If you’re savvy about your finances, you may be using Intuit’s Mint service.
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Mint.com Personal Finance app for Android gets a minor update
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Phones 4u , the UK’s mobile retailer that targets youth and “value segments,” announced that Huawei’s first own-brand smartphone, the Huawei Blaze, will go on sale from September 30th.
Follow this link: Apple is preparing to launch the Newsstand service, offering newspapers and magazines to its iOS device users. Most likely it will be folks with iPads that will be interested to use it, but I can easily envision people accessing the same content both from their iPhone and iPad
Read the rest here: We saw the Samsung Galaxy S II for AT&T at the unveiling event recently, and while we had a little bit of time with it, we really couldn’t get a feel for the device since it was tethered and tied down. Now that we have our review unit in tow, we’ve been able to spend a little more time with the device and can give you more thorough initial impressions. Oh yeah, and a photo gallery
Go here to see the original: Happy Friday friends. If you kick it around here, you know that I like to talk about apps I’m digging lately but I thought I’d switch it up a bit this week and see what you lovely readers are using
The rest is here: AT&T may be rolling out Mango, the update that will dramatically improve Windows Phone 7, on September 27 according to leaked information.
Follow this link: Skype users have started receiving emails about GroupMe, which is the “newest member of the Skype family.” As you may know, Skype acquired the popular group messaging service in August for $85 million , which is not that bad for a 16-month old company. GroupMe provides users with an easy way to chat with people and groups while on the go. The application is available across many popular smartphone platforms, including Android, BlackBerry, iOS and Windows Phone
View post: Angry Birds craze doesn’t seem to stop.
Read more here: We’ve already heard about Verizon Wireless’ upcoming Samsung Illusion. Today we’re pleased to show you what appears as the first official press photo, showing the device in its full glory.
Originally posted here: Default Android Market obviously isn’t enough for Samsung when they decided to launch their own service called Premium Samsung Apps Store. As you can imagine, not every app and/or game is listed here — rather Samsung’s editors will pick and choose the highest quality content for all the Galaxy series smartphone owners out there. Among the premium apps available, we find Zenonia, The Sims 3 HD, Need for Speed Shift HD and 9mm.
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