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Rumor: Motorola ‘Pax’ to bring dual

In late June, rumors started to fly that Motorola and Sprint were working on another portrait QWERTY Android device, and now, there’s even more evidence that such a handset exists. Last night, This is My Next published new images of what’s being called the Motorola “Pax.” Though we originally thought it might sport a slider design, the Pax looks to …

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Sprint to sell 4G services to wholesale customers

Sprint Nextel said today that it will begin offering 4G services on a wholesale basis, allowing other companies and smaller carriers to resell a 4G connection to their customers. As part of the announcement, Sprint said it would offer up the HTC Detail, which is similar to the Evo Shift smartphone, and a Sierra Wireless data card to companies looking …

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Verizon’s short

We may have a new window into Verizon Wireless’ short-term Android plans thanks to a document obtained by Droid Life. Though leaks like these aren’t completely reliable, a pair of HTC handsets and an LG device should join the Droid Bionic on the carrier’s smartphone roster. The HTC ADR6425, also known as the Vigor, could prove to be one of …

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T-Mobile USA inched into the mobile payments arena today when it said it would allow customers to purchase goods and services through their phones. The carrier said it would extend its carrier billing to digital content such as music and games which can be bought with the browser on the phone. Instead of entering credit card information, a customer would …

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Alpha Mobile offers unlimited calls abroad with £30 pre

A new phone network has sprung up for tariff-hungry Brits. Alpha Mobile offers unlimited international calls with a £30 pre-pay SIM card. Your 30 squids will let you make unlimited calls to more than 75 countries, for 30 days. You can make unlimited calls to landlines in almost all of those countries, and unlimited calls to mobiles in some countries, …

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Broadband subscribers mostly get what they pay for

Good news for U.S. broadband customers: On average major Internet service providers are delivering up to 80 percent of advertised broadband speeds, according to a study by the Federal Communications Commission. This is a big improvement over 2009 when the FCC noted as part of its preparation for the National Broadband Plan that actual download speeds for broadband service were …

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MyGear: rockin’ sci

For this month’s MyGear we travel to Melbourne. David Penman is a home theatre enthusiast and gadget fan, and he’s built up an impressive system that includes motorised chairs! Read what he has to say. My life revolves around movies, so right from the word go I wanted to build a system that can play pretty much anything, anywhere in …

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