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Size may not be the issue for me anymore - speed is

Android I had an interesting (and by interesting I mean not that interesting) encounter today that made me double think how much longer I’m going to keep my iPhone 4S. As I’ve mentioned before, we’ve become spoiled in many ways. Today, I realized...

Apr 10th by Anna Scantlin 0

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More mobile platforms need a feature like BlackBerry's Hub

Android My first smartphone, the one I bought for myself, was a BlackBerry-branded device. I can’t for the life of me remember which particular model it was, but what I do remember is one of its software features: the universal inbox.

Apr 11th by Evan Selleck 0

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Yo, Samsung: What’s up with all the phones?

Android It’s April and so far we have three big name Galaxy brand devices from Samsung, not to mention one more that’s supposedly on the way in the form of a Galaxy Note 3. Is it just me, or does anybody else feel like we’re getting bombarded with...

Apr 11th by Anna Scantlin 0

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Now is a good time to borrow an idea from Google, Apple

Android A couple of days ago news hit the shelves that said Google had begun rolling out its updated and refreshed version of the Google Play Store, focusing on making it more simplistic and easier to find entertaining applications. You know, I...

Apr 11th by Anna Scantlin 0

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The thin smartphone war needs to stop

Lifestyle We are stuck in the middle of an imaginary race amongst manufacturers to deliver increasingly thin smartphones upon the release of every new device. In the process, we've seen features shed and discarded like they mean nothing to the...

Apr 12th by Chase Bonar 0

T-Mobile says first day of iPhone sales brought 'lines out the door' at most stores

Ios Today's the day that the iPhone finally made its way onto the fourth and final major U.S. operator, as T-Mobile officially began selling the iPhone 5 at all of its retail locations. Many folks are likely curious about how well the Magenta...

Apr 12th by Alex Wagner 0

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All T-Mobile needs now is broader network coverage

Lifestyle In another attempt to get customers to flock to T-Mobile’s doors, the carrier that was once the only carrier out of the major four to not (officially) carry the Apple iPhone officially began selling the popular brand of smartphones today -...

Apr 12th by Anna Scantlin 0

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Android Key Lime Pie needs to match the new Google Play Store

Android "It will help you find great entertainment, fast." This is how Google describes the Play Store update which will begin rolling out to Android devices 2.2 and above in the coming weeks. The update brings a familiar card-style layout akin to...

Apr 13th by Chase Bonar 0

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Should Samsung go from “cheap and plastic” to “metal and fantastic”?

Lifestyle The Galaxy S II, Galaxy S III, Note, Note II, Galaxy S 4, and pretty much every other Samsung device ever made all have one thing in common with each other: their housing is made out of plastic. According to an insider who spoke with...

Apr 13th by Anna Scantlin 0

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How could I have forgotten the importance of removable batteries?

Android Lately I’ve been taking a lot of things into consideration. There’s less than 3 months before I’m due for an upgrade. While I’ve narrowed it down quite a bit an important factor to phones that I had completely forgotten about since getting...

Apr 14th by Anna Scantlin 0

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The fingerprint scanner: Apple's Ace for the next iPhone?

Ios Rumors of the iPhone 5's successor are ramping up to unprecedented levels and a new job posting by Apple only adds fuel to the fire. Apple listed a job posting for a software engineer to join its Melbourne Design Centre team in Florida,...

Apr 14th by Chase Bonar 0

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Skip the smart watch, Microsoft

Windows Phone 8 It’s interesting to see how quickly the smart watch rumors are picking up speed. Moreover, considering that we’re only seeing wearable tech from companies like Pebble, the impact they are having can’t be ignored.

Apr 15th by Evan Selleck 0

Facebook in talks with Apple and Microsoft about bringing Home to iOS and Windows Phone [UPDATED]

Ios One of the first things that came up after Facebook Home's official announcement earlier this month is whether or not Home would be coming to mobile platforms other than Android. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg didn't have anything definite...

Apr 15th by Alex Wagner 0

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Facebook, do your homework before expanding to iOS and Windows Phone

Android Facebook Home shunned iOS and Windows Phone in favor of Android and it's been a rough start for the social media company so far. For the few Android devices which are officially supported by Facebook, Home has taken quite a blow as...

Apr 16th by Chase Bonar 0

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Why aren't you using Android?

Android I’ve switched platforms so many times that I could never hope to count how many times I’ve used iOS, Android, webOS, BlackBerry, Windows Mobile and/or Windows Phone, to Nokia’s efforts back in the day, to PalmOS for good measure.

Apr 17th by Evan Selleck 0