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Apple Price-Matches $50 Off iPhone 4, 4S – What You Need to Know
Amid intensifying excitement ahead of the iPhone 5 launch, Apple has taken an unusual step: cutting iPhone 4 and 4S prices ahead of the iPhone 5 release. According to a new report, the iPhone maker is matching discounted iPhone prices from major authorized retailers and carriers on handsets purchased in an Apple store.
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Samsung Galaxy S Blaze Q to Launch August 15?
Samsung recently released a press shot of its Galaxy S Blaze Q, the contents of which have fueled rumors of the device's pending release. In the shot, the listed date on the phone's screen is August 15.
iPhone 5 Front Glass Panel Leaked in Video: Bigger, Better, Stronger
As we rapidly approach the highly-anticipated launch of the next-generation iPhone, rumors, leaks, and speculation are constantly surfacing and intensifying. While there have been plenty of leaked videos starring the alleged iPhone 5, a new video from iPhone parts supplier Etrade Supply has surfaced courtesy MacRumors and comes as the most detailed video so far.
U.S. Judge Backs RIM in Patent Dispute with Mformation
A U.S. judge has overturned a $147.2 million jury award against Research in Motion Ltd, ruling that the BlackBerry maker has not infringed a Mformation Technologies Inc patent covering a remote management system for wireless devices.
U.S. Lobbyist Severs Ties with Chinese Telecom ZTE
A former U.S. lawmaker who lobbied for China's second largest telecommunications-equipment maker, ZTE Corp, severed ties with the company last month after reports that the FBI is investigating ZTE for allegedly selling banned computer equipment to Iran, according to a lobbying disclosure report.
Courtroom Tension Boils in Apple-Samsung Showdown
It was the end of a long week in court in the Apple-Samsung legal war, and Samsung attorney John Quinn was trying to block his adversary, Apple attorney Bill Lee, from showing the jury a document.
IBM Made 'Informal Approach' for RIM's Enterprise Business: Report
International Business Machines Corp has considered buying Research In Motion's enterprise division, Bloomberg reported On Friday, citing two unnamed sources.
HTC One X Sequel Leaked: 1.7GHz Quad-Core Processor, Release Date 'On or Before' Oct. 1
We’ve heard rumors before about a sequel to HTC’s One X flagship, but a new report now offers more extensive details. HTC’s One X follow-up has leaked online and will reportedly be a 1.7GHz processor to hit the market in less than two months.
Galaxy Note 2 Features: Display Flexible, Not Breakable
The highly-anticipated Samsung Galaxy Note 2 is likely to be announced later in August. According to Android Community, the device's 5.5-inch screen will be flexible and slightly curved.
Samsung Says Not Considering Buying RIM or Blackberry License
South Korea's Samsung Electronics Co said on Thursday it has not considered acquiring Research In Motion or licensing the embattled BlackBerry phone maker's new mobile operating system.
Samsung to Purchase RIM? RIM Shares Soar on New Rumor
The battered, beaten, and bruised shares of RIM have staged a major rally Wednesday, with their biggest single day gain in over half a year, rising over 5% to just under $8.00. The shares were up more than %13 to over $8.00 earlier in the day.
iPhone 5 Release Date Nears: Sprint Slashes iPhone 4S 16GB Price to $149.99
Apple's iPhone 5 is widely expected to debut this September. Sprint's recent move to slash its iPhone 4S (16GB version) price to $149.99 from the previous $199 fuels the speculation about an upcoming release. With only a few weeks until the September 12 iPhone 5 debut, the carrier appears to have dropped its iPhone 4S prices in anticipation of the next-gen offering.
HTC EVO V 4G: No-Contract Android Smartphone for $239.99 on Virgin Mobile
Android smartphones are as popular as ever, the use of Google's Android platform continues to surge, and increasingly powerful smartphones are available to suit all tastes and needs - but usually not all budgets. A high-end smartphone is quite costly, and it generally comes with a two-year contract during which you continue paying substantial sums for service. Many consumers are now opting for no-contract phone from carriers with lower monthly rates.
