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Samsung has been accused of “slavishly” stealing ideas from Apple in designing the Galaxy smartphone and tablet series. But is Samsung also stealing the same TV commercial actors in promoting their products?

In case Santa did not pay any attention to your smartphone needs this Christmas, then you’re in luck as T-Mobile is getting ready for a special “New Year, New Phone” sale. The carrier proves there’s life after the failed AT&T merger – especially since T-Mobile will get a hefty compensation [...]

Just a few days ahead of New Year’s Eve the iPhone Dev Team and the Chronic Dev Team released the untethered iOS 5.0.1 jailbreak tool developed by Pod2g, but the new tool is still not compatible with the A5-based iOS devices, the iPhone 4S and the iPad 2.  

The New Year is here which means we’re getting ready for CES 2012, a gigantic electronics event that will show us some of the most important gadgets that will be launched next year. And while Apple doesn’t attend such events, the company does plan to steal some of the tech-related [...]

Everyone has secrets. While secrets are meant to be kept, a growing community has been exchanging secrets online anonymously for about seven years now. But while the PostSecret iPhone app has actually been on the top-selling list on the App Store for the past few months, the app has had [...]

Well, look what we have here — it appears as if a fake Spotify app for Windows Phone has appeared in the App Marketplace. And that being said, while the fake app does have some little clues in the description, at first glance we can see how some may be [...]

Verizon Wireless ditched the unlimited data plan option in favor of tiered data plans back on July 7th. This meant that new customers were no longer being offered the option of an unlimited data plan and instead had to choose from either a 2GB, 5GB or 10GB plan.

Based on a recently leaked image, it looks like Sprint has some plans for the Samsung Conquer 4G smartphone. It appears as if the handset will soon be offered as a buy-one-get-one deal. Plus, Sprint looks ready to drop the price.

ChevronWP7 has had an interesting history up until this point. A history that saw the tool announced only to have it get some trouble from Microsoft. And well, that then turned into a tool that was approved for sale by Microsoft.

We earlier reported that an “official” Siri application has been released on Google’s Android Market. But with the app proving to be a fake, Google has pulled it out from the app repository, and has cancelled the developer’s account.