Motorola’s EX112, EX115, and EX245 exposed enroute to Brazil
If you think this dynamic duo is running Android, well… think again! Turns out Moto apparently isn’t abandoning its Google-free low end just yet, with Celular Cafe — a site that has developed quite a track record for leaking South American Motorolas — showing a pair of new models that have all the smartphone looks without guts to match. The EX112 (pictured right) is actually available in two variants, with the second — the EX115 — featuring dual SIM capability; it’s got a 3 megapixel cam, quadband GSM, full QWERTY (obviously), and apparently not much else. The EX245 on the right is arguably the more interesting of the bunch, stepping up to a full touchscreen while carrying over the same camera; what’s particularly notable, though, is that it seems to be gunning for an Android-like UI with a widget-based home screen and a status bar that looks suspiciously similar to a variety of Motos with higher-end aspirations. No word on pricing, availability, or distribution, but we imagine these will be kept solidly out of the North American market.
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Android-powered 32GB Dell Streak now available from O2 UK
O2 UK has added the 32GB version of the Dell Streak to its line-up of Android devices, including its little sister, the 16GB Streak. The device is an Android-powered smartphone tablet-like device that runs the Android 1.6 OS and features a large 5-inch touch display, WiFi, 3G data connectivity, and built-in GPS. The Streak is available for free on a 40GBP ($62) voice and data plan.
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What’s the Best Graphics Card for StarCraft II? [Gaming]
The gang over at TechSpot loaded up the newly-released StarCraft II on what seems like a hundred different PC setups to determine what the best hardware setup for the insanely popular real-time strategy game is. Here are the results: More »
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Canadian iPhone 4 launch details emerge: Rogers offers 6GB for $30, iPad sharing for $20
The iPhone 4 may be launching on all the major Canadian carriers tomorrow, but we’re only just now starting to get the actual details on what they’ll be offering. Rogers is the first out of the gate and, for a change, it looks like folks in the US may just be a tad jealous of their northern neighbors. It’s not only offering the iPhone 4 for a further discounted price — $159 for the 16GB and $269 for the 32GB on a three-year contract (for both new and existing customers eligible for a hardware upgrade) — but it’s bringing back its 6GB data plan for $30 a month as well. On top of that, Rogers is also offering a new iPad sharing plan that will let you share those 6GB between the two devices for an extra $20 a month. Still no official word from the other carriers, but MobileSyrup has turned up a leak that suggests Bell will be offering 6GB for $30 as well, and iPad sharing for just $10 a month — although that’s yet to be confirmed. We’ll keep you posted as more plans are announced.
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Samsung U.K.: Android 2.2 Froyo coming to all networks at the end of September
From its Twitter account today, Samsung U.K. said that it will begin pushing out the Android 2.2 Froyo update at the end of September to all networks. It’s unclear if this means U.S. networks or just those in the U.K., however. The official tweet said: “We’ve seen a lot of Q’s about the Froyo update; it’s currently in development & will be released for all networks at the end of September.”
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