Gadgets come in all shapes and sizes, but it’s safe to say this is a big’un. Sure, it isn’t exactly portable in the traditional sense, and no 24 month contract is going to make it fit into our budget, but that doesn’t mean it can’t have a place in your life. It’s the Roadster Sport, the latest addition to the Tesla family and released to the world last summer.
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Tesla Roadster 2.5 Sport review
Clearwire has had its fair share of problems lately: the company is struggling to fight off bankruptcy, and already faces one class-action lawsuit over its questionable service.
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Clearwire accused of overextending coverage to lure customers
First posted a week ago , Microsoft has updated its Windows Phone 7 update pages for the US and the rest of the world . The good news is that most networks are now rolling out the copy-and-paste update codenamed “NoDo,” giving users of the platform the much talked-about feature, as well as some healthy performance boosts and other minor improvements. The company does warn, however, that due to its “gradual” updates, it could still take two weeks to receive the update, even if other users on the same network have it already
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Updated Windows Phone schedule: good news for most, AT&T still awful
Teachers and corporate presenters alike begged Apple for video mirroring capabilities for the iPad, and the company delivered the feature in the iPad 2.
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iPad wireless HD mirroring hack makes for better presentations
After a tumultuous few weeks , and behind schedule , the Windows Phone 7 copy-and-paste update has finally emerged. Codenamed “NoDo”, the upgrade started rolling out earlier today, at least to a few lucky users.
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Windows Phone 7 "NoDo" starts rolling out at last, on Sprint too
The Galaxy Tab family now numbers three, with the announcement of a 9-inch version to fall between the 10- and 7-inch versions, Samsung announced today.
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Samsung introduces Galaxy Tab 8.9, new "TouchWiz" UI skin
Research in Motion used a press release this morning
Rumors have sprung up recently suggesting Apple is planning to incorporate near field communications technology into its mobile devices. While NFC certainly didn’t materialize in the new iPad 2, there’s still potential for it to pop up in the next iPhone hardware.
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NFC-equipped iPhone could power mobile Mac OS X accounts
A Nexus S running Android 2.3 can load most websites 52 percent faster than an iPhone running iOS 4.3, according to a new study conducted by website analysis firm Blaze. The company based its conclusions on 45,000 website measurements using an iPhone 4 and a Nexus S, and says it was surprised by the results, considering the JavaScript performance gains that came with iOS 4.3.
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Nexus S beats iPhone in "real world" Web tests, says firm (Updated)
Motorola’s Atrix 4G smartphone was one of the most promising products unveiled at CES earlier this year. The innovative handset can plug into a netbook shell accessory, offering a desktop-like computing experience. The netbook shell contains no processor, memory, network hardware, or internal storage—it relies entirely on the docked phone to provide those essentials
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Hands-on: Motorola Atrix’s Ubuntu-powered WebTop experience
Ars reviews the Motorola Xoom : After spending over a week with the Motorola Xoom, we’ve got plenty to say about not only the hardware, but Android 3.0 and the Android platform’s potential as a tablet operating system. 14-year old child pornographers?
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Week in tech: Xooming to the middle
I sure thought we’d covered Peel here before, but I guess not (maybe I was thinking of that iPod touch add-on — the “Apple” name certainly invites lots of fruit imagery).
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Peel works as universal remote and TV service on your iPhone
After successful attacks on Safari and Internet Explorer 8 on Wednesday, the second day of Pwn2Own saw the iPhone 4 and then the BlackBerry Torch 9800 successfully exploited. The annual security competition allows researchers to win any systems that they successfully compromise, and also awards them cash rewards if those security flaws are still present in the latest version of the software.
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Pwn2Own day 2: iPhone, BlackBerry beaten; Chrome, Firefox no-shows
AMD has taken the wraps off its newest high-end graphics solution, the AMD HD 6990. The new 6990 is a monster of a card—it’s basically a small system all in itself, which you can cram inside your PC if you’ve got the room for it
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AMD launches a dual-GPU, 350W monster card
Google removed a number of malicious applications from the Android Market last week.
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Google using remote kill switch to swat Android malware apps
In a post on the Android developer blog, Google has announced the availability of a new static library for Android developers that provides a more portable implementation of the Fragments API. This will allow third-party Android application developers to take advantage of Fragments without having to sacrifice backwards compatibility with existing Android handsets. Google recently launched Android 3.0, codenamed Honeycomb, a significant new tablet-optimized version of its Linux-based mobile operating system
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Google frags fragmentation with Fragments API for older Android versions
Oh hoh hohhhh — this one went over just about everyone’s collective head. Ever since Apple announced that iOS 4.3 would pack the MiFi-esque Personal Hotspot feature (essentially turning your iPhone into an on-the-go WiFi router for your laptops and other gadgets), we’ve been under the impression that it would support up to 5 devices at once. That’s not quite the case.
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PSA: iOS 4.3′s Personal Hotspot Feature Supports 3 Simultaneous Devices, Not 5
AT&T has added a new postpaid data plan option for “tablet” users—which for now means iPad and Galaxy Tab users—that lets you add the charges to your monthly wireless bill. Pricing is the same as the pre-paid options, but at least users that opt for the 2GB per month plan get a much more sensible $10 per gigabyte overage charge.
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AT&T adds new post-paid twist to iPad, tablet data plans
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While the upcoming Huawei myTouch may not be the phone at their top of everyone’s want list, it did just pass through the FCC on its way to T-Mobile store shelves in the near future. The FCC filing actually provides some details surrounding/confirming the phones specs as well including a 4″ WVGA display, 1.4GHz Qualcomm MSM8255T processor, 1GB RAM, 4GB internal storage, and a microSD card slot. Pretty much all the [read full article]
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Keep your eye on Wirefly.com tomorrow as they drop a nice little deal on the HTC One S for Memorial Day weekend. Beginning tomorrow, May 25th through May 28th, Wirefly is offering an extra $25 off their HTC One S pricing for T-Mobile. So what kind of pricing are you looking at — how about $125 for new activations and qualifying upgrade customers
Developers are uniting this weekend and putting a number of awesome Android titles on sale this weekend and if you’re a mobile gamer, you should be excited. They have a number of my own personal favorites including World of Goo, Canabalt HD, Anomaly Warzone Earth HD, Great Little War Game, Fieldrunners and more.
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We’re checking out IDC’s newest report for the first quarter of 2012 showing Google’s Android platform continuing it’s march toward global domination as its market-share climbs to 59%, with Apple a distant second at 23%.
Deutsche Telekom CEO Rene Obermann spoke this morning during his company’s investors call and said that a T-Mobile merger is still an option, though an outright sale is more than likely off the table.
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On the heels of a Wall Street Journal report indicating Google is prepared to announce a variety of partnerships for their exclusive Nexus lineup of smartphones — comes news that these five devices will all arrive on November 5th. Remember, remember the fifth of November
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Some low-key news today as the T-Mobile Prism has already been available through the likes of Best Buy and Walmart since the beginning of May. Today does the mark the day however, that the Prism is available through T-Mobile owned retail stores as well T-Mobile.com. Interestingly enough, T-Mobile’s official press release back on May 2nd indicated the Prism would retail for $149.99 sans contract
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Read the original here: McAfee: Mobile Malware Explodes, Increases 1,200% In Q1 2012
See original here: 9M Users Strong, MapMyFitness Brings Check-Ins, Advanced Google Maps Integration To Fitness Tracking
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I wish I could say that you’re preparing to watch a twelve minute walk-through of a T-Mobile branded Galaxy S III, sadly that isn’t the case. Unfortunately, we’ve yet to see any of the US branded handsets appear in the wild but, this video courtesy of Tech65.com is a great 12 minute walk-through showing off plenty of Samsung’s flagship smartphone features. At the very least, you’ll have something to do for 12 minutes ..
Original post: Clueful Scans The Apps On Your iPhone, Tells You Which Ones Are Doing Naughty Things With Your Data
Read more: Appcelerator Partners With Geoloqi To Bring Location Services To Its 1.6 Million Developers
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