Wouldn’t you like to sign into more than one chat client at the same time? Now you can with “imo beta†for Android
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Posts Tagged ‘yahoo’
HTC EVO 3D Ad released
March 24th, 2011HTC has released it’s first commercial ad for the HTC Evo 3D. The ad takes the phone through it’s video playback and record paces and features content bursting from the screen into the third dimension.
AT&T Statement: “T-Mobile Customers Will Have To Replace 3G Handsets After Mergeâ€
March 21st, 2011Posted by: Ray Walters March 21, 2011 This is getting a bit concerning, Yahoo Finance is reporting that AT&T has made a statement saying that T-Mo customers who have 3G handsets will need to have their devices replaced if the recently announced merger goes through. The reason being that once the acquisition is finalized, AT&T plans on reconfiguring how the current T-Mo towers work, re-purposing them for 4G service in an effort to increase the speed of their network overall.
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Samsung Epic 4G Gets Froyo and Sprint ID This Week; Galaxy Tab Getting Sprint ID Too
March 21st, 2011If there was any doubt, Sprint ID appears to be here to stay. This is evident to us because Sprint continues to update its older phones and tablets to include this capability, so it must be rather successful.
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NCAA March Madness Android Apps Roundup
March 18th, 2011Uh oh, it is that time of the year. Time to get crazy, gamble my rent, fill out some brackets, buy a new 65″ LED 240 Hz HDTV .
Hands-On with Yahoo! Livestand for the iPad
February 16th, 2011The guys at IntoMobile try out Yahoo! Livestand, a personalized content aggregator built for tablets. It’ll be shipping on Android and iPad in this half of the year, and offers rich interaction with photos, articles, news, and more
Imo.im app for Android gets voice IM and more
January 11th, 2011If you like to chat with your friends and coworkers on IM and want one app for just about every service you may already be familiar with imo.im for Android. The app is a universal IM application that supports most major IM platforms for chatting online
California Supreme Court Rules Warrantless Cell Searches Legal
January 11th, 2011Oh crap, better set your phone’s texts to auto-destruct if you’re living in the good ol’ CA and plan on dealing drugs or whatnot. I don’t know what illegalities you’d be texting in the first place, as it seems to me to be completely idiotic to write down, photograph, or otherwise record the things you’re doing you know could get you in trouble, but check out this new law: A 5-2 decision in People versus Gregory Diaz released just yesterday says that a case involving the arrest of a drug dealer way back in 2007 stands. This case is important because it was an appeal by the dealer, Diaz, saying his arrest should have been thrown out because the police searched his cell phone’s text messages without a warrant.
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Nokia Windows Phone 7 deal. Taking a deep breath, counting to ten and rethinking it
December 20th, 2010When Eldar’s bombshell about Microsoft Nokia Windows Phone talks came online, at about 4AM here, I was about to go to sleep.Well, after reading his op-ed all the sleep was gone. Still shaking my head and almost refusing to believe this was happening, I went on and shared it here on UV.
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European operators want Apple, Google and Facebook to pay for mobile data
December 8th, 2010While major European mobile carriers are reporting high revenues thanks to the surging of mobile data usage in the last few years, they’re also worried about it. As more and more phone owners use services provided by the likes of Google, Facebook, Apple and Yahoo on their handsets, carriers are faced with bandwidth problems and the need of building bigger networks. Reportedly, operators’ annual spending on network equipment will rise 28% by 2014, while overall end-user revenue is expected to fall about 1% a year
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