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By engadget, on May 24th, 2013
Internationally savvy Chrome desktop users are well acquainted with the translation bar’s ability to quickly make sense of sites using foreign languages . Courtesy of the new Chrome 28 beta for Android, they can take that linguistic power on the road: the translation bar now shows up on mobile when visiting pages in non-native text. The test release also gives tablets the same fullscreen mode that phones have in the stable build , and everyone can see graphs illustrating the data usage savings they get from compression
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Chrome 28 beta for Android brings translation bar, fullscreen on tablets
By engadget, on May 24th, 2013
AT&T’s official GoPhone prepaid policy has always officially prevented network data access for iPhones (and other 4G devices except for BlackBerry), but a tipster reports that will change tomorrow. The new policy adds 4G HSPA+ and LTE support as well as Visual Voicemail access to the GoPhone package , with customers able to bring their own device or buy a new one at off-contract unsubsidized prices. According to the details, existing customers with iPhones will be automatically updated with network access on June 21st, however they’ll be able to call in and make the switch manually before that.
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AT&T adding iPhone, 4G LTE / HSPA+ support to GoPhone starting tomorrow
By engadget, on May 24th, 2013
Box just recently snapped up Crocodoc to improve the web component of its cloud storage, but what about tuning the native apps? It’s addressing that side of the equation by acquiring the technology behind Folders, a third-party cloud storage app for iOS. Box loves Folders’ code and design enough to want both of them inside the next generation of its iOS client .
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Box acquires Folders technology with its next-gen iOS app in mind
By engadget, on May 24th, 2013
Is Russell Holly a seer of the future, or did he just manage to get lucky?
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Rumors persist of HTC One with stock Android, despite the official denial
By engadget, on May 23rd, 2013
In with a bang, out with a whimper. After making us fear for the Xbox 360′s (shelf) life by delivering an adverse ruling in Motorola’s ITC patent infringement case against Microsoft last year, the presiding Administrative Law Judge reversed his stance a couple months ago after prodding by the full Commission. While the finding of non-infringement was good news for Microsoft, the decision still needed to be OK’d by the Commission before the investigation could be officially closed.
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Microsoft finally wins ITC battle with Motorola over wireless P2P patent (update)
By engadget, on May 23rd, 2013
Samsung committed to launching Tizen devices almost as soon as 2013 began, but there has been little to show for its promise outside of a developer phone . To our relief, there are signs of sustained interest in the project: Techtastic has spotted a Samsung user agent profile for the Tizen-toting GT-i8805. The web code suggests that the company is playing it safe with its first wave of hardware for the OS, however.
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Samsung web profile shows GT-i8805 sporting Tizen and mid-tier specs
By engadget, on May 23rd, 2013
Everyone’s found themselves in this situation at one time or another: you’re in a picture-perfect setting, but a selfie at arm’s length won’t cut it.
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Samsung thinks the strangers who take pictures of you could do a better job
By engadget, on May 23rd, 2013
Samsung will be releasing developer editions of the Galaxy S 4 for AT&T and Verizon, according to the company’s site. At least for now, the phone will only be offered in Black Mist, and internal storage is listed as 16GB. It’s not clear exactly when the devices will come to their respective carriers, but they likely won’t be offered with a subsidy when they do
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Samsung Galaxy S 4 Developer Edition coming soon to AT&T and Verizon
By engadget, on May 23rd, 2013
Huawei’s upcoming Ascend P6 must be as slim as we’ve heard, because it just keeps slipping out — this time, in an official rendering obtained by @evleaks . The imagery appears to validate what we’ve previously seen in photos, including the wafer-like 6.2mm thick body, a metal chassis and an iteration of the Emotion UI layer that we just saw on the Ascend Mate . And in case there’s any lingering doubts, we’ve even received a possible launch window from the company itself
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Huawei Ascend P6 leaks in official imagery, may launch on June 18th
By engadget, on May 23rd, 2013
When Huawei revealed the Ascend Mate at CES this year, it felt like smartphones had reached an end point — they surely couldn’t get any larger . We’ve since been proven wrong by Samsung’s Galaxy Mega 6.3 , but the 6.1-inch Ascend Mate has gone on sale first, and it’s every bit as intimidating as it was in January. The question is whether or not Huawei has more than just size on its side
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Huawei Ascend Mate review: a supersized phone with supreme battery life
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