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How to Get Your Out-of-Contract AT&T iPhone Unlocked
Verizon Wireless and Sprint allow users to unlock their iPhone even when it is within the contract period. But AT&T till now has refused to unlock out-of-contract iPhones. Hence, AT&T subscribers had to get their iPhones unlocked by third-party entities. However, finally now, AT&T is allowing its out-of-contract iPhone subscribers to unlock their devices.
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Samsung May Launch 3 Windows Phone Handsets in 2012 (Rumor)
Samsung Galaxy S3 is the most anticipated smartphone at the moment. But rumors about Windows phones from the Korean tech giant are also building up momentum. Samsung has been releasing two Windows handsets each year since the evolution of Windows Phone Mango OS. But as reported by WPDang, Samsung may launch 3 windows handsets this year.
HTC One X Versus HTC Evo 4G LTE: AT&T and Sprint Super Phones Shootout
At a press conference in New York City on Wednesday, April 5, HTC and Sprint jointly announced the offspring of their collaboration: the HTC EVO 4G LTE. The One line may be HTC's flagship, but the HTC EVO is Sprint's version, and it's basically a doppelganger of the HTC One X expected soon on AT&T.
Sprint Lets Samsung Nexus S 4G Lick Ice Cream Sandwich
Just in time for an Easter surprise - a Sprint press note bears great news for Samsung Nexus S 4G owners: the wireless carrier has finally started rolling out the much-anticipated Android 4.0 updates. A little more patience may be necessary, but Sprint pledges that all users will have had a chance to install Google's most recent operating system, Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, by the end of the month.
Samsung Starts Production of Ultra-Fast MicroSD Cards For LTE Devices
Samsung has announced in a press release that it has begun mass production of Ultra High Speed-1 microSD cards. The cards work with LTE smartphones and tablets.
ASUS Prices Padfone, Taking Pre-Orders in Taiwan
Pre-orders for the ASUS Padfone begins on Friday, April 6, in Taiwan, ahead of the April 20 launch. A U.S. launch will take place later this year, though no official date has been revealed.
HTC One X and One S Comes to UK: What Should You Buy?
The HTC One X and One S are HTC's high- and middle-tier devices from the One family. Both are solid devices, but which is the right one for you?
Samsung estimates record first quarter profit; beats most bullish view
SEOUL - Samsung Electronics, the world's top technology firm by revenue, estimated operating profit nearly doubled in January-March from a year ago, boosted by sales of its flagship Galaxy smartphones and its Note mini-tablet and phone.
Samsung Galaxy S3 May Boast Super Hi-Res Display: What About Other Specs?
The Samsung Galaxy S3 rumor mill is churning at a critical speed. And now we fear that it might tear away from its foundation. Why? Because the latest buzz is that Galaxy S3 has entered the testing phase at Korean secret base and Samsung may announce the new flagship model anytime.
HTC Evo 4G LTE: Sprint's Last Hope?
Sprint, despite being country's third largest network carrier, is not considered seriously when it comes to 4G LTE network. The company has so far failed to release a true 4G LTE smartphone. But the company is now planning to turn heads by bringing HTC Evo 4G LTE to its portfolio.
Taking Note: Is Samsung's phablet the shape of things to come?
It's been likened to a piece of toast, a device for elephants and a throwback to the 1980s-style brick phone.
iPhone 5 'Pro' Concept Design: The Best So Far? (PHOTOS)
Apple is unpredictable and its upcoming iPhone is still a mystery. The only guaranteed feature of iPhone 5 is 4G LTE compatibility. But that has not stopped tech enthusiasts from dreaming about the new iGadget. Many designers are showing their creativity skills and over a dozen iPhone 5 concept designs are surfacing online. And, the most recent iPhone 5 concept design, dubbed iPhone PRO, has caught a lot of attention.
Instagram Comes to Android
The popular photo-sharing app for iOS, Instagram, has finally arrived on Android and it's making a big splash. Sign-ups have been taking place at a rate of 2,000 per minute, setting the app on course to easily achieve the 30 million install base the iOS app has.
