devour ad after the break.)
Posted originally at Android Central
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