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Samsung Galaxy S3: Everything you need to know

Hooray — the Samsung Galaxy S3 is on sale today! After excitement built to fever pitch over the past few weeks and months, the new Android powerhouse has finally hit shops — so we’ve rounded up everything you need to know. We’ve put the quad-core, Ice Cream Sandwich-packing behemoth through its paces with a gamut …

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Huawei Ascend P1 review: A step in the right direction

Now playing: Watch this: Huawei Ascend P1, a stylish Android 4.0 smartphone (Unlocked) 2:17 Huawei and “premium” don’t often appear in the same sentence when you’re looking at the company’s smartphone history in the U.S. Yet, the unlocked, global version of the Huawei Ascend P1 offers a glimmer of hope in its eye-catching black-on-white design, its 4.3-inch Super AMOLED screen, …

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Regional carriers call AT&T’s bluff on spectrum interference

A group of regional wireless carriers is calling AT&T’s bluff when it comes to claimed interference issues in the lower spectrum bands of the 700 MHz frequency. On Tuesday, Cavalier Wireless, C Spire Wireless, Continuum 700, King Street Wireless, MetroPCS Communications, U.S. Cellular, and Vulcan Wireless filed a report to the Federal Communications Commission detailing results from a test conducted …

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How to go back to a stock Android ROM on Samsung Galaxy S2

Now playing: Watch this: How to go back to a stock Android ROM 2:34 Hacking your phone and installing custom ROMs is a riveting pastime, packed with thrills, danger and plenty of skipped heartbeats. It can also give you a user interface that’s slicker, faster and generally more suited to your own tastes. But even the most dedicated hacker sometimes …

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Twig: Most innovative iPhone docking cable ever?

Several other blogs have already highlighted a new Kickstarter project, Twig, a Gumby-esque iPhone docking cable, but I thought I should also throw some props its way as well. As you can see from the video below, Twig has a few things going for it. For starters, it’s compact. It also bends into a tripod stand. And finally, it’s affordable …

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Archos unveils low

An “Alvin and the Chipmunks”-themed tablet just for kids? Sounds great, but the skeptic in me says it’ll be underpowered and overpriced. At $129.99, the Archos ChildPad definitely isn’t overpriced, especially when you consider that “adult” tablets (like the Kindle Fire and Nook Tablet) start at around $200. As for power, one could argue that younger kids don’t need much. …

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