At this year’s CES, tablets will get cheaper, laptops will get thinner, and cameras will become more like phones. Apps will be everywhere, including in cars. And Microsoft’s phone-inspired Windows 8 will edge closer to release.
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The one thing that is notoriously missing (well, one of the things) from any Windows Phone smartphone on the market is true 4G network support. Specifically, we talking about support for LTE networks. Microsoft and its partners have promised that will change in 2012, and if today’s rumors have any weight, we could see LTE-equipped Windows Phone smartphones from HTC, Samsung, and Nokia at the CES …
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Nokia, Samsung, HTC rumored to announce LTE Windows Phone smartphones at CES
Hot topics in the tech blogs for the week ending December 16 include the worldwide rollout of Facebook Timeline, the launch of Samsung’s Galaxy Nexus in the US, Kindle Fire software updates and sales figures, Microsoft reveals Windows SkyDrive for iPhone, and Apple’s Mac App Store reaches 100 million downloads.
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Top tech headlines: Facebook Timeline launched worldwide, Samsung Galaxy Nexus reviews
Amazon and Verizon Wireless partake in some sharp discounts of Android, Windows Phone and Blackberry handsets for the Black Friday holiday shopping season. Amazon is offering 98 phones for a penny a piece!
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Amazon, Verizon Discount Android Phones, Tablets for Black Friday
According to the head of AT&T’s tablet department, the carrier is already in talks with Nokia to carry Windows Phone smartphones produced by the Finnish company. This doesn’t come as too much of a surprise, but it is the first official word of talks we have heard of about a possible U.S. carrier partnership. Read the full story here.
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AT&T in talks with Nokia to carry Windows Phone models
Is there such thing as too much of a good thing? Verizon comes out swinging with superphones galore, we take a look at the next generation of Windows Phone handsets, and we have a good old-fashioned rant against a very very weird phone. All that and more on today’s Dialed In. Dialed In 198: Too many Verizon superphones! Listen Now: Download Today’s Podcast Subscribe with iTunes (audio) Subscribe …
Several vague signs at Nokia World point to Verizon Wireless being the flagship U.S. carrier for Nokia’s new Windows Phone line.
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Are Nokia’s Windows Phones Coming to Verizon?
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