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By engadget, on May 3rd, 2012%
Oh yes, it’s a good time to go shopping for a smartphone, particularly if you’ve acquired a taste for an abundance of pixels and silicon cores. But which phones ought to be considered flagships worthy of comparison with the shiny new GS III? Yes, we’re including the Lumia 900 in this context, for the sake of platform neutrality and also in recognition of the fact that raw specs don’t count for everything — but we can’t overlook that this handset is sorely lacking in terms of ppi and some other areas.
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Samsung Galaxy S III vs. rival flagships: iPhone 4S, HTC One X, Lumia 900
By engadget, on May 3rd, 2012%
By now you should already know that the brand-spanking-new Samsung Galaxy S III sports a 4.8-inch HD Super AMOLED display. That’s right: no “plus” here, which means this 720p panel is featuring the same old PenTile RBGB pixel arrangement — just like the 4.65-inch version on the Galaxy Nexus and the Galaxy S II HD LTE.
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Under the microscope: Samsung Galaxy S III’s HD Super AMOLED display
By engadget, on May 3rd, 2012%
You remember that Galaxy S II? A phone so good they launched it, well, a whole load of times. But after seeing phablet cousins and LTE variants , the true handset sequel is finally here
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Samsung Galaxy S III preview: hands-on with the next Android superphone (video)
By engadget, on May 3rd, 2012%
Ready to cut through that packing tape and see which smartphone Samsung has in store for 2012? The next Galaxy will make its debut on this very page, so click on through to our liveblog for the play-by-play at Earls Court in London. The fun gets started at 2PM ET on Thursday, May 3rd, listed in your local time zone just below.
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Samsung Mobile Unpacked liveblog!
By engadget, on May 3rd, 2012%
It seems like almost every day that we receive a press release announcing Verizon or AT&T is planning to expand its LTE coverage to three, five, eleven new markets.
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FCC to dole out up to $300 million to help carriers expand service in rural areas
By engadget, on May 3rd, 2012%
If OpenFeint’s lightweight social connections and leaderboards lack the competitive edge your inner hardcore gamer craves, maybe Major League Gaming’s latest mouthful will satiate your demands for satisfaction. The Xperia Mobile Gaming Arena presented by Sony Mobile (we told you it was a mouthful) hopes to give smartphone toting gamers a serious cross-platform battleground, offering iOS and Android users competitive leaderboards and up to $10,000 in prizes. Currently the smartphone gaming platform only supports Gameloft’s Modern Combat 3: Fallen Nation , but MLG hopes to enlist more competitive titles in the coming months.
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Major League Gaming takes smartphone games seriously, announces Xperia Mobile Gaming Arena
By engadget, on May 3rd, 2012%
If you’ve been holed up in Thailand, waiting to browse the latest and greatest apps for your Windows Phone in your browser instead of on the device directly, then things are looking up. Microsoft has just announced that 22 new countries are being graces with their own web Marketplace . The full list covers Bulgaria, Costa Rica, Croatia, Estonia, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Turkey, Ukraine, Venezuela, UAE, Bahrain, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kazakhstan, Israel, Thailand, and Vietnam
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Web Marketplace for Windows Phone gets 22 more stamps in its passport
By engadget, on May 3rd, 2012%
Upon its debut, the Xperia Play suffered from a lack of game titles that were compatible with its unique built-in gamepad. While the selection has improved considerably since its inception, the question remains: wouldn’t it be nice if the handset supported any Android game you threw at it? Wonder no longer, because that’s exactly what GameKeyboard 2.0 brings to the table
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GameKeyboard 2.0 requires root, maps Xperia Play gamepad to all Android games (video)
By engadget, on May 3rd, 2012%
If you’re a smartphone fan (of course you are, if you’re not then you’re almost certainly in the wrong place, can we ask how you even got here?) then you’ve almost certainly been bitten by the bug of a battery that just doesn’t last long enough, the normal side effect of a data hungry lifestyle. HTC says it feels your pain however, and thinks it’s done quite a bit to lick the issue with its latest flagship phone, the HTC One X . In reports consistent with our experience with the dual-core AT&T iteration , a blog post on the company’s site notes several others that have tested it out and come away impressed with the battery life it shows.
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HTC pats itself on the back for the One X’s battery life, has plenty of help
By engadget, on May 3rd, 2012%
The high end edition of LG’s new L-Style Optimus line is ready to roll, as the company announced the Optimus L7 is available in various “major” European and Asian locales. In case it’s been forgotten in the midst of its fellow L-branded smartphones like the L3 that launched in March , the L7 is an Android 4.0 handset with a 4.3-inch screen and 8.7mm-thick frame.
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LG’s Optimus L7 brings ICS, 4.3-inch screen to market starting today
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