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Palm Unveils the Palm Pre Smartphone

2:56 AM | Labels: Phones

Palm has just announced their latest and greatest smartphone, the Palm Pre and it is the first of several mobile devices to run WebOS. The software, according to Palm, was designed from the get-go to be “constantly connected to the Web.” It’s based on a battery of Web standards: CSS, XHTML, and Javascript, meaning it’s immediately familiar and accessible to Web developers.

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Indonesia will stop blackberry service

2:51 AM | Labels: Phones

Indonesia Communication and Information Minister Tifatul Sembiring reiterated for Research In Motion (RIM) as a provider of BlackBerry services in Indonesia to immediately block pornographic content.

"Within a few this week, RIM should have closed the pornographic site content or if not, we will close," said Tifatul after inaugurating the first echelon Ministry of Communications and Informatics (Kemkominfo) in Jakarta on Friday (07/01/2011).

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LG Nitro HD (AT&T)

2:48 AM | Labels: Phones

The good: The LG Nitro HD has a stunning 4.5-inch HD display, 1080p HD video, an 8-megapixel camera, and support for 4G LTE. There's a 1.3-megapixel camera for video chats.The bad: There's a pronounced camera shutter lag on the Nitro HD, and the battery drained faster than it should have.The bottom line: With its gorgeous display, high-def everything, and 4G speeds, the LG Nitro HD has what it takes to compete; however, a few flaws keep it from trampling the competition.

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Rogers Samsung Galaxy S Infuse 4G Will Be Sold for $99.99

11:29 AM | Labels: Phones

Rogers in Canada is set to launch Samsung Galaxy S Infuse 4G, an Android-powered smartphone with a whopping 4.5-inch LCD touch screen, tomorrow on July 26th. It is confirmed that the phone will be sold for $99.99 with a new three-year contract agreement. If you want to get this phone and you happened to live in Canada, go straight to BestBuy stores and get this awesome deal.

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iPhone 5 Launch Date is Confirmed

11:19 AM | Labels: Phones

According to Boy Genius, the online mobile phone blog, the iPhone 5 will be announced in late August and launched in the first half of September. It is said that AT&T is currently preparing for the launch of GSM-version iPhone 5. According to Verizon Wireless spokesmen, iPhone 5 will offer global roaming capabilities. Are you ready to upgrade your iPhone? I am!

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HTC Shift Overview

7:32 AM | Labels: Phones

The release of HTC shift makes the world confused about the difference between UMPC, cell phone, and laptop. The HTC shift is so well-equipped that its built-in hardware specifications are comparable to a laptop or UMPC. The HTC shift phone runs on impressive Windows Vista Business operating system and Intel® Stealey 800MHz and

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Intel unveils Android smartphone at CES 2012

11:24 AM | Labels: Phones

Intel kicked off its CES 2012 keynote address today in a big way, with the company finally announcing its entry into the smartphone race.

Intel’s CEO Chris Otellini kicked off the keynote by introducing Intel’s first Android handset. In addition to its next-gen Atom processor, the reference design boasts some impressive specifications, including 8 hours 3G talk time, 14 days of battery life in standby mode, 6 hours of continuous video playback, HDMI supporting 1080p and an 8MP camera with 15fps capability.

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Android vs iPhone iOS: which is better for GPS?

11:13 AM | Labels: Phones

Android and iOS both come with Google Maps, but the features included in Android are far more advanced - no surprise given Google's close ties to that platform.

While Google Maps in iOS is limited to displaying directions on a 2D map, the latest version of Google Maps in Android includes a separate Places app for looking up nearby points of interest, a Latitude widget for seeing where your friends are, and a Layers option that displays Wikipedia, transit lines, and other information on top of the maps interface.

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