Advertisements Samsung has partnered with American Airlines to add its brand new Galaxy Tab as a part of premium class in-flight entertainment on its select routes. Airlines will be deploying 6,000 of the new Galaxy Tab 10.1 devices starting later this year.
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Advertisements Prepaid telecom operator Virgin Mobile USA will soon start selling Motorola Triumph. The smartphone was launched yesterday at an event in NY. Motorola Triumph is the first Motorola device available exclusively to Virgin Mobile USA customers.
Advertisements US Cellular is getting ready for some serious Android action of the remainder of the 2011. This regional telecom operator today announced that it will be releasing seven new Android devices from the likes of HTC, Motorola and LG sometime this year along with two new tablets – one of which is expected to […]
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Sprint announces Motorola Photon 4G
Advertisements Sprint today announced that it will be launching Motorola Photon 4G on its network soon. Photon 4G, which is first Moto device to come with Android 2.3 preloaded, will be available this summer. Pricing, final specifications and a full list of accessories will be provided closer to launch.
Advertisements Dell Streak 7 might not be the best tablet out there, but it comes with decent hardware apart from the screen resolution. Dell recently started selling the unlocked version of Streak 7 4G in US. Tablet was earlier only available with T-Mobile. Dell has priced it at USD 449, which is not bad considering […]
Advertisements Cricket Communications today released Android powered Samsung Indulge on its network. The smartphone is now being sold for a price of $329.99 plus tax at all Cricket branded retail stores, dealers and http://www.mycricket.com.
Advertisements Sprint has officially confirmed that HTC’s two new Android devices Evo 3D and Evo View 4G will be available in stores starting June 24. However, Sprint premium customers will be able to buy it three days before the national launch online.
Advertisements Droid Pro’s Sprint variant Motorola XPRT is available starting today on Sprint in US. Sprint is selling it for USD 129 with two year contract. According to some rumors, XPRT is coming with Android 2.3 on-board, which is still due to be confirmed.