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Although there has been a lot of hype recently surrounding the rumored Samsung Galaxy Note 2, the original Galaxy Note still has some sparks left of its own. If you were waiting for wider availability, you’re in luck. T-Mobile USA announced on Monday, July 30, that the 5.4-inch device will be available on its network starting Aug. 8 and will cost $249.99, after a rebate with a two-year service plan.
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Apple Inc is gearing up to unveil a new product at a major September 12 event, a source familiar with the plan said, presaging the long-awaited launch of the redesigned iPhone.
An insurance agent, an unemployed video game enthusiast and a project manager for wireless carrier AT&T were among the 10 jurors selected to decide a high-stakes U.S. patent battle between Apple Inc and Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, with billions of dollars in the balance.
AT&T is halving the price of the HTC One X smartphone from $200 to $100 as part of its back-to-school promotion, which aims to entice more customers into buying the high-end Android device. Radio Shack is also offering the reduced price, along with $50 percent off on other Android smartphones.
The IDC recently released figures that revealed Apple and Samsung remain the top two smartphone vendors. Nokia, despite selling 4 million Lumia devices, lags behind its competitors. However, analysts remain confident that the company and mobile operating system partner Microsoft can achieve success with the Windows Phone.
With only a few months remaining for the official debut of the next iPhone, dubbed iPhone 5, rumors and leaks are flying thick and fast. A China-based cell phone case manufacturer claims to have been successful in grabbing a prototype of iPhone 5.
It seems Samsung is burning the midnight oil and finding newer ways to boost the sales of its flagship smartphone - Galaxy S3. The world's largest smartphone maker has made the best use of London Olympics 2012 frenzy to release a limited edition Galaxy S3 handset.
Jury selection is scheduled to begin on Monday morning in a high stakes patent battle between Apple Inc and Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, the culmination of over a year of pretrial jousting with billions of dollars in the balance.
If Apple Inc's weaker-than-expected quarterly result is anything to go by, the global smartphone industry is a lot more vulnerable to economic shocks these days than during the 2008-2009 financial crisis.
According to industry analysts, Samsung's handsets have been more in demand than Apple’s iPhones in the last three months. The South Korean mobile maker shipped nearly twice as many phones as Apple in the last quarter, and is now the world's top phone seller, ahead of the once-undisputed king Nokia.
Calmly holding out for the first set of Windows Phone 8 devices, yes? If you are a Nokia fan, you could be a happy camper when September comes around. A report is claiming that Nokia will be the first OEM to kick off the Windows Phone 8's journey to stardom, and all this will happen in September with two devices set to destroy the competition, and hopefully, set Nokia back on track.
AT&T users are enjoying their HTC One X, while T-Mobile customers have to be satisfied with the One S. However, it looks like T-Mobile has something up in its sleeves, with rumors associating a supercharged version of HTC One X for the carrier, on a spree.
It seems there is a huge clash of titans coming up since Samsung Galaxy S3 has already captured the smartphone market after snatching away the crown from Apple. After seeing a rage for Galaxy S3, Apple has, according to rumors, pre-scheduled the launch of its next-gen iPhone, aka iPhone 5, to create an equal stand with Samsung. However, to win this smartphone battle, it's a must that iPhone 5 offers features that are at par with Samsung's flagship Galaxy S3, if not better.