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    External Device Causes Smart Phone Fire: Samsung Cites Report

    Samsung Electronics Co on Saturday cited a report by fire investigators as saying an external energy source had caused one of its flagship Galaxy S III smart phones to catch fire in Ireland last month.

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    iPhone 5 to Feature Samsung-made Exynos Quad-core Processor?

    Apple and Samsung are enemies for the world, but they are friends in one sense. Samsung is one of the most important hardware suppliers for Apple. Apple’s handheld devices already pack a number of “Made by Samsung” components. And here comes the conclusion of another one – Quad-core Exynos processor – for company’s upcoming smartphone.

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    Samsung Galaxy S3 Hits AT&T Shelves but Stock Limited

    After numerous delays, Samsung Galaxy S3 has finally arrived at AT&T stores for in-house purchases. However, it seems that the carrier is still short on shipments as some stores are reporting limited availability.

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    Samsung Galaxy Nexus Hitting Stores Again Next Week with Jelly Bean Update

    After getting banned in U.S. and pulled from Google Play Store, Samsung Galaxy Nexus is hitting stores back next week. And this time, Android 4.1 Jelly Bean will come pre-loaded on the smartphone.

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    Proxy Advisor Withholds Support for RIM Board Member

    Investors in Research In Motion Ltd should not re-elect one-time lead director John Richardson to the board of the struggling BlackBerry maker at Tuesday's annual meeting, proxy advisory firm Glass Lewis said.

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    HTC Profit Lags Forecasts, Faces Challenges in Third Quarter

    Taiwan smartphone maker HTC Corp <2498.TW> saw profit more than halve in the second quarter after European sales disappointed and phones destined for the U.S. market were held up by customs inspections.

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    Samsung Galaxy Powers Record $5.9 Billion Profit, Euro a Worry

    Soaring sales of the Galaxy smartphone drove record quarterly profit of $5.9 billion at Samsung Electronics, though the South Korean tech giant is sweating over how Europe's debt crisis is denting demand in its biggest market for televisions and home appliances.

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    Samsung Galaxy S3 Hits Verizon July 10, Preorders Start Rolling Out

    Verizon customers who have been long waiting for Samsung Galaxy S3 to arrive have good news here. Verizon has confirmed July 10 release date for the Galaxy S3 to hit carrier’s stores. In addition, Verizon is delivering preordered Galaxy S3’s to its customers starting today.

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    Motorola Atrix HD headed to AT&T [Specifications]

    The long-rumored Motorola Atrix 3 (aka Motorola Dinara) is now official with Motorola Atrix HD written on the official nameplate. The device is up on company's Web site and will debut in U.S. on AT&T in couple of weeks.

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    Samsung Galaxy Nexus Vs iPhone 4S: Has Apple’s Competition Gone?

    With the ban of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus in place, at least for a week, Google’s first Android 4.1 Jelly Bean-equipped device is not available. That means the one device that could arguably rival iOS, or even surpass it, in terms of features can’t be bought, but how did the phones compare?

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    Samsung Galaxy S3, Galaxy S2 gets Android 4.1 Jelly Bean via CustomROM

    Samsung is expected to deliver the official Android 4.1 update to its latest flagship smartphone – the Galaxy S3 – in the fourth quarter of 2012. On the other hand, Samsung Galaxy S2 might never receive the official Jelly Bean update, if the latest rumors are to be believed. Fortunately, restless developers at XDA have ported the Jelly Bean OS to both these smartphones via custom ROMs, making the new OS available for the two smartphones months before Samsung can do so.

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    HTC One V Now Available from Virgin Mobile and US Cellular

    Earlier this year, HTC unveiled the lowest-end member of its One series Android smartphone, the One V, which would hit a number of outlets in U.S. this summer. It looks like that the rollout has started as Virgin Mobile and U.S. cellular are already offering the device, while outlet stores are waiting in the line to begin selling the One V smartphone in the U.S.

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