A company called Kanex has shown off a cool new charging station for iOS devices at CES 2012. The charging station is called the Sydnee and will launch this quarter and charges four devices with one cord.
» Read more: Kanex Sydnee charger, TomTom update, iPad at CES?
When we heard that the HTC Inspire 4G has a ROM update enabling HSUPA for better data speeds, we had to give it a try ourselves. After some fits and starts, not finding the update, and then having some downloading difficulties, our own Ben Bajarin got it installed. So how did it do?
» Read more: HTC Inspire ROM Update Enables HSUPA – Hands On Test
Google has begun pushing out Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread updates to the Google Nexus S and Nexus One. According to the official Nexus Twitter account , the over-the-air updates have already started, but users should be patient since it “may take a few weeks for OTA to complete.” The update will be incremental for the Nexus S, but the Nexus One’s first official taste of Gingerbread. We’ve just checked one a Nexus One in the UK, and there’s no sign of new firmware being available, so it seems we’ll have to be patient (or wait for someone to offer a side-loading version of the official ROM, of course)
» Read more: Nexus S and Nexus One Gingerbread 2.3.3 update going out OTA
Samsung has confirmed that Epic 4G users will start receiving an Android update from today. The EB13 will upgrade Epic 4G to much needed Android 2.2 Froyo and bring in other features like ability to install apps on external storage, Flash Player 10.1, Bluetooth voice dialing, GPS improvements and more. The update will be delivered over-the-air (OTA) and will be released to all users by Feb 25
» Read more: Android 2.2 update for Epic 4G available from today
As expected, Google has rolled out a new Android update for Nexus S. The update will take the phone to Android 2.3.2 but there’s not much to see in here except the new version has put the nasty SMS bug to rest. The total size of the GRH78C update is just about 600KB
Currently, a new update for Galaxy S is available for users in Canada.
» Read more: Samsung Vibrant and Fascinate In Canada Getting Froyo
It has taken some time but Galaxy S users in UK have been given the taste of Froyo goodness. Users can update their phone firmware via Kies, which you can download from the link below.
» Read more: UK Galaxy S users get your Froyo update on Kies now
UK carrier Three has confirmed that the HTC Desire Android 2.2 update (v2.25.771.1) will be going live on Thursday October 14th at 16:00 Taiwanese time (e.g. 9am UK time). The update will presumably begin going out OTA at that time, though we’re guessing it’ll be a staggered roll-out and not every Desire will be offered the new firmware at the same time.
» Read more: HTC Desire Android 2.2 update due tomorrow says Three UK
Energizer has debuts a new charger for the iPhone called the InductiveCharger . The device works with a Qi-enabled sleeve for the iPhone 3G/3GS smartphones to charge with no wires.
We told you yesterday about how Vodafone confirmed to terminate their side of warranty if Vodafone Galaxy S users updated to non-approved official firmware. Now a Vodafone executive just informed us about a new development that says customer’s warranty won’t be invalidated in case they update their phone to JM1 firmware. Vodafone also confirmed that a new Vodafone-approved JM1 update will be available soon to their users who run firmware I9000BUJF5 or I9000BUJG2
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