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Archive for October 31st, 2010
Compatible With Apple: iPad 16GB / 32GB / 64GB; iPhone 1st Gen. 4GB / 8GB / 16GB; iPhone 3G 8GB / 16GB; iPhone 3GS 16GB / 32GB. BlackBerry: Bold 9000 / 9700 / 9650; Curve 8300 / 8310 / 8320 / 8330; Pearl 8110 / 8120 / 8130; Pearl Flip 8220; Storm 9500; Storm 2 9550 / 9520; Torch 9800. LG: VX8560 Chocolate 3 / VX9700 Dare. Motorola: RAZR VE20; ROKR E8; Backflip (MB300); Cliq (MB200); Cliq XT; Droid 2; Droid X. Nokia: 5310 XpressMusic; 5230 Nuron; N900; N96; N97; N97 Mini. Palm: Treo PRO 850; PRE; Pixi; Pixi Plus; Pre; Pre Plus. HTC Desire; Droid Incredible; Evo 4G; HD2; Ally VS740; Fathom VS750; VX11000 enV Touch; Google Nexus One; T-Mobile MyTouch 3G Slide. Samsung Epic 4G; Galaxy S (I9000); Wave (S8500). Sony Ericsson: X Series X1 Xperia / HTC Wildfire / Motorola Droid 2 A955 / Blackberry Curve 3G 9300.
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Take note that the price tag is the unsubsidized price! So all you EM+ fanatics, get ready to start your engines! The Tab is set to launch on the magenta carrier November 10th; the November 9th listed on Amazon is probably true but that only means it will ship on the 9th. If you’re ready to pull the trigger, head over to Amazon.
[via TmoNews]
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All US citizens who are of age should be prepared to go out and cast a ballot come Election Day, and Google just made it a bit easier with their mobile election center site for Android and iOS. Head to m.google.com/elections on your phone, enter your address and Google will help you find your official polling place, and track your local and the national elections.
Remember, if you don’t vote, you don’t get to complain about the winners. [Google Mobile Blog]
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HTC has perhaps been the single largest OEM supporter of Android since Google launched the OS. Remember, the G1, Hero, Nexus 1, Droid Incredible, Desire, and Evo 4G (and many, many more phones) were all made by the Taiwanese company and were largely considered the best Android phones on the market when each launched. The company just released their numbers for Q4 and to say they are impressive is an understatement. The company raked in north of $3.3 billion in sales, units shipped doubled year-over-year to 9 million, and total units shipped doubled from last year to 24.5 million. The places the company in close competition with Samsung as the fourth-largest global smartphone manufacturer behind Nokia, RIM, and Apple.
HTC has attributed most of this growth to the exploding demand for Android smartphones, and expects this trend to continue. HTC plans to cover their bases by strongly supporting Windows Phone 7 as well. The HD 7, in particular, looks like a great device for WP7 users as it is more or less an Evo sans Android. [Reuters via WPCentral]
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We’re fully expecting the Samsung Continuum to be announced at Sammy’s New York City event on Nov. 8, but that doesn’t mean the phone will be available that day. (And that’s how it goes, more often than not.) But it likely won’t be long after that before the dual-screen phone will be available for purchase. Phone Arena has a screen shot showing the Continuum available in all Verizon retail channels on Nov. 11 — the same day that Big Red’s Galaxy Tab goes on sale.
You can see the leaked shot after the break, which has a slew of expected specks and answers one big question for us: The Continuum has a 3.4-inch Super AMOLED screen on the main display. In the meantime, be sure to check out our preview of the Samsung Continuum, as well as our video hands-on, and ask us more in the forums.
Oh, and in slightly lower-end news, the Motorola Citrus (see our hands-on) will be available on Nov. 11, too. [Phone Arena]
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Rumor alert! I’ve received a tip from a very trustworthy source that Google will announce support for PayPal payments in the Android Market on Nov. 2. It’s no secret that PayPal and Google have been working on making it happen, and we honestly expected an announcement last week during PayPal’s developer’s forum, but it didn’t materialize.
We take all rumors with a grain of salt (and you should, too!), but the details surrounding this one sure sound right, and I’m going with it. There’s not much more I can say, but be on the lookout for this news as well as some other announcements from developers and publishers on Nov. 2. Thanks to our anonymous friend!
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If the T-Mobile Comet has piqued your interest, the read on, friend. The phone formerly known as the Huawei Ideos is expected to drop this week — Nov. 3 to be exact — and we’ve been handed every last little details on the phone. It’s not being billed has a high-end device, and nor should it be. But it is being billed as the first entry-level Google phone (Google experience, that is), with Android 2.2, Wifi b/g/n and all the bells and whistles that come along with that title.
Want the full lowdown? Join us after the break.
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