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Asus Padfone 2 won’t reach Australia or UK before 2013
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Asus’s recently announced Padfone successor won’t be launched in Australia or UK markets this year. Padfone 2, which is schedule to go on sale in several European and Asian countries before year-end, will be released in in UK early next year, reports Techradar.
EE’s 4G network goes live on Oct 30; Galaxy SIII LTE, other 4G devices available starting today
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UK telecom operator EE has announced that it will launch its 4G network for public on October 30th, 2012. The announcement comes after the crunch meet between telecom operators that turned out to be a success and a new 4G roll-out plan was decided, which was earlier a point of contention, as EE was granted permission to add 4G to its existing network later this year, before both O2 and Vodafone.
HTC One X+ priced in UK, first stocks due October 22
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HTC might not have revealed the pricing or exact release date in its One X+ announcement press release, but UK retailer Clove has already come out with these details. The retailer, which has started taking the pre-orders for the phone, hopes to get the first stock of the smartphone on October 22.
Motorola RAZR i to go on sale in UK on October 1
Various online retailers have confirmed that Motorola RAZR i will be available in United Kingdom starting October 1.
Clove, and Unlocked Mobiles have mentioned on Motorola RAZR i listings that the smartphone will starting shipping Monday (Oct 1), while Expansys.com expect stock in five days.
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Acer’s 7-inch Jelly Bean tablet A110 is now shipping in UK for £180
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Acer’s recently introduced Jelly Bean tablet and a Nexus 7 competitor – Iconia Tab A110 is now available in United Kingdom via online shopping website Ebuyer. The tablet is being sold for GBP 180 (USD 292 | INR 15,500) for the 8GB version.
Barnes & Noble announces Nook HD, Nook HD+ tablets in US, UK
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Barnes and Noble has announced two new Android tablets for the US and UK markets earlier today. These tablets run on a forked version of Android 4.0 with B&N’s custom interface on-top and have no access to Google Play or Google suite of applications.
Vodafone UK to carry Samsung Galaxy S III
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Vodafone UK today became the first telecom operator globally to official announce that it will be releasing the “next Galaxy” smartphone on its network. While, we are sure that all the major operators across the world will be carrying this smartphone, but this is the first official confirmation so-far.
HTC One X and HTC One S now available for free on Three UK
If you live in the United Kingdom and are a ‘Three‘ wireless customer, you can now score yourself one of the hottest new phones on the market, the HTC One X or One S. Even cooler, the device won’t even cost you a schilling, as they are both available for free. The One X will require a £32 a month Esssentials Internet 500 plan, while the One S will ring in slightly lower at £29 a month for the same monthly plan.
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TweetBuzz: HTC One X headed to UK carrier O2 on April 5th
HTC’s latest chapter, the ‘One’ line, has stirred up quite a bit of talk in the Android community. While 2011 saw HTC semi-flood the market with so-so devices, 2012 looks to be the rebirth of a branding for the Taiwanese smartphone manufacturer. At the top of the One mountain sits the HTC One X, which is set to begin popping up in locales around the world soon.
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Samsung GALAXY Tab 2 7.0 does its dance for the FCC
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 has passed through the FCC and should be released in the UK later this month, according to Engadget. While the tablet has not been officially announced by any US carriers, the device is said to pack radios compatible with AT&T’s 3G service, so it could end up on American soil sooner or later as well.
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