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Archos is no stranger to low-end Android devices, and as expected, they’ve unveiled another series of Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS) tablets headed towards consumer hands this July. The series, otherwise known as the “Elements”, will come in three different variations including a: 7″, 8″, and a 9.7″ model. Today’s official announcement only […]

If you attempted to buy a Samsung Galaxy Nexus from the Google Play store today, you were probably greeted by the words “coming soon”. Thanks to our friends over at Google, it has been confirmed that the device was pulled from the Play Store due to the recent court injunction

Google announced the Nexus 7 tablet which runs on the Android 4.1 aka Jelly Bean at the Google I/O which was held a few days back in USA. The tablet seems to be a competitor of the Kindle Fire and the price tag it falls in is really reasonable. For

We recently reviewed the ScoutMob app and fell in love with it for its social twist on discovering local hotspots packed with exclusive bargains just for using the app. ScoutMob has gained serious momentum since we last featured it, as the app is now sporting a revamped design with a plethora of

You may have heard about Verizon’s new Shared Everything plans that allow users to share their data usage between everyone on the plan. Well, T-Mobile today released a chart comparing Verizon’s new Shared Everything plans with their own. Here is the chart they sent out. Anyone agree with the chart

Google’s latest iteration of Android, or more fondly known as Jelly Bean, has suffered a recent meltdown. Not in the technical operating sense, but literally a meltdown. It appears that the Jelly Bean statue, which was proudly displayed in front of Google’s Mountain View campus, suffered from too much heat causing the head

For anyone who was smart enough to pre-order their Samsung Galaxy S III, you don’t have to worry about waiting around for the elusive device to hit AT&T shelves. You’re probably sitting back with your feet up relishing in all of your sweet GS III glory. Unfortunately, for the rest

Thanks, as always, to developers over at XDA, users of the HTC One X from overseas (you know the one with quad-core instead of dual-core) now have a custom ROM to load Android Jelly Bean on their device. Unlike the custom ROM for the Galaxy Nexus we showed you how

When the HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE was first announced back in May (eight whole weeks ago), Verizon said that the device would hit store shelves in the “coming weeks”. Well, in an effort to give us all something else to celebrate this holiday week, Big Red has confirmed that

Never mind that you probably haven’t even had a chance to touch the recently announced Nexus 7 tablet, because Google has you and your next big purchase covered. With the power user in mind, Google just released the full factory OS image for the device, which will restore it back to

In yet another patent infringement victory, Apple won a court order banning all sales of the Samsung made Galaxy Nexus smartphone here in the US. U.S. District Court Judge Lucy Koh sided with Apple, on the premise that the company will most likely be able to prove that the Galaxy

In an effort to push the boundaries of their latest Smarter Commerce marketing effort, IBM is pitching the idea of utilizing augmented reality (AR) to encourage consumers to obtain more information about retail products instantly with the help of their smartphone or tablet. IBM’s research teams have created a prototype