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This is just the most micro-sized of clues we’re going on here, but some analytics have logged a device running webOS 2.0 on a 960

Remember that “study” from a few weeks back indicating that iPhone users are having more sexy-time than the rest of their smartphone carrying counterparts? Well, it turns out that they may just be having more of the sort of sexy-times that one would generally admit . In an equally-quoted-for-sarcasm “study” from AshleyMadison.com (the entire purpose of which is to arrange affairs for married people), the “facts” are in: Android users just seem to love to get their cheat on

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Dubious Study: Android users are dirty, dirty cheaters

Man, oh man — just when we were starting to think that it was a slow week in terms of handset leaks, it seems a venerable geyser has been struck. Not one, not two, but three handsets have just made their way in front of the good ol’ spy cam

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T-Mobile G2, LG C900, and Samsung Cetus all make their early photographic debuts

How nice. It seems like an early OTA Froyo release leaked onto the interwebs early this morning. The install process isn’t nearly as cut and dry as, say, the Droid’s 2.1 installation , but it’s still doable as long as you don’t mind spending a few minutes (or hours) following dozens of steps spread out over various forum threads.

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Install Android 2.2 Froyo On Your Droid X Right Now

Wow, those of you who picked up the Vibrant yesterday for $99 are probably kicking yourselves. Amazon is now offering it for a thousandth of that — a single penny. That’s one fifth of a nickel.

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Amazon Offering The T-Mobile Vibrant For A Penny

It’s a great time in a phone user’s life when they receive a major software update. I remember eagerly awaiting the eclair update for my trusty ol’ HTC Hero. I also remember the frustration of seeing so many other phones getting the software bump, while I was left in the cold

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Froyo coming 18th August for HTC Incredible

Don’t fire up the Antennagate Alarm just yet, but we’re hearing a good number of reports within our geeky circle that Motorola’s brand new baby, the Verizon Droid 2, might not be so good with that whole maintaining-a-solid-signal thing. We’re not sure just how widespread the issue is — this thing did just ship two days ago after all (hell, a lot of people are just getting their mail ordered units today), so it’s a bit tough to gauge

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Uh-oh: Early Droid 2 Units Having Signal Issues?

When the Windows Phone 7-powered Samsung Cetus first poked its head out just a few days ago, we used our wild powers of deduction psychic-ness to determine that it was en route to AT&T. Sure enough: it’s en route to AT&T. The Cetus just popped up in the FCC database , and its certification label doesn’t leave much to the imagination when it comes to the carrier — that is, unless you can think of another way to interpret “SGH-i917 (ATT)”

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Yep, the Samsung Cetus is headed for AT&T

What do you do when your brother comes in for a trip home to Pakistan with an unreleased, previously unseen Windows Phone 7 handset?

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Mysterious ASUS Windows Phone 7 handset shows up in sibling spy shots

You loved Visa and DeviceFidelity’s attempts at turning your iPhone into a credit card . You were dazzled by the possibility of leaving behind that 1mm of inconvenience next time you go out for burritos. However, you lamented the possibility that such a dream may never come true

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AT&T, Verizon, T-mobile want to make your phone a credit card