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The recently revealed BlackBerry Curve 9360 is proving to be a surprising bit of hardware. Not only did it (thankfully) get rid of the chintzy chrome-ish highlights of its last iteration, IntoMobile reports that it also packs a a more competitive hardware configuration (hello NFC!) and a little feature hidden in the settings that doesn’t seem to have popped up on any other OS 7 device recently: mobile hotspot.
One of the all-time most popular restaurant apps on mobile is Urbanspoon ( iTunes link ). It is still one of the top 10 travel apps on the iPhone. The app’s signature gesture is a shake to find nearby restaurants
What would happen if the Samsung Galaxy S II and the Samsung Infuse 4G met up, had a few drinks, and got a bit frisky? If you ignore the fact that phones aren’t capable of mating, the product of that one-night stand would probably look a lot like the phone featured in this leaked image — what seems to be the Samsung Hercules . Thanks to the folks at MobileSyrup and a sneaky tipster attending last night’s Samsung Mobile event in Canada, the first blurry-cam shot of this mythical handset has finally arrived
It looks like it’s go time for the Samsung Conquer 4G. Upon Sprint ‘s announcement this morning, we have a few more specs to offer you along with a launch date — August 21. Just as we expected, the handset will go for $100 as long as you sign on the dotted line of a two-year agreement.
Looks like things are going well over in Taiwan, as HTC has reported record-breaking Q2 results this morning. In fact, the company sold 12.1 million units in the second quarter totaling a 123.7 percent year-over-year growth rate. After Q2 taxes, that brings YOY growth to 102.9 percent. If you aren’t good with percentages, that’s huge.
Verizon has begun to roll out a new update for the Samsung Fascinate that fixes the longstanding incoming call issue as well as fixing multi-contact SMS sending and SMS sending to the correct number while adding the Google Books app. (Continue reading at the link above, or visit PhoneNews.com directly)
Anybody notice something missing from Samsung ’s Q2 results? Hint: it was the phone/tablet sales data. But why
Ahead of the retail launch of the Motorola Photon 4G this Sunday, Sprint has made the phone available for sale online on its own sales portal for Premier customers. The phone is available for $199.99 after new 2 year agreement and $350 instant… (Continue reading at the link above, or visit PhoneNews.com directly)
T-Mobile has begun to roll out the long expected Android Gingerbread update for the T-Mobile G2 after being leaked last week and previously being mistakenly distributed by T-Mobile through insurance replacements. The updates features improvements… (Continue reading at the link above, or visit PhoneNews.com directly)
Seattle-based PressOK Entertainment , a game development company, launched an interesting new service this week in public beta called PlacePlay , which the startup describes as a “location enablement platform” for games. Location is something that hasn’t really been explored much in gaming as of yet, so simply put, PlacePlay aims to tackle the obstacles that prevent location from becoming a relevant facet of the games we play every day. For starters, the platform is focused on giving game developers the ability to quickly add local tournaments into gameplay, so that a user can, for example, play a virtual game of Battleship with other players that live on the same block. Though tournaments are the primary feature of the platform at this point, PlacePlay also supports location-based virtual goods, objects, achievements, and more.
Earlier today, weeks of speculation were formally confirmed when Sprint and LightSquared announced a new network deal worth up to $15 billion for Sprint in cash and network access credits, while LightSquared will use the carrier’s newly… (Continue reading at the link above, or visit PhoneNews.com directly)
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