Boasting a roomy display, a slim profile and the tablet-friendly version of Google’s Android OS, Samsung’s new Galaxy Tab finally has a price—$499 for the 16GB version, or 32GB for $599—and a release date: June 17, with a single Best Buy store in Manhattan...
Jumbo 4.3-inch display? Check. Dual-core processor for speedier, more efficient multitasking? Check. Support for 4G networks? Yep. The latest version of Google’s Android OS? You betcha. Meet the HTC Sensation 4G, a new Android superphone that’s slated to...
Looks like the iPad isn’t the only tablet in town when it comes to magazines. Zinio, which has been offering digital magazines to the online masses for years now, finally released its long-awaited e-reader app for Android-powered tablets like the Motorola Zoom...
Windows Phone users will gain the ability to quickly switch between running apps, chat with a group of friends simultaneously, and surf the web at “blazingly fast” speeds once a “major” update for Microsoft’s revamped smartphone platform...
That’s an unofficial number, mind you (Apple is only saying “over 350,000” for now), but still—impressive. Nipping at the Apple’s heels: Google’s Android Market, which in March had an estimated 250,000 apps and (rapidly) climbing. Source:...
After a few hours with the massive, yet thin and light Infuse 4G—a new Samsung-made Android phone for AT&T—my own, personal iPhone 4 began to look positively puny … and even a tad jealous. Available from AT&T for $199 with a two-year contract, the Infuse...
The successor to last year’s red-hot Motorola Droid X is set to arrive with a dual-core processor and a sharper display, but those hoping for a dose of speedy LTE data access should prepare for disappointment. Slated to land in Verizon Wireless’ smartphone...
Turns out that the “vast majority” of Android smartphones are doing a lousy job when it comes to protecting the digital “token” that grants users access to calendars, contacts, and other Google-hosted services—or so says a team of wireless...
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