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Google is continuing to bring its near-field communication payment service to more and more Android devices, with 10 more Sprint devices slated to get the software in 2012. Fierce Mobile Content has the story, reporting that Google announced at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, that users ... Full Article »
After a whole lot of privacy concerns and controversy swirling around cellular traffic-tracking software from Carrier IQ, Sprint has announced it is disabling the software on all of its devices. You might remember hearing about Carrier IQ last month after it became apparent that the company’s sof ... Full Article »
Cellular carriers have been really brandishing the term “4G” in marketing and advertising for months now, and it appears the media blitz is working. According to a new survey from market research firm In-Stat, 75 percent of its 1,208 respondents said 4G is “one of the features their ideal pho ... Full Article »
The biggest news to come out of Sprint lately might have been that the carrier will pick up Apple’s insanely popular iPhone, which has already reportedly exceeded its presale volume and will experience delays when it launches. But supporting a new handset isn’t the only trick Sprint has up its ... Full Article »
Android encompasses a number of devices on its platform, including universal remotes. Logitech’s Harmony Link launched this week, demonstrating the future of connected devices for home entertainment. We also got a whiff of Samsung’s latest Galaxy member the S II Epic 4G, and Pantech’s Breakout ... Full Article »
Sprint has taken its fight to stop the $39 billion merger between AT&T and T-Mobile to court, suing to prevent the deal under U.S. antitrust laws. The move isn’t too outside the norm, according to a story from GigaOM, but it does have Sprint throwing its hat into the ring alongside the Depart ... Full Article »
Sprint isn’t happy about AT&T’s hopeful $39 billion merger with T-Mobile. The deal would mean some bad news for Sprint, which would be the last-place cellular carrier if T-Mobile is removed from its place as the No. 4 carrier in the U.S. It would also make AT&T absolutely huge – bigge ... Full Article »
Samsung’s out to conquer the mobile world with a handful of devices announced this week. The angle is price, with the Android-powered Conquer and Galaxy R, both mid-level devices offering broad consumer appeal. Also, Vizio is coming out with a new tablet, adding to the spray of iPad competitors to ... Full Article »
With the iPad still dominating, Android tablets are looking for their competitive edge. Manufacturers are anxious to release their own version of an iPad killer, with HTC incorporating a few business professional perks to its upcoming EVO View 4G. The tablet will have a 7-inch display, running on G ... Full Article »
Sprint (S) might be the exclusive carrier for the beginnings of Google Wallet, but it’s not the only carrier that’s working on mobile payment platforms. According to a story from PC World, Verizon (VZ) has partnered with a company called Payfone to create a Verizon mobile payment platform. It w ... Full Article »
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