AT&T and T-Mobile: The argument over spectrum
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Section: News, Communications, Cellular Providers During Wednesday?s United States Judiciary Subcommittee hearing about AT&T?s takeover of T-Mobile USA, one of the hot issues involved wireless spectrum. AT&T and T-Mobile claim it needs more of it, but those in opposition of the merger beg to differ. We?ll cover more details about the hearing soon, but for
HP Veer for AT&T now available for pre-order with Best Buy?and its free on a two-year agreement
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Section: Communications, Cellular Providers, Smartphones, Mobile We know that HP will be releasing the webOS running Veer smartphone on May 15th and that it will be coming to AT&T with an on-contract price of $ 99.99. Furthermore, AT&T will have the Veer available in both black and white. Well, what if you are looking for
Meet the AT&T, T-Mobile merger opposition
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Section: News, Communications, Cellular Providers Yesterday?s U.S. Judiciary Subcommittee hearing about the merger between T-Mobile and AT&T provided arguments on both sides of the fence. We?ve covered the topic of spectrum usage recently as argued by those in favor of the merger, and those who are opposed. Today we?re going to focus on what the
Samsung announces 2560 x 1600 display, could pave the way for iPad 3
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Samsung will demonstrate an all-new 10.1-inch display at the SID Display Week 2011 International Symposium next week. Samsung?s new display will have a 2560 x 1600 resolution, far in excess of anything on the tablet market today. At 300 dpi, the display also compares favorably with the Retina Display resolution of Apple?s iPhone 4; meanwhile, Samsung claims the PenTile technology used in the display allows it to operate while drawing 40 percent less power. It?s unlikely for a number of reasons that Apple will employ this exact display in the iPad 3. The 10.1-inch form factor exceeds the 9.7-inch size of the current iPad?s design, and the display resolution is also in excess of the pixel-doubled resolution of the iPad?s current 1024 x 768 display. The PenTile technology that?s made its way into displays for smartphones like Google?s Nexus One is also something Apple has shied away from thus far, preferring to stick with tech like in-plane switching (IPS) for its iPhones and iPads. That having been said, Samsung?s new display does prove that high-res, tablet-sized displays are indeed possible without giving up power efficiency, which makes it all the more likely that we?ll see a Retina Display quality touchscreen in the iPad 3. It?s previously been rumored that Apple wanted to include such technology in the iPad 2 , but was unable to do so because of high costs and manufacturing constraints. Although it?s looking less likely that rumors of a fall introduction of the iPad 3 will pan out, Samsung?s newest display does raise the chances of us seeing a vastly improved iPad display in 2012. There?s no indication yet when this new display will find its way into Samsung?s Galaxy tablets; the company just announced the new display and won?t be demonstrating it until next week. However, if Samsung can find a way to mass-produce these displays and shoehorn them into the Galaxy Tab before Apple includes similar technology in the iPad, Samsung will finally have a major hardware advantage that it can hold over Apple?s more popular tablet line. Continue reading Samsung announces 2560 x 1600 display, could pave the way for iPad 3 Samsung announces 2560 x 1600 display, could pave the way for iPad 3 Thu, 12 May 2011 23:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Source
White House Set To Unveil Cybersecurity Plan
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The White House on Thursday is expected to unveil its proposal to enhance the country?s cybersecurity, laying out plans to require industry to better protect systems that run critical infrastructure like the electrical grid, financial systems and nuclear power plants. The Obama administration also is insisting that companies tell consumers when their personal information has
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Review [Google I/O Limited Edition]
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It?s been what seems like forever since I last held this fantastic piece of industrial design. Back at CTIA 2011, we got to peek behind the scenes at a couple of dummy units from Samsung, one of them the Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9, the other the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, essentially the same unit you
Netflix now in Android Market, supports some HTC phones and Nexus S
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Section: Audio, Speakers, Video, Portable Video, Communications, Smartphones It?s been a long time coming, but Netflix is finally here for Android, assuming you have a phone that supports it. The LG Revolution won?t be the first Android device to have Netflix, as the app has now come to Android Market with support for four HTC
Gingerbread coming to the Samsung Galaxy Tab
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Section: Communications, Mobile, Computers, Mobile Computers, Software / Applications Image via Engadget Feeling down about your Samsung Galaxy Tab that doesn?t have the fancy new Honeycomb and possibly won?t even have the newly announced Ice Cream Sandwich? Well, Samsung has some good news. Your 7-inch tablet will in fact be getting an OS upgrade sometime
Netflix for Android finally released for certain HTC phones and Nexus S
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Well, what do we have here. It looks like the LG Revolution wont be getting Netflix for Android first after all. Even though it is the featured phone on the Netflix websites Android section. Today Netflix has announced that they are now offering Netflix for Android coming to select HTC phones, as well as the
Netflix playback now available for HTC Evo, Incredible, Nexus One, G2 and Samsung Nexus S
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Well folks, it?s been a long time coming (for a lot of us, but some of us are finally catching a Netflix break. The Netflix media player client has finally hit for the following devices: HTC Incredible with Android 2.2 HTC Nexus One with Android 2.2, 2.3 HTC Evo 4G with Android 2.2 HTC G2
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