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Listen up, hackers. This one’s for you . . . → Read More: Motorola Continues Locked Bootloader Policy On Droid 3 (For Now)

A bit over 3 years ago, I applied for an internship at CrunchGear on a whim. I didn’t quite know what I was getting myself into. As luck had it, the powers that be liked my style. . . . → Read More: MobileCrunch Is Moving, But Just Down The Block

Everybody wants a 4G-capable phone. That’s a given. The only issue is that, like all new technology, they cost a pretty penny, especially from good ol’ Big Red . . . → Read More: Target Slaps Ridiculously Low Price Tags On The Samsung Droid Charge and LG Revolution

Oh, the many woes of being an early adopter in the Beta software world. The software might crash, causing you to lose all your work! It may have gaping security issues, leaving an entry way for malicious misdoers! It may… start your stuff on fire . . . → Read More: iOS 5 Beta Reportedly Sets Man’s iPhone Cable Ablaze

Oh, the many woes of being an early adopter in the Beta software world. . . . → Read More: iOS 5 Beta Reportedly Sets One Developer’s iPhone Cable Ablaze

LG has thrown in the towel, as it were, on its original goal to sell 30 million smartphones in 2011. After having delayed the worldwide launch of it’s beastly Optimus 3D smartphone , and losing its smartphone boss to Apple’s South Korean unit , LG hasn’t exactly been thriving. The new goal for 2011 is 24 million smartphone units sold, and overall handset shipments falling between the 114 to 150 million marks . . . → Read More: LG Struggles Through First Half Of 2011, Cuts Smartphone Sales Target By 20%

Happy weekend, everyone! Yes, I know there’s still an entire unending work day ahead of us, but Gameloft is looking to start the transition into weekend mode sooner rather than later. Thus, we have Gameloft’s crazy “Three4Free” giveaway, where the publisher will give away one Andriod HD+ title for free during a two-hour window each day of this weekend . . . → Read More: Gameloft Gives Away 3 Android HD+ Titles This Weekend

MeeGo , once a highly anticipated OS intended to go head to head with iOS and Android , now finds itself on just one phone, and although it hasn’t been said outright, it seems unlikely there will be many more — if any at all. Still, those of you rocking MeeGo’s only host, the Nokia N9, are “not to worry.” OS updates and hardware support are still on the table. Klas Strom, Nokia’s head of portfolio management in marketing, today tweeted, “We will support #NokiaN9 for years AND release several SW updates… #nottoworry .” [ Twitter via MobileBurn ] . . . → Read More: Nokia Pledges To Support MeeGo For Years

Where have we seen this video before? It was released today, but is still… oddly familiar . . . → Read More: Motorola (Re)Posts Droid 3 Tutorial Videos