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by Daniel Rubino
May 07, 2012
Although the Samsung Focus 2 coming on AT&T is not the most exciting phone out there for our more hardcore users, the device is certainly a looker with the glossy white and curved edges....
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by Daniel Rubino
May 02, 2012
The Samsung SGH-i667 aka the 'Mandel' is one of the last Windows Phone that we have very little information about. It passed BT certification in January and then cleared the FCC in...
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by George Ponder
Apr 19, 2012
While Verizon Wireless does off the HTC Trophy as the company's one and only Windows Phone, customers have been wanting more selection out of the wireless provider for some time. Based on what...
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by Daniel Rubino
Mar 28, 2012
In late 2011, one of the sticking points for Verizon Wireless in broadly adopting Windows Phone was the lack of 4G LTE support. AT&T also took issue with this missing feature as strategically...
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by Rich Edmonds
Mar 14, 2012
We last took a look at the mysterious Samsung SGH i667 "Mandel" back in January where it passed BT certification, but not much was known about the handset. Fast forward three months later...
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by Simon Sage
Jan 16, 2012
Nokia has recently sold 450 patents to Sisvel, an italian Intellectual property manager. Of those, 350 patents spanning across 33 families encapsulate key wireless technologies like GSM, UMTS/WCDMA...
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by Daniel Rubino
Jan 11, 2012
WPCentral was lucky enough today to sit down with Nokia's senior vice president, Windows Phone program management Kevin Shields and Joe Belfiore, Microsoft's Corporate Vice President,...
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by Daniel Rubino
Jan 09, 2012
Howdy folks, we're still rocking it here at CES and we figured we would catch up on a few things. First off, is LTE and Windows Phones--how's it work?
More specifically, is there a "...
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by Daniel Rubino
Jan 04, 2012
As expected, Nokia appears to have some newer versions of the Windows Phone OS--specifically interim builds between "Mango" and "Tango" that adds LTE support and presumably other...
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by Daniel Rubino
Jan 04, 2012
File this under both excited and under-whelming.
We heard about HTC launching the Radiant a few days ago with the idea that it was essentially the HTC Titan but with a 4G LTE radio on board and...
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by Rich Edmonds
Dec 29, 2011
Paul Thurrott, over at his supersite for Windows, has revealed some information that will be later announced at the upcoming CES. In the article Thurrott notes the carrier will be shipping...
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by Daniel Rubino
Dec 19, 2011
Nokia has just sent out invites for their press event next month at CES in Las Vegas. While word is mum on what they plan to show off in the 45 minute event, rumors have been swirling for some time...
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by Rich Edmonds
Dec 19, 2011
According to a report published over at BGR, HTC is set to launch a 4G LTE Windows Phone in early 2012, on AT&T. According to 'trusted sources' (get the pinch of salt ready), HTC will be...
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by Daniel Rubino
Dec 12, 2011
We know that Nokia is looking to enter the US market and sooner than later. In fact, Nokia is expected to start with the mid-range Lumia 710 on T-Mobile this week. While a decent device, it's...
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by George Ponder
Dec 06, 2011
While Verizon has the HTC Trophy as it's one and only Windows Phone, the wireless provider has given Microsoft an ultimatum of sorts that could see the Verizon dropping Windows Phone all...
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by Daniel Rubino
Nov 10, 2011
Just last night we're discussing on the podcast how Nokia wants to make a big splash here in the US. To do so, they want to launch with a flag-ship devices and what better way to do that than with...
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by Daniel Rubino
Oct 19, 2011
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by Seth Brodeur
Oct 10, 2011
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by George Ponder
May 21, 2010
A lot of hay has been made of Sprint and their new 4G network based off of WiMax, especially with the imminent launch of the HTC EVO.But the fact remains, in terms of 4g technologies, WiMax may be...
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by Phil Nickinson
Aug 28, 2009
A pretty big landmark for lovers of CDMA and LTE networks (that'd be Verizon, for sure) occurred recently. LG and Nortel completed the first data handoff between LTE and CDMA networks, and they...
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by Phil Nickinson
Jul 09, 2009
Sprint this morning announced a seven-year, $5 billion deal that hands responsibility for its network over to Ericsson, which certainly has been around the block once or twice. So as we're seeing...
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by Phil Nickinson
May 14, 2009
In a conference call late Wednesday, Verizon Wireless announced that it's shifting the planned rollout of its 4G LTE network to the second half of 2010, with national coverage in 2013 and complete...
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by George Ponder
Apr 17, 2009
We've made mention that Verizon was working on its LTE network earlier this year, and now it appears the big V is releasing network specifications so hardware developers can start designing phones...
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by Phil Nickinson
Mar 10, 2009
Sprint, champion of WiMax and a former backer of XOHM (which has become Clearwire), may be hedging its 4G bets.Reports GigaOm:Sources in the telecommunications world have been telling me that...
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by Phil Nickinson
Feb 19, 2009
Let the LTE/4G race begin! We've reported that AT...
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by Phil Nickinson
Feb 17, 2009
During all the excitement of the 2009 Mobile World Congress, AT...
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by chris
Jan 03, 2009
Samsung apparently isn't fond of dealing with Qualcomm's patent hassles anymore, or perhaps they've been spooked by how difficult it is to write video drivers for Qualcomm's chipsets, or perhaps...
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by chris
Jan 03, 2009
Qualcomm wants to stay ahead of the game or at least with the changing times and as a result they have decided to cancel development of Ultra Mobile Broadband products and focus on LTE instead....
