T-Mobile Leak Reveals HTC Ville and Huawei Prism And Samsung T769 Coming Soon

It’s been awhile since we’ve had a good T-Mobile leak round these parts, but today may have changed that. Thanks to TMoNews , we now see a few devices that will soon be making their way to the carrier, as revealed in this accessory inventory list

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T-Mobile Leak Reveals HTC Ville and Huawei Prism And Samsung T769 Coming Soon

Google’s HUD Glasses Will Launch Before Year’s End for Around $250-$600

The New York Time is reporting that according to Google insiders, ‘ol Mountain View’s long rumored heads-up display glasses will officially be sold this year. No longer science fiction, these HUD glasses will allow for a wearer to see information in the world around them by integrating augmented reality into what would be normal, everyday glasses. Also revealed is that these Robocop/Terminator glasses will be experimentally priced at around $250-$600 — the cost of your average smartphone — and of course, geared to the more techie crowd.

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Google’s HUD Glasses Will Launch Before Year’s End for Around $250-$600

Update headed to Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket on AT&T

The Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrock for AT&T is apparently in the midst of an over-the-air update, except no one seems to be able to get it to install properly. There has been no official word from either Samsung or AT&T on what changes users can expect if they can ever get the 21MB update installed, but judging by its size we aren’t expecting anything huge

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Samsung to launch Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus N in Germany

Just as the company did with the Galaxy Tab 10.1 , Samsung is releasing a modified version of the Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus in Germany.

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Android Porn: The biggest pervs have the biggest phones [NSFW]

Bigger is always better when it comes to porn, or at least that’s what the results of MiKandi’s 2011 year-end review are suggesting. Android’s biggest third-party

Samsung Galaxy Mini 2 Hits FCC in Time for MWC

The Samsung Galaxy Mini 2 has been in the rumor mill as of late and it’s just as real as you’d expect. The device has hit the FCC recently and it looks like it’ll be able to strut its stuff all over the floors of Mobile World Congress. There’s no guarantee it’ll be there, of course, especially with Samsung cancelling their press conference.

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Samsung Galaxy Note Headed to Vodafone Australia Soon

Aussies will soon be able to carry Samsung’s 5.3-inch phoneblet, the Samsung Galaxy Note, as carrier Vodafone has announced that they will be offering the device to consumers in that region. The Galaxy Note features one of the best processors around in Samsung dual-core Exynos, as well as one of the biggest screens we’ve ever seen on a phone – 5.3 inches. Coupled with an S Pen (a digitized stylus) this is sure to be a popular item for those who like to write their notes instead of type, and for those who like to draw up concept images on a Super AMOLED Plus display rather than on paper

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LTE Galaxy Tab 8.9 granted European approval

The LTE-configured Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 has passed through the Global Certification Forum ready to bring its 4G speeds to Europe.

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LTE Galaxy Tab 8.9 granted European approval

Samsung Galaxy S2 and Galaxy Note Getting Ice Cream Sandwich March 1st?

Eldar Murtazin has tweeted some interesting information regarding Ice Cream Sandwich to some of Samsung’s most popular phones but we’re not sure how to take it. According to him, the Samsung Galaxy Note and the Samsung Galaxy S2 will “officially” be getting Android 4.0 on March 1st

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German court sides with Samsung, will not ban Galaxy Tab 10.1N

After a preliminary hearing in which a German judge seemed to lean in Samsung favor , a final verdict has been handed down. The Dusseldorf court sees “clear differences” between the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1N and Apple’s iPad will not enforce a ban on the device

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German court sides with Samsung, will not ban Galaxy Tab 10.1N