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Recently, we showed you a leaked shot of the LG Spectrum, which will be launched as a successor to LG Revolution. Now a new screenshot has been leaked, and it’s claiming that Verizon will launch the Spectrum along with a previously unknown HTC phone, the HTC Fireball. The Fireball could be the successor to Thunderbolt, but only time will tell. What’s more interesting is that both device are rumored to be the first ever LTE world phones, hence the “O” under the Global Phone column in the leaked Verizon inventory shot above. Non-global devices typically have an “N” under this column, so our best guess is that this means the Fireball and Spectrum will be released as global devices.
We hope to get our hands on a leaked shot of the Fireball soon, but there are no guarantees. As Verizon’s lineup of Android devices grows, it’ll be interesting to see how they handle the global front. By the look of that inventory shot, Big Red is trying to cover all the bases.
So even though not much is known about them, who’s excited about the Spectrum and Fireball? Sound off in the comments!
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You know those leaked Samsung phones from yesterday? You know what we’re talking about, the half dozen Android products on the horizon, including an Ice Cream Sandwich handset. It turns out that enough noise was made about these guys on the internet yesterday to elicit a response from Samsung. Posting on their official blog last night, the hardware maker poured a little cold water on the rumors but did not flat out deny them.
Some media have been reporting that Samsung is preparing to launch nine new smartphones and two new tablet devices. While Samsung is continuously working on new devices for our customers, the details being cited are not accurate in this case. We appreciate the interest in our upcoming mobile devices and will share more information once its available. – Samsung
So there you have it. Yes, they are working on new stuff. As to exactly what stuff that is remains to be seen. We have a feeling that the leaks were more right than wrong and that Samsung is simply not ready to unveil the devices.
What does your gut tell you?
Respect knuckles to Androinica for the heads up.
Those Awesome Sounding Samsung Phones May or May Not be Real originally appeared on AndroidGuys.
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You know those leaked Samsung phones from yesterday? You know what we’re talking about, the half dozen Android products on the horizon, including an Ice Cream Sandwich handset. It turns out that enough noise was made about these guys on the internet yesterday to elicit a response from Samsung. Posting on their official blog last night, the hardware maker poured a little cold water on the rumors but did not flat out deny them.
Some media have been reporting that Samsung is preparing to launch nine new smartphones and two new tablet devices. While Samsung is continuously working on new devices for our customers, the details being cited are not accurate in this case. We appreciate the interest in our upcoming mobile devices and will share more information once its available. – Samsung
So there you have it. Yes, they are working on new stuff. As to exactly what stuff that is remains to be seen. We have a feeling that the leaks were more right than wrong and that Samsung is simply not ready to unveil the devices.
What does your gut tell you?
Respect knuckles to Androinica for the heads up.
Those Awesome Sounding Samsung Phones May or May Not be Real originally appeared on AndroidGuys.
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Netflix has quietly grown the number of officially supported Android devices this week, hitting two dozen products. The makeup is most certainly lopsided at twenty-three handsets and one tablet – a tablet that won’t even be here for a few more weeks. Ah well, such is life. While we would love to see this list grow quicker, we can’t complain too much. At least it’s double what Hulu supports at this point.
Hit the link to see if your phone is on the list of Android devices supported by Netflix.
As of Netflix 1.2.2 on July 20th:
Download the free Netflix player from the Android Market using the link below.
Netflix Adds Additional Android Support – Now at 23 Phones, 1 Tablet originally appeared on AndroidGuys.
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Netflix has quietly grown the number of officially supported Android devices this week, hitting two dozen products. The makeup is most certainly lopsided at twenty-three handsets and one tablet – a tablet that won’t even be here for a few more weeks. Ah well, such is life. While we would love to see this list grow quicker, we can’t complain too much. At least it’s double what Hulu supports at this point.
Hit the link to see if your phone is on the list of Android devices supported by Netflix.
As of Netflix 1.2.2 on July 20th:
Download the free Netflix player from the Android Market using the link below.
Netflix Adds Additional Android Support – Now at 23 Phones, 1 Tablet originally appeared on AndroidGuys.
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To celebrate the one year anniversary of its first beta release, TouchType has finally announced the arrival of Swiftkey X. Designed in both phone and tablet-friendly versions, this has become one of our favorite keyboard alternatives over the last few months. To kick things off, TouchType is giving SwiftKey X away as a free upgrade to anyone who purchased the original SwiftKey app this last year. What’s more, SwiftKey X and SwiftKey Tablet X is being offered at a discount of more than fifty percent between now and Saturday (July 16) at 6AM PDT. Hurry!
Download links after the break.
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To celebrate the one year anniversary of its first beta release, TouchType has finally announced the arrival of Swiftkey X. Designed in both phone and tablet-friendly versions, this has become one of our favorite keyboard alternatives over the last few months. To kick things off, TouchType is giving SwiftKey X away as a free upgrade to anyone who purchased the original SwiftKey app this last year. What’s more, SwiftKey X and SwiftKey Tablet X is being offered at a discount of more than fifty percent between now and Saturday (July 16) at 6AM PDT. Hurry!
Download links after the break.
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Google has just released the details on the newest Android Market update, and it looks like a good one. No longer will phone users have to be jealous of tablets’ ability to rent movies from the Android Market. Starting at $1.99 (the same price for tablets), movies can now be rented from the Market.
The new update includes the ability to purchase Google Books from the Android Market, using your phone. Also, the Market will now include an overhauled UI, making it easier to discover new apps. Google says that this new update will be rolling out in the coming weeks to phones with Android 2.2 or higher, so grab your popcorn and get ready to experience the revamped Android Market.
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Google has just released the details on the newest Android Market update, and it looks like a good one. No longer will phone users have to be jealous of tablets’ ability to rent movies from the Android Market. Starting at $1.99 (the same price for tablets), movies can now be rented from the Market.
The new update includes the ability to purchase Google Books from the Android Market, using your phone. Also, the Market will now include an overhauled UI, making it easier to discover new apps. Google says that this new update will be rolling out in the coming weeks to phones with Android 2.2 or higher, so grab your popcorn and get ready to experience the revamped Android Market.
Hit the break for a video featuring the update.
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Source Google Mobile
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