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Sprint's Samsung Galaxy S III Also Includes Dual-Core CPU, 16GB Storage
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Having already sold both previous Galaxy S handsets from Samsung (as the QWERTY-equipped Epic 4G and keyboard-less Epic 4G Touch), it's no surprise that Sprint will also be stocking the third iteration of this popular device, the Galaxy S III. Thanks to the device's user agent profile, we've been able to gather a few of the important details on the ... Read More Related Posts
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36 Votes
Kyocera Hydro and Rise Tipped For ICS On a Budget
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It's been quite some time since we've looked at any new phones coming out of Kyocera. Last year, we saw the company take a shot at an unusual design with the dual-screen Echo, but after that handset failed to catch-on, Kyocera started to drift off our radar. In the time since, we've seen it release the low-end Milano, and wondered when the company ... Read More Related Posts
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15 Votes
Nokia Talks Windows Phone Apps, Lumia Exclusives
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Say what you will about Nokia's recurring struggles to rid its Lumia series of Windows Phone handsets of some annoying bugs, but there's little denying the amount of effort the company's put in to raising the platform's profile and stirring-up interest from new users. Part of Nokia's plan to drive attention to its Lumia phones centers on bringing ... Read More Related Posts
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41 Votes
Why People Love Android
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Before we dive too deep (after all, love is such a strong word) people like Android. About 51% of smartphone users are running Android on their device. By February 2012 there were over 300 million Android phones (not including tablets) in the hands of consumers, with an additional 850,000 phones and tablets being activated every day. ... Read More Related Posts
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31 Votes
BlackBerry Gets Traffic Data, Android Suffers Voice Nav Problems
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The GPS navigator, a common sight in cars just a few years ago, is already on its way out, due in no small part to having its role swallowed-up by more and more powerful smartphones. Besides just the convenience of reducing the number of gadgets you rely on, using a smartphone as your GPS brings new levels of connectedness to the navigation ... Read More Related Posts
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20 Votes
Samsung Galaxy S III Accessories Include AllShare Hub & C Pen
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As Samsung unveiled their new Galaxy S III at their unpacked event, we also got a glimpse of their new line of accessories that will accompany the different features offered. Out of the most important ones mentioned we've got an AllShare hub that will stream content from your handset to any TV or monitor through HDMI. The service is called ... Read More Related Posts
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38 Votes
Samsung Galaxy S IV: What to Expect?
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Never ones to rest on our laurels (Samsung's laurels, really), we've already started thinking ahead to next year and what the Galaxy S IV will bring -- before the launch presentation for the S III is even over. After all, we realized that there are engineers who are designing that device at this very moment, trying to one-up themselves on a phone ... Read More Related Posts
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23 Votes
Samsung Galaxy S III: Five Hot Features
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Samsung's announcement of the Galaxy S III has finally put an end to the months of speculation leading up to today, confirming with just what hardware the phone will arrive. The full experience we get from a smartphone is dependent on a lot more than just its silicon guts, and based on what Samsung's revealed so far, the GS3 should have plenty of ... Read More Related Posts
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