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By engadget, on May 17th, 2012%
CSI: Waterloo? We’re not sure how compelling that spin-off would be (inexplicable popularity of the David Caruso-headlined Miami version aside). So, you’ll excuse us for scratching our collective tech head over this recently surfaced patent application filed by RIM in November of 2010

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RIM patent application shines a light on unseen filth, might make forensics mobile
By engadget, on May 17th, 2012%
We’ve received a boatload of tips that folks who have pre-ordered the EVO 4G LTE at Best Buy are now seeing a new release date of May 23rd. Does this mean Sprint’s flagship handset is getting close to leaving those dreaded customs halls ? Here’s HTC’s take on the matter: HTC is working closely with U.S
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Best Buy expects EVO 4G LTE to land May 23rd, HTC remains cautious
By engadget, on May 17th, 2012%
There’s a trend starting to emerge of judges wanting Apple to talk settlements with others rather than duke it out in the courtroom. Just two weeks after Apple and Samsung were steered towards talking about a potential deal, a Delaware court has ordered Apple and HTC to meet on August 28th in the hopes that they could shake hands and put an end to an increasingly hectic legal battle under the eyes of a mediating judge.

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Apple, HTC ordered by judge to sit down, try and make nice on August 28th
By engadget, on May 17th, 2012%
By engadget, on May 17th, 2012%
We’ve heard reports that Samsung has shifted focus at some of its camera manufacturing facilities away from point-and-shoot cameras with the objective of ramping up production of its compact mirrorless models . And while this move implies that the company’s pocketable compacts could be doomed, that’s simply not the case.

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Samsung clarifies camera production shift, confirms commitment to point-and-shoot models
By engadget, on May 17th, 2012%
Sure, we’d seen a handful of other carriers in the UK have Sammy’s GS3 up for pre-order, but that circle wouldn’t be complete without a certain Magenta network. Worry not, though, as T-Mobile’s joined the pre-order race and is now ready to swap your cash for a spanking-new Galaxy slab. Per usual — at least across the pond — you’re likely to find a deal that’s perfectly suited for you, with T-Mobile UK pricing the device as low
By engadget, on May 17th, 2012%
If you’re pining for another way to keep tabs on your Facebook pages while out and about, you’re in luck — that is, if you live in Australia, New Zealand or Ireland. Stealthily launched yesterday for iOS, Facebook’s Page Manager app lets administrators keep an eye on page-specific notifications and Page Insight (read: number of likes, shares, views, et cetera) in addition to the normal management fare already available in Facebook’s official app.

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Facebook Pages Manager for iOS sees soft launch, stats junkies rejoice
By engadget, on May 17th, 2012%
Not all of us want to be locked into a long term contract with a wireless carrier. Especially when it comes to data-only devices that might not get used on a regular basis. For those that want to grab a 4G dongle or a mobile hotspot and go, without the need sign their life over, T-Mobile is launching four new pre-paid data options.

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T-Mobile launches new contract-free, data-only plans
By engadget, on May 17th, 2012%
Samsung started making 2GB low-power mobile memory last year, but as the 1GB-equipped phone you likely have in your hand shows, the chips weren’t built on a wide-enough scale to get much use. The Korean company is hoping to fix that now that it’s mass-producing 20-nanometer , 4-gigabit LPDDR2 RAM. Going to a smaller process than the 30-nanometer chips of old will not just slim the memory down by a fifth, helping your smartphone stay skinny: it should help 2GB of RAM become the “mainstream product” by the end of 2013, if Samsung gets its way.

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Samsung mass-produces 4-gigabit LPDDR2 memory, aims to make 2GB a common sight in smartphones
By engadget, on May 17th, 2012%
It’s mid-May — do you know where your Ice Cream Sandwich update is? Six months after Android 4.0 made its debut on the Samsung Galaxy Nexus , millions of owners of legacy Android devices are still anxiously awaiting the day the new firmware gets downloaded on their own electronic real estate

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Which devices have Ice Cream Sandwich?
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