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AndroidCentral has just posted an article with a statement from Sprint acknowledging that its new flagship device, the HTC Evo 4G LTE, is going to miss its anticipated launch date thanks to a patent dispute with Apple. US Customs is currently holding the Evo 4G LTE, and the AT&T One X, to ensure they do not violate patent any patents. In their statement on the Sprint community forums, Sprint has provided instructions for those who wish to cancel their pre-orders.
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The WSJ has gotten some information that Google may be announcing it's plan to announce 5 unlocked Nexus devices at the upcoming Google I/O event. There is no word yet on who will be making the phones but the report states they're planning to partner with a variety of OEMs to make this happen. Oh and the cherry on top, they'll be rocking the latest version of Android which at I/O will be Jelly Bean. The one thing that wasn't mentioned was which carriers this will work with but given the fact... Read more →

Well. I am a huge fan of ASUS, that's why I used to buy an EeePC when my last PC was stolen. Nevertheless, my new job request me to be equipped with a high power processor. Steven, who is a good IT guy I know, suggested Lenovo ThinkPads. While this morning I saw 2 PCs. They are Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 Carbon and ASUS Zenbook UX31. Could someone make a comparison between these two? The prices are unknown, yet. Hope I could afford buying one...

When can we project this laptop gets released in the US?

Despite some good efforts, Lenovo has yet to make a major dent in the Ultrabook market. The top sellers are, for the most part, from brands like HP, Asus and Acer. But the company hopes to change that with the Thinkpad X1 Carbon, which actually looks like a Thinkpad, rather than a MacBook Air clone. It's also, according to Lenovo, the thinnest ultrabook in existence (you can check out the specs here: http://gdgt.com/lenovo/thinkpad/x1-carbon/specs/). Here's some more info from Liliputing:
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According to a new study, more than 70% of smartphone users spend almost nothing on apps, which means the remaining 30% are on the hook to keep the $20 billion app economy alive. As Engadget puts it:
We know smartphone and tablet owners like to buy games. But if you go by a new ABI exploration of user habits, most of us aren't buying much of anything. More than 70 percent of the crowd spends little to nothing on mobile apps, dragging down the average of $14 spent per month among paying customers... Read more →

Okay, so I am looking to buy a camera for anywhere between $200-280. What do you guys think I should get? I was hoping to get something that could take really good pictures in the dark and when it was bright outside, something that could record in 1080p, something that could record audio very well along with video that had a good fps rate, something that had good zoom and megapixels and if ti had auto adjust that would be cool. Also if you guys could point out anything that is useful to have in... Read more →

i have acer f900 windows 6.1 mobile,is it upgrade to windows 6.5 and windows 7 ?and how to upgrade? please reply me, sorry for the y poor english

Do regular users buy the Hype too much? Are Pro reviewers not quite down-to-earth? Regular users seem to love this "Phablet", but the press seems to hold sway on the GDGT score.