Sprint [S] is launching the Samsung Epic 4G in the next couple of weeks. The Epic 4G is Sprint’s version of the new Galaxy S class smartphones that Samsung is pushing out. The differences with this version of the Galaxy S class is that it has a slide out QWERTY keyboard along with 4G connectivity making it easier for some to use who prefer not to use a virtual keyboard, and also quicker thanks to it using 4G rather than 3G.
The screen on the Epic 4G is 4 inches and is a Super AMOLED type built by Samsung. The touchscreen also uses capacitive as can be expected on a phone of this type. When it launches it will run Google Android 2.1 which will be followed by an OTA update to Android 2.2 later on this year.
The processor inside is a 1GHz Samsung Cortex A8. [Read more…]
Invitations to a HTC event have been sent out that describe an event to be held on September 15. The invitation says… “come see what HTC has dreamt up 15 September”.
Sprint [S] is rolling out an official fix to HTC EVO 4G owners who managed to get hold of the early and unfinished Android 2.2 update that leaked out a few days before the official update a few weeks back.
Google [GOOG] is holding an event this week on August 12.
Dell has finally announced that the Dell Streak will be launching this Friday August 13.
Google [GOOG] has made changes to the Contacts tool found in Gmail today. The new Contacts section of Gmail has been made easier to use and integrates more easily with Gmail.
We have heard quite a bit from various places about HP’s plans for tablet based devices. It first started off early this year when the
BGR managed to get it’s hands on a roadmap for Verizon [VZ] that shows new device launches for this year and in to next year. As well as going in to 2011, the roadmap also makes mention of a few 2012 plans for the company.
AT&T [T] has announced that the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 will be landing on AT&T as of August 15.
Sharp looks set to be launching a 3D smartphone that requires no special 3D glasses to be used to see the effect. The screen is believed to work in a similar way to how the Nintendo 3DS screen works in that you need to look at it head on to get the full depth of the 3D screen.
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