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If you spent your hard-earned money buying the HTC Sensation either from Telstra or, even worse, as an early adopter from an importer, you’ll probably want to stop reading. According to a CNET report, HTC are planning on release a limited edition variant of the HTC Sensation which will be the first of HTC’s devices...
After launching 2 months ago here in Australia to rave reviews and selling over 5 million handsets so far internationally, the Samsung Galaxy S II launched in the US last night. 3 of the larger carriers launched with customised variants of the well known phone, Verizon being the only major US carrier not to. All...
When Buzz reviewed the Sony Xperia Arc earlier this year, he seemed to like it a fair bit, now Sony have announced the Sony Xperia Arc S at this years IFA 2011 (which technically hasn`t started yet). The phone which will be released in 5 colours — Pure White, Midnight Blue, Misty Silver, Gloss Black...
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With the US Launch of the Samsung Galaxy S II looking to expand Samsung`s already good looking sales figures for this model, the UK appears set to get a white variant of the current model from tomorrow. Packing the same Exynos 1.2GHz Processor, 8 MegaPixel Camera, 4.3″ Super AMOLED display and 16Gb of onboard storage...
Reports are coming in from component suppliers that we could see one of the rumoured Amazon branded tablet running Android as early as October. Rumoured to be manufactured by Quanta Computing the 7″ tablet may be joined in Q1 2012 by a 10″ big brother manufactured by Foxconn Electronics. Specs for both tablets are a...
Along with the news of Android 2.3.3 for the original Galaxy S from Samsung, Vodafone made mention of a maintenance update currently being tested for the Samsung Galaxy S II. “A new maintenance release for the Samsung Galaxy S II is currently in testing.” We can only speculate as to what it’s for — bugfixes,...
In Vodafone’s latest device software wrap up update they mention that the Samsung Galaxy S which is currently running on Android 2.2 “Froyo” will be updated to Android 2.3.3 “Gingerbread” in September. This isn’t the first time that Vodafone and Samsung have pushed out the Android 2.3.3 update for the Galaxy S. It was first...
After being on hiatus for a few weeks, Wednesday Deals are back in full swing and we have a good range to offer. Today we have HTC EVO 3D — which is yet to hit our shores on Telstra and Vodafone — with a NextG version available for a bit extra. We also have the...
In an official Blog Post – HP have stated that Despite announcing an end to manufacturing webOS hardware, we have decided to produce one last run of TouchPads to meet unfulfilled demand. We don’t know exactly when these units will be available or how many we’ll get, and we can’t promise we’ll have enough for...
If the 1650mAh battery in your Samsung Galaxy S II just isn’t enough to get you through the day, then it looks like you’ll want to be buying this new 2000mAh battery when Samsung release in Australia come September 29th. The battery is 110% official, so there’s no worrying about a crappy knock-off that might...
LG knows there’s a problem with Android applications at the moment: there just isn’t enough 3D applications to be used on 3D-displaying devices — like their own Optimus 3D. They plan on combating this issue by unveiling the world’s first 3D game conversion engine for smartphones. Yep, it even sounds bad-ass. The conversion engine will...
So you wanted a tablet but you didn’t want to pay over $600 for some half-assed Honeycomb tablet, even though you love Android to no end, so you instead purchased a $99 (or so) HP TouchPad. Now you’re thinking that the idea wasn’t that great because WebOS isn’t that much better, and you want to...
In an interesting turn of events, powerhouse LCD manufacturers, LG, Sony and Hitachi are to merge their LCD businesses to form one giant company. The displays in question will be small to mid-size, which covers phones, tablets and handheld gaming devices. What’s awesome about this, is that all three of these companies — whom will...