Samsung’s Galaxy S3 Android smartphone will be released in the U.S. on June 1 through Amazon for $800, and it’s available today in Dubai. Reports are coming in from Dubai that the international version of the Samsung Galaxy S3 , known as the GT-i9300, is being sold today, although it’s unknown whether Dubai retailers have broken the street date of the phone or their release is simply early
Hutchison Whampoa, the parent company of Three UK, has dismissed reports it plans to take its ball and go home if the network is denied 4G spectrum in the forthcoming auction . A report in last weekend’s Sunday Times said the investment firm’s managing director Canning Fok had told prime minister David Cameron that Three would leave the UK if it is overlooked.
Intel will see its processor house in 1 in 10 mobile devices by 2015, as it slowly claws into ARM’s market. Intel is the new kid on the block when it comes to mobile processors, with British firm ARM Holdings all but dominating the market at the current time. However Intel is determined to produce mobile processors which are so good that Apple won’t be able to resist using them in its iPhone and iPad ranges
After several days of waiting, I finally received this brief notice in response to my queries about ESPN’s obvious radio app blunder : ESPN is now offering six months of complimentary Insider access ($20 value) for those ESPN Radio app users who have written to express concerns over the pricing. For fans who are already Insiders, or are not interested in using the Insider services and benefits, we are providing an ESPNShop discount code for 20% off an ESPNShop purchase. While this isn’t a bad deal for fans of the network (monetarily, it’s pretty generous for those actually interested in buying an Insider subscription or some ESPNShop gear), it probably won’t mean a thing to the vast majority of ESPN Radio users who have been ripped off. With 1,071 one-star ratings , anything short of an amended rerelease to fully support all past paid features is totally the wrong track to take.
HTC has confirmed that some of its handsets have successfully made it through US customs, as Apple presses for them to be banned should they be found to infringe patents. Last week we reported that the HTC One X and Evo 4G LTE had been delayed in America, as US customs investigated claims by Apple that the handsets infringed on its patents. This news was followed a couple of days later by retailer Best Buy telling customers they won’t get the Evo 4G LTE any time soon, but that may not be the case. Confident issue will be resolved soon HTC posted an update on its investor site saying; “Each imported HTC model must be reviewed by Customs and will be released once Customs officials have completed the inspection