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Galaxy Nexus vs Nexus 4 - Clear Winners, Losers

Galaxy Nexus vs Nexus 4 – Clear Winners, Losers

By PhoneNews.com Staff on December 14, 2012

Google’s current Nexus smartphone strategy has created an interesting quandary. In many ways, the old Galaxy Nexus trumps Nexus 4, and in many ways, Nexus 4 trumps Galaxy Nexus. We explain why, how, and what you should buy.

Posted in Android, Editorials, Google, LG, Nerds, Reviews, Samsung, Sprint, Verizon | Tagged 4g, Android, Android 4.0, android 4.2, aosp, cdma, faux g, Galaxy Nexus, galaxy note 2, Galaxy S II, Galaxy S III, Google, gsm, HP, HSPA+, ics, jb, jelly bean, LTE, microsd, Nexus, Nexus 4, prepaid, sprint, Straight Talk, T-Mobile, UMTS, Verizon, webos, WiMAX | 4 Responses

MIX10: No Memory Expansion Slots or Multitasking in Windows Phone 7 Series

By Humberto Saabedra on March 15, 2010

Following up on the confirmation of the Marketplace as the only approved method for application distribution, Microsoft Windows Phone representative Charlie Kindel has confirmed that devices running Windows Phone 7 Series will not feature memory card slots, instead opting for high capacity internal Flash memory with the goal to provide enough storage for applications and […]

Posted in Microsoft | Tagged iphone, microsd, Microsoft, microsoft notification service, mix, mix 10, mix10, multitasking, upgrade, Windows Phone, windows phone 7 series, WindowsPhone, WindowsPhone7Series | 4 Responses

Sony Ericsson Adopting MicroSD Across Lineup, Abandoning MemoryStick Format

Sony Ericsson Adopting MicroSD Across Lineup, Abandoning MemoryStick Format

By Humberto Saabedra on June 1, 2009

Speaking to TrustedReviews, Sony Ericsson Global Marketing Director Fortuné Alexander has confirmed that Sony Ericsson will henceforth be adopting the microSD standard across its forthcoming handset lineup and will be abandoning Sony’s MemoryStick format, stating “Yes, we are moving in that direction”. Such a move is not without precedent as the Sony Ericsson K850i featured […]

Posted in Sony | Tagged Adoption, microsd, Sony

Spectec Says microSD Wi-Fi Card Still Coming... in July

Spectec Says microSD Wi-Fi Card Still Coming… in July

By Christopher Price on April 20, 2008

Many readers have asked PhoneNews.com what the status is of Spectec’s SDW-823, the world’s first microSD Wi-Fi card. The card is gaining in interest after the launch of the CDMA version of the HTC Touch on both Sprint, and now Verizon Wireless (as the XV6900). Both devices are flagship Windows Mobile phones, but lack Wi-Fi. […]

Posted in Wi-Fi | Tagged microsd, sdw-823, spectec, Wi-Fi | 17 Responses

Bluetrek Bizz: A Bluetooth Headset and Memory Card

Bluetrek Bizz: A Bluetooth Headset and Memory Card

By Fahad Khan on February 27, 2008

Bluetrek is getting ready to launch their new multi-function headset called the Bizz. They have uniquely made the headset to function as a Bluetooth ear piece and a 2.0 USB microSD card reader (upto 8GB). It weighs approximately 10 grams and can be charged directly from any USB port. Talk and standby times are 7 […]

Posted in Bluetooth | Tagged 8gb, bizz, Bluetooth, bluetrek, earpiece, microsd

First Image of Samsung m520 for Sprint Revealed

By Humberto Saabedra on December 19, 2007

PhoneArena has revealed the first image of the Sprint version of the Samsung m520 slider. The phone is expected to be identical to the version sold by regional carrier Qwest and is yet another variant of the CDMA m series of mid-range Samsung handsets featuring a 1.3 megapixel camera with video recorder, Bluetooth with stereo […]

Posted in Bluetooth, CDMA2000, General News, Samsung, Sprint | Tagged Bluetooth, microsd, Qwest, Samsung, sph-m520 | 2 Responses

Sprint Launches Palm Centro

By Christopher Price on October 15, 2007

Sprint has launched the Palm Centro. The Centro is being touted as the world’s smallest Palm device and is a full-featured Palm OS device with Garnet OS 5.4.9, touchscreen, Pocket Tunes Deluxe media player, QWERTY keyboard, Sprint TV, Sprint IM, and Sprint Mobile Email support, Bluetooth, speakerphone, 1.3 megapixel camera, and microSD expansion slot. The […]

Posted in Sprint | Tagged Bluetooth, centro, microsd, Palm, sprint | 1 Response

Motorola Launches MOTOROKR Z6

By Christopher Price on October 12, 2007

Motorola has launched the MOTOROKR Z6 as an unlocked phone on their online store. The phone is notable for being one of the the first Motorola phones available in the US with the new Linux-based MOTOMAGX operating system and features a QVGA display, quadband GSM/EDGE, 2.0 megapixel camera with zoom and video recorder, microSD expansion […]

Posted in GSM | Tagged Bluetooth, linux, microsd, motomagx, Motorola, rokr, z6 | Leave a response

Sprint Officially Announces BlackBerry Pearl 8130

By Christopher Price on October 10, 2007

Sprint has officially announced the pending release of the BlackBerry 8130 in a press release today. The device is a major improvement over the original Pearl by featuring a 3.5mm headphone jack, 2.0 megapixel camera with zoom and video recorder, QVGA display, Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP stereo audio support, microSD expansion slot with SDHC support […]

Posted in Sprint | Tagged 8130, blackberry, Bluetooth, gps, microsd, pearl, rim, sprint | 1 Response

AT&T Launches Tilt

By Christopher Price on October 10, 2007

AT&T has launched the Tilt Windows Mobile 6 smart device, otherwise known as the HTC TyTN II/Kaiser. The device is notable for being the first HTC device sold with a tilting display for easier typing when placed on a flat surface as well as having built-in GPS support for use with Telenav Maps. The feature […]

Posted in AT&T | Tagged 8925, Bluetooth, HSPA, HTC, microsd, tilt, UMTS, w-cdma, Wi-Fi | 1 Response

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