HTC has recently sent out invites for an event in collaboration with Verizon to be held on November 13. It may well be the occasion to unveil one or more HTC devices.
Remember the largest torrent site on the internet Pirate Bay who launched a project named “Promo Bay” this year in January? The project was aimed for helping the musicians, writers, filmmakers, animators and others creating their platforms and reaching to the audiences by offering them a prime advertising spot on the site’s homepage, replacing the iconic logo. Any guesses how many artists have signed up for this in 10 months? It consists more than 10,000 artists.
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If you are planning to nap or work during certain time of a day and you don’t want to be disturbed on your Samsung Galaxy Note II smartphone then you should turn off/disable all alerts for set periods of time. Follow this tutorial to find out how to do that on your Galaxy Note II.
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If you are curious on how this operating system from Google looks like and how it works, but you don’t have $250 to spend in order to buy Samsung Chromebook which will be only used to test Chrome OS, this tutorial will teach you how to run it on any computer, laptop or operating system using VirtualBox.
Apple has been known to have fairly large profit margins on its devices. This seems also true in the case of iPad mini. According to a recent iPad mini teardown by IHS, the cost of building the 16GB version of the tablet is $188, whereas Apple sells it for $329.
U.S. Cellular is launching its 4G LTE network in 30 new markets today. Today’s launch covers both expansion of the 4G LTE network in some states already under coverage and launch of the 4G LTE in some states previously out of coverage.
An Engadget associate editor argues that the low priced Nexus and Kindle devices will hurt the consumers in the long run, and thus it’s a bad strategy to follow. But, consumers, as well as industry figure like Linus Torvalds, seem to feel otherwise.
Market research firm IDC has revealed that during the third quarter, Android accounted for 75 percent of the total smartphone shipments.