Alongside Verizon's purchase of valuable spectrum from Comcast, Time Warner Cable, and a few other cable providers, the companies also entered into a sales and innovation "joint venture." In addition to sales partnerships (like Verizon selling Comcast services at its stores and Comcast bunding...
"The commercial agreements with the cable companies remain in place. Verizon
Lenovo's name has resurfaced as a possible suitor for BlackBerry. The Wall Street Journal reports that the Chinese company is "considering" a purchase of Blackberry, adding that "the firm has signed a non-disclosure agreement to look at the smartphone maker's books."
Earlier this year Lenovo's...
In a bid to get more tablets connected to its network — however briefly — AT&T today announced that it's launching $5 day passes that will offer 250MB of data to tablet owners. The plans can be purchased and enabled directly from tablets that offer cellular connectivity, and AT&T is positioning the day pass as an alternative to iffy hotel Wi-Fi service. Another new plan lets users pay $25...
Google is having little luck keeping its next flagship smartphone a secret. The so-called Nexus 5 has heavily leaked, and a new image today provides us with what's reportedly the first press renders of the device. The images, obtained by Mobile Syrup, are said to be from Canadian mobile carrier Telus. The screenshot shown in the images provides a clear look at some of the visual tweaks that are expected to arrive with Android 4.4 KitKat; notice the clear notification bar and a reworked app drawer button, as well as the new camera and phone icon.
Earlier details from the Federal Communications Commission revealed that the Nexus 5 would be manufactured by LG like the Nexus 4 before it. The phone appears to be a reworked version of LG's G2 smartphone, featuring a Snapdragon 800 chip, 2GB of RAM, and a 2,300mAh battery. It's also expected to have LTE support for AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint. For more Nexus 5 rumors, be sure to check our roundup.
Google can't keep this phone under wraps
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