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By engadget, on July 30th, 2010
We’ve just heard directly from HTC regarding that hotly anticipated upgrade to Android 2.2: it’s happening this weekend for lucky Euroland owners of the Desire. Provided your Sense-laden 3.7-incher is not carrier-locked, you should be receiving your serving of Froyo by the end of the week, together with a new 720p video mode and iTunes sync for your music. HTC is also throwing in its App Share widget that it first introduced with the Wildfire , along with its smart Caller ID feature.
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Official: HTC rolling out Android 2.2, 720p video, iTunes sync to unlocked Euro Desires this weekend
By CoolSmartPhone, on July 30th, 2010
Hey, remember beebPlayer?
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The BBC on beebPlayer
By IntoMobile, on July 30th, 2010
International Data Corporation (IDC) keeps meticulous records of who ships what in the mobile phone space and today they’re reporting that shipments for the first half of 2010 totaled 620.6 million units, up 18.5% from the 523.5 million units shipped during the first two quarters of 2009. If that isn’t a sign that the economy is recovering, then I don’t know what is.
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IDC: Mobile phone shipments up 18.5% compared to the first half of 2009
By CoolSmartPhone, on July 30th, 2010
The iPad has been quite a success. In theory it shouldn’t be
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Steve Ballmer responds to the iPad
By engadget, on July 30th, 2010
At this point, we’re starting to think that Motorola is intentionally (and cruelly) teasing us with its Droid successor. Today we can add to the parade of leaks preceding the Droid 2 ’s debut in the form of the above hard case, which has just landed in Best Buy’s storerooms. Before you go off on some conspiracy theory comparing this to the iPhone’s Bumper and questioning whether this Droid might need a jacket , you should be aware that Rocketfish does similar paraphernalia for the Droid Incredible, marking this out as an entirely un remarkable run-of-the-mill accessory
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Droid 2 cases arrive at Best Buy, Droid 2s soon to follow?
By CoolSmartPhone, on July 30th, 2010
Google seem to be reaching a turning point. Their share price has gone down lately, but there’s no real problems within Google – it’s the world outside that’s changing. Bing is chipping away a little but Google is still the main search engine and at the centre of their business
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Google – Tough times ahead
By IntoMobile, on July 30th, 2010
Well looky here. It’s been awhile since I’ve posted any official BlackBerry OS releases, but I’ve got one for you right now. Looks as though Hutchinson has officially released OS 5.0.0.822 for the BlackBerry Curve 8900 and Bold 9000
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OS 5.0.0.822 Goes Official for the BlackBerry 8900 and 9000 via Hutchinson
By engadget, on July 30th, 2010
We first caught wind of the SCH-R900 after MetroPCS announced that it would be first to carry the Samsung handset when its fledgling LTE network lights up in select markets sometime after the summer. Now the FCC has been kind enough to bless a preproduction R900 with its approval
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Samsung SCH-R900 approved by FCC: first US LTE phone is go
By IntoMobile, on July 30th, 2010
If you’ve been thinking about getting yourself a new Verizon phone is either considered a “3G Smartphone” or a “3G Multimedia” device, which pretty much covers any phone you are likely to want from Big Red, you’ll be happy to hear that you can get a $30 credit for each 3G handset you buy. Our Verizon source is telling us that, starting tomorrow, July 30th, the No. 1 wireless carrier in the US (by subscriber count) will entice customers to “rule the air” with this little cash-back incentive program.
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Verizon offering customers $30 credit for each 3G phone purchase
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