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Some details of Sony Ericsson’s upcoming Xperia SO-02D Android phone for NTT DoCoMo has been leaked. Codenamed NOZOMI, the SO-02D is an Android 2.3 smartphone coming in November this year. It is suggested that the device will has a 4.3-inch 1280x720p touchscreen.
The Sony Ericsson SO-02D NOZOMI is powered by a Qualcomm MSM8655T SnapDragon S2 1.4GHz processor with Adreno 205 graphics processor and 1GB RAM. It supports WiFi connectivity and dual-band CDMA and quad-band GSM/EDGE networks.
[XperiaBlog]
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The next generation Nexus device, Nexus S is yet to drop by at Canadian stores. Though it will hit several Canadian carriers in the near future, online retailers have now started begun pre-order for customers who are impatiently waiting to get their hands on this ‘pure Google’ device.
The retailer now offering the Nexus S for pre-order is BestBuy Canada. They have announced that customers who want to get their Nexus s ahead of others can pre-order them right now at BestBuy stores.
Though the details of the price for this Android 2.3 smartphone is yet to be published by the
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If you’re looking for a free email solution, your main choices might well be Hotmail or Google Mail, also known as Gmail.
While other providers offer free web based email – and you might also have an email account provided by your ISP – these two choices offer the largest degree of compatibility with other services and devices, from Windows Phone 7 and Android phones (and beyond) to social networking services like Facebook or LinkedIn.
There are of course differences between these two email solutions, both in how they’re used via your browser and how they can be accessed
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Is Motorola’s love for Google Android OS on the wane? Seem like it, and we have reasons to say so. Who doesn’t know a majority of Moto’s devices run Android? We now hear that the company is looking at having their own OS.
Though not yet confirmed by the top bosses at Motorola, the feelers are that the company is readying their own web based operating system. We are also yet to stumble upon info as to what stage the development is into, but news is that Motorola has already hired a number of web engineers with experience from Adobe and Apple. This could lead to us seeing
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The Sprint Nexus S 4G had been teasing us big time for quite some time now. After all those speculations, we have official word that the device is finally arriving. Google’s self-branded smartphone will ride the Sprint carrier waves and will land in our palms this Spring.
The device, a 4G Device with Android 2.3 OS, will come boasting of enhanced Google experience. Powered by a 1GHz Samsung application processor that promises rich 3D-like graphics, faster upload and download times and support for HD-like multimedia content, the Sprint Nexus S is one device we would like to
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Continuing with the updates on Sprint, let us also tell you that the carrier is all set to announce a WiMAX-enabled version of the Nexus S at next week’s CTIA. The big news now is the discovery of a new Nexus S 4G logo that Sprint will unveil at the CTIA.
The logo is rumored to represent the new partnership between Sprint and Google, and will be considered the official logo of the Nexus S 4G. We already have news that the Nexus S 4G is coming to Sprint’s network, with the expectation being that it’ll be announced at CTIA. The emergence of this Nexus logo confirms
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When the Consumer Electronics Show was underway during the start of the current year , we had been given hints of the possible arrival of the T-Mobile G-Slate sometime this month. Even as that date has proved to be a far cry for T-Mobile to launch the device, there are chances that the device could come to us on April 20th.
Rumor mills have stated that along with the LG G-Slate, another LG device – the G2x – will also debut on the same date. We guess you know that the T-Mobile G2x is T-Mobile’s version of the LG Optimus 2X. LG has readied the device for the global market
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This is an interesting piece of news that has been denied as quickly as it surfaced. There was a report on Readwriteweb about Google in the midst of developing a social sharing site that would be out soon at SXSW this week. The report talked about Chris Messina from Google leading the team that is currently developing ‘Google Circles’. This would be an online sharing network that would be more sensitive in sharing information among your contacts depending on your level of acquaintance.
It seems that as soon as the report surfaced, Google was pretty quick to kill the idea
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For those who haven’t yet got their hands on the Nexus S, here’s something to contemplate on. The Android handset can now be grabbed from Best Buy at a much cheaper cost. News is that the Nexus S is on sale at the retailer on discount for only $99.99 - that means it will be yours for almost half the price.
The offer comes along with a T-Mobile contract that accounts for two-year activation, probably the perfect option for those who are looking for a new mobile on the service provider.
We had already brought to you all the specs of the Google Android device made in
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Following up on their display of relevant emergency phone numbers at the top of the results page for searches, Google has now come up with another provision that makes emergency calling pretty easy. Earlier the relevant emergency phone numbers were displayed at the top of the results page for searches around poison control, suicide and other common emergencies in 14 countries.
This earlier service, as you know, had kicked off last year. The updated feature will help you to quickly call phone numbers that appear in search results.
This click-to-call functionality was first
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