Hoping to ride the success train of the Samsung Galaxy S, T-Mobile unwrapped another new 4G device sure to set fire to any T-Mo fans looking to get their hot hands on a new smartphone. Dubbed the Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G, the device sports a 1.5GHz dual-core CPU, 42Mbps […]
We were all expecting 2012 to be Sprint’s year concerning converting its WiMAX network over to LTE. However, details surrounding actual cities to be first on the LTE list had us sitting in the dark, until now. Sprint’s Dan Hesse has finally confirmed that Atlanta, Dallas, Houston and San Antonio
It appears that the Microsoft team has been working on four new Xbox Live games that are expected to hit the Windows Phone Marketplace any day now. The four new games are described as “optimized for the newest Windows Phone 7.5,” and include: Age of Zombies by Halfbrick, Bullet Asylum
So you bought an HTC Flyer and you love it, but you’ve been stuck anxiously waiting for that Android 3.2 (Honeycomb) update to come stateside? Well, like our GSM friends across the pond, you can now enjoy the sweetness of Honeycomb as the update is finally available here in the
Earlier in 2011, Sprint and LightSquared committed to a 15-year deal, which had the two companies on track to share spectrum and equipment as they both developed and grew their respective LTE networks. However, the deal was contingent upon LightSquared’s ability to gain the FCC’s approval over the use of
Only two short months after ChevronWP7 began selling Microsoft approved $9 “tokens” to unlock WP7 handsets, the tool is now being discontinued. According to WPCentral, ChevronWP7 struck a deal with Microsoft outlining that they would not sell more than 10,000 tokens. It appears that ChevronWP7 has officially sold out of
Even though Ask Ziggy has been available on the Windows Store for some time now, an upcoming new and improved version of the popular app will soon bring some Siri likeness to the Windows Phone 7 platform. Ask Ziggy is a free application developed by Shai Leib, that can “translate
If you’re a Verizon subscriber then you are well aware by now that December has not been an easy month for the nation’s largest 4G LTE carrier. Verizon users have suffered from not one, but three major network outages this month. In a recent press statement on the matter, Verizon
Move over T-Mobile, Sprint is about to take a bite out of the white Galaxy S II action that only T-Mo customers have been relishing in here in the states. According to a leaked memo obtained by SprintFeed, the Now Network is expected to get its very own white variant
We knew that with a new year upon us change would be inevitable, and it looks like Verizon customers are soon to see a big change in Big Red’s billing policy. According to a leaked memo (shown below), effective January 15th, any customer that opts to pay their wireless bill
Yet again, Verizon’s 3G and 4G data network has gone down in a rather random and irregular fashion today. Big Red users in New York City, Phoenix, Minneapolis, Detroit, Chicago, Houston, San Francisco and Portland are among those to report problems. Sadly, it didn’t seem to get better for Verizon,
HTC Rezound owners should head on over to HTCDev.com to grab the recently published bootloader tools before they disappear. The developer forums are buzzing with news that the tools had been published to the dev site despite the Rezound not making the supported device list. Reportedly, users are left with
Pre-paid wireless giant MetroPCS announced today that its vast portfolio of handsets is headed straight to Amazon. This new partnership marks a significant milestone for MetroPCS as Amazon is widely respected to be one of the world’s largest online retailers. According to the press release (found below) there seems to
Thanks to the hard working developers over at XDA, the Kindle Fire tablet now has access to an unofficial Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update. Members of the xda-developers forum published a “pre-alpha” version of Android 4.0. which is based on the popular CyanogenMod 9. Keep in mind that the
Seiko Epson broke the news today that it has agreed to settle with Finnish handset manufacturer Nokia for the sum of $80 million USD after nearly two years of litigation. The two companies have been locked in a bitter antitrust lawsuit over Epson’s purchase of liquid crystal displays in 2009.
