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Sony Xperia S to receive update to Ice Cream Sandwich in late May/early June

Sony’s latest Xperia offerings aren’t lacking in style, and they are serviceable in the hardware department as well. If there is one area that easily falls under the “needs improvement” column it’s that devices like the Xperia S shipped with Android 2.3 and no quick plans to upgrade to Ice Cream Sandwich. Now a representative posting at the official Sony forums is shedding some light on when the flagship model will receive its share of Android 4.0

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Sony Xperia S to receive update to Ice Cream Sandwich in late May/early June

First images of Sony Xperia ST26i leak

Not long after Sony took the wraps off of the Xperia GX and Xperia SX we are being treated to our first look at another member of the Android lineup. The Sony ST26i will no doubt be an Android handset, and from the looks of things it should run Ice Cream Sandwich

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First images of Sony Xperia ST26i leak

Will the North American Galaxy S III feature both Exynos and LTE? Google ad seems to say so

OK, maybe we’re relying a bit too much on advertising for the latest scoops these days , but if you can’t trust those trying to sell you product by all means necessary, then who can you? That was a joke. You can never trust a marketing campaign to relay the facts as they actually are, but that’s not stopping us from at least humoring the content of a recent Google ad for the Samsung Galaxy S III on Rogers.

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Will the North American Galaxy S III feature both Exynos and LTE? Google ad seems to say so

Sony announces Xperia GX, Xperia SX for Japan

Sony has announced a few more members of its Xperia family, the Sony Xperia GX and Sony Xperia SX. Both handsets are headed for a Japanese release. The highlight of the Xperia GX is its 13MP Exmor R camera sensor, but it also features a 4.6-inch HD display and 1.5GHz dual-core processor

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FlipBoard for Android pulled from Galaxy S III, available for all

FlipBoard for Android sure looked good while on display at Samsung’s Galaxy S III launch event.

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FlipBoard for Android pulled from Galaxy S III, available for all

Quad-core LG LS970 headed to Sprint with 4.7-inch display?

What we have here is our first look at the “G” from LG, a handset said to be destined for Sprint’s airwaves. But it’s not just any old G, the LG LS970 is a quad-core powerhouse with a 4.7-inch HD display and Ice Cream Sandwich. It is even said to couple LTE connectivity with its 1.5GHz CPU, which means we are likely dealing with a newer processor platform

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Sony and Google show off new Google TV box at Palo Alto, CA event

Android has skyrocketed and now owns most of the mobile market, but Google has been having a much harder time trying to boost Google TV’s success. This is mostly because the platform is fairly new, and still considered beta, even though Google TV 2.0 has brought major improvements.

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Sony and Google show off new Google TV box at Palo Alto, CA event

Android Overload: Google Calls For Mistrial In Oracle Case, Another Leaked ICS Build For HTC Rezound and More

CTIA is in full effect and along with that came droves of industry and app/developer related news. Since we couldn’t possible feature it all on our front page, we left the questionable ones here, in the Android Overload, for you guys to give the final verdict.

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Android Overload: Google Calls For Mistrial In Oracle Case, Another Leaked ICS Build For HTC Rezound and More

Samsung looking to acquire companies for better software – Android or its own?

Samsung has just taken the throne as the top phone manufacturer. While much of this success is due to their strong commitment with the Android OS, that does not mean that Samsung will not try to become a big player in other areas. And what is the main area Samsung is not doing as well as it could

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Motorola Cliq 2 getting Gingerbread 1.5 years late and not OTA

While it is true that it is better late than never, Motorola/T-Mobile has crossed the line with this one. It has been about a year and a half since the Motorola CLIQ 2 was announced , and it is now getting its Android 2.3 update

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Motorola Cliq 2 getting Gingerbread 1.5 years late and not OTA

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