So the interwebs are abuzz right now about International Trade Commission and the U.S. Government stopping shipments of Sprint’s EVO 4G LTE (and the HTC One X for that matter) due to an wide ranging exclusion order Apple won against HTC back in December. Apple owns patent #5,946,647 which deals with hyper links in the messaging app and browser
Developer newtoroot is the first developer to port a fairly functional Sense 4.0 to the EVO 3D and he has done a great job. As will all ICS ROMS for the EVO 3D there are a number of issues but for a beta ROM overall it is pretty slick. For starters there is no camera. Face it guys the
OK people it is finally being shown off!! The Samsung Galaxy S III has been caught in disguise in Vietnam and on video. Samsung is sending out the phone’s internals in dummy shells as to keep the final aesthetics under wraps. The Vietnamese site, Tinhte, has gotten their hands on video of the phone in its dummy shell but the most important
Sprint has increased the price of it’s Total Equipment Protection (insurance) Program for LTE devices. It is going up approximately 3 bucks from around $8 to $11 and the deductible for such phones has gone up considerably as well from around $150 for the average high end handset to around $2oo for any of Sprint’s new LTE handsets. This is admittedly an inconvenience as
Japanese developer Asobimo has already impressed us with Frontier Gunner (not currently available in the U.S.) and we gave you a preview of that game. Last week they quietly released Iruna Online a pretty little mmo that was nice but now they have gone and done it. Celes Arca is an impressive game that I had the
I think even the most hardened Android fan has to admit that Apple’s iPad was the tablet that started it all. Ever since then Android has been attempting to catch up and while some tablets have been quite good, the market has become quite saturated with alot of low-end tablets. But here is where Android can overtake Apple, if a
Dan Hesse Sprint Chief Executive Officer and Jason McKenzie, Vice President of HTC America, just took the stage at the Sprint Event to announce the new EVO 4G LTE . If you check the name you will see we were right all along about it and now the phone is official. One thing Sprint is stressing is Aesthetics and
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So this week we will be looking at Travp624′s BlackICE ROM. He has been one of my favorite themers on the GNex and when I saw his name on a ROM I knew I would be checking it out. This ROM is based on the AOKP source with alot of awesome extras thrown in. When the ROM is coming from
So this is big news especially for us since our focus is development. Samsung has done developers a favor and released the ICS Source Code for the Samsung Galaxy S II. The ink isn’t even dry on the stories of the release of ICS for the Samsung Galaxy S II and they have already released the source code to the
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According to the Taipei Times a very reputable Tawainese News Organization HTC’s phones that were tied up in U.S. customs due to an ongoing patent dispute with Apple Inc. cleared customs and have now made their way into the market place via their respective carriers. In a statement to the Tawian Stock Exchange HTC had the following to say: “Some
According to the Taipei Times a very reputable Tawainese News Organization HTC’s phones that were tied up in U.S. customs due to an ongoing patent dispute with Apple Inc. cleared customs and have now made their way into the market place via their respective carriers. In a statement to the Tawian Stock Exchange HTC had the following to say: “Some
If you listen carefully you can hear the feint sound of those boxes beginning to move out of the Sprint/UPS warehouse as our favorite mole over at Inside Sprint Now is reporting that there is movement on those jailed EVO LTE handsets. In related news a judge is forcing Apple and HTC to talks in the meantime and an
We are just getting word that Best Buy is emailing customers to say that their EVO 4G LTE preorders have been changed to the 23rd of May. This could well be an early sign that the HTC EVO 4G LTE’s delay and the accompanying fiasco over Apple patent 647 may be coming to a close. As you may
Inside Sprint Now has been around for about three years now and this guy/girl has been the subject of internal mole hunts at Sprint for leaking information from the inside. Today he has done it again and in a huge way. Though still unable to post links on XDA Developers the mysterious blogger has been dropping in the
So the interwebs are abuzz right now about International Trade Commission and the U.S. Government stopping shipments of Sprint’s EVO 4G LTE (and the HTC One X for that matter) due to an wide ranging exclusion order Apple won against HTC back in December. Apple owns patent #5,946,647 which deals with hyper links in the messaging app and browser
The U.S. Customs Office is enforcing an import delay on the HTC One X and HTC EVO 4G LTE due to alleged Apple patent infringement according to the Verge. Way back in December Apple won a wide ranging exclusion order against HTC devices because of Apple patent #5,946,647 which covers turning phone numbers and etc into actionable links.
Asus released a video giving us a closer look at this device which was announced at this years Mobile World Congress. At that time I was really curious to see how it worked and if it would be enticing enough for any takers. Well in this video they kind of sold me on the PadFone concept touting
Sprint’s public relations arm is in 5th gear regarding the launch of their new flagship handset the EVO 4G LTE (which I lovingly call the rEVO). Select Sprint stores across the country will open their doors at 8 a.m. to begin selling the new super phone. These stores will begin demonstrating the device as well. Higher than
So as we have seen before many times, our neighbors up north get all of the good toys before us. It looks like this trend is going to continue as Rogers, which is Canada’s largest cellular provider as of Q4 2011, is prepping a launch of Samsung’s newest flagship. The funny thing is an ad popped up a few days
The other day info leaked out about a yet unannounced LG device heading to Sprint. Today the folks over at Brief Mobile not only got a picture of the upcoming device but a full confirmed spec list as well. Well to say the least, the phone is giving us a preview of what will be coming out by the end
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