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Nokia Maps To Be Available To Non-Nokia Windows Phone Devices

Nokia Maps Can Be Downloaded from Windows Phone Marketplace, But Comes with A Catch for Non-Lumia Devices
By on Wednesday, 2. November 2011

Those who use Google Maps regularly may be oblivious to the existence of Nokia Maps — it’s a very useful navigation tool which, unlike Google Maps, supports offline navigation. So if you’re going on a long hike or drive, and you know you’ll little to no access to data connection, [...]

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Nokia's NFC Payment Capability To Be Tested Out By New York's MTA

New York Commuters To Get First Taste of Nokia's Mobile Payments
By on Tuesday, 1. November 2011

If you’re in a New York and just happen to have a Nokia Symbian device, there’s a chance you can use your phone to pay for your fare next year. Nokia and the New York Metropolitan Transit Authority have agreed to test the former’s NFC payment capability beginning with the [...]

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HTC Radar 4G Now Available on T-Mobile's Website

Want To Grab an HTC Radar 4G? Order One Early Through T-Mobile's Online Portal
By on Tuesday, 1. November 2011

If you’re yearning for some Mango (the Windows Phone kind anyway) know that you can get the first smartphone tailored for the Mango OS — the HTC Radar 4G — right now from the T-Mobile website. Just last week, it was revealed that the Radar is going to be launched [...]

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Original Samsung Galaxy Tab to Finally Get Gingerbread Update from Verizon

Android Gingerbread Makes Its Way to The First 7-Inch Galaxy Tab
By on Tuesday, 1. November 2011

With the bevy of tablets that’s making its way onto the market this coming holiday season, it’s easy to forget the original 7-inch Galaxy Tab — especially when Samsung’s come up with not one but several new tablets for the line. Sure, the Galaxy Tab AMOLED-equipped 7.7 and the Plus [...]

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Nokia Outs First Ad for Lumia Phones

Experience "The Amazing Everyday" with The New Nokia Lumia Phones
By on Monday, 31. October 2011

The Nokia Lumia phones were launched during Nokia World 2011, with Elop calling the Lumia 800 the “first real Windows Phone.” Design-wise, the devices aren’t anything new — the 800, in particular, looks like the brand’s ill-fated (and sole) MeeGo phone, the N9. The 710, on the other hand, looks [...]

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Apple iPhone 4S Battery Issues Might Have Been Pinpointed

Your iPhone's Time Zone Function May Be Draining Its Juice
By on Sunday, 30. October 2011

It’s been a while since the iPhone 4S was launched, and a lot of people are now starting to recognize a problem with their batteries. Very early on, there were initial signs that the iPhone 4′s battery might be better than the newest iteration’s. And more lately, Apple’s engineers have [...]

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Apple Might Be Developing 3D Maps

Apple's Activities Hints At 3D Map Development To Compete against Google Maps
By on Sunday, 30. October 2011

Apple’s devices have been depending on Google for maps forever. But for quite a while now, Apple has apparently been looking to coming up with its own map for the iDevices, and has been acquiring smaller companies for years. Now with the acquisition of 3D mapping company C3 Technologies, Apple’s [...]

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BlackBerry PlayBook Price Cuts Did Little to Boost Sales

RIM Fails To Ignite Interest on the BlackBerry PlayBook In Spite of Massive Price Cut
By on Friday, 28. October 2011

It’s no secret that the BlackBerry PlayBook isn’t doing well at all. In fact, sales were so bad, RIM decided to slash off as much as $200 from its price on various retailers across the United States. But it seems even the massive reduction in price isn’t enough to convince [...]

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Google Music Outs MP3 Shop A Tad Too Early, Removes Reference to It Quickly

Google Might Soon Sell MP3 Tracks Through The Android Market
By on Friday, 28. October 2011

Google Music’s been making waves recently due to a prior announcement that Google will start selling MP3 tracks through the service soon. Then Andy Rubin announced at AsiaD that it will have a “a little twist,” that was later rumored to be the ability to share music tracks with your [...]

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Motorola Droid Razr To Get Backup Assistant+ Support on Verizon

Get Free 500MB Storage for Your Droid Razr Through Verizon
By on Friday, 28. October 2011

Preorders for the wafer thin Motorola Droid Razr on Verizon has begun, and with it comes free 500 MB storage through Backup Assistant+ that you can upgrade as you see fit. Backup Assistant+ backs up your contacts list as well as your media files (both pictures and videos) on the [...]

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