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Verizon Gets Some HTC One Love

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HTC’s recent retooling and building of the One brand has given us the One X on AT&T, the One S on T-Mobile, and the EVO 4G LTE on Sprint. Some of us were wondering though — what about Verizon? Wonder no more! The largest network in the U.S. brings us a new, high-end HTC device […]

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What Do HTC And Sprint Have Planned?

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There’s plenty of buzz going on about the reported Sprint/HTC event happening in two weeks. On April 4, the big bosses of the two companies will present… something. Smart money is it being one of the recently announced HTC One models. Whatever it is, Sprint needs it. While competing network Verizon has added the Droid […]

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HTC Droid Incredible Has Sweet Surprise With Gingerbread (Android 2.3) Update

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While desperately searching for the snooze button on my HTC Droid Incredible this morning, I found the most welcome and unexpected sight: a popup notification that Android’s 2.3.4 (Gingerbread) upgrade was ready to be pushed to my phone. After the upgrade was completed (and my impromptu early morning happy dance), I tried the new version […]

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Google Buys Motorola, Rest Of World Next

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Google has decided to change the mobile world. Again. Google CEO Larry Page announced this morning that Google will purchase Motorola Mobility for $40 per share, or roughly $12.5 billion. Motorola has been responsible for some incredibly important Android devices in the past and has a history of being first to market with devices carrying […]

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Techcitement Review: Samsung Droid Charge

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The Samsung Droid Charge is the hottest phone in Verizon’s current lineup. Or at least, it had better be, with a $300 price tag even with a contract. Even though I was anticipating a chance to play with this phone, which has a tremendous 4.3” display on a black slab and silver border, the build […]

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