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The Verizon Samsung Galaxy S3 has received another update, that seems to fix the 4G LTE issues the previous update was causing to some users.

The person shares photos of the Galaxy S3, which is completely burned up. He claims he had made no modifications to the device.

Google seems determined to leak all the exciting Google I/O news ahead of the official event. We've already seen the new Google Maps go live briefly before being pulled down, are hearing reports of a new music streaming service, and now there's been confirmation that the next version of Android app…

Samsung took a whopping 95-percent of global Android smartphone profits in the first quarter of this year, one analyst firm claims, with no other manufacturer using Google’s OS coming close t…

Verizon has dropped the Samsung Galaxy S3 price to $99 (on contract) likely in anticipation of the the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S4 launch.

MoDaCo has just leaked a pre-release version of Facebook Home. Set for launch on April 12th, Facebook's new launcher will initially only be compatible with five handsets, but MoDaCo says this...

Google has yet to provide Android users with a built-in social gaming network similar to Apple's Game Center, so Verizon is taking matters into its own hands. The carrier will preload Playphone's...

Well, this took long enough, don'tcha think? Ever since the original Jawbone Up fitness tracker came out, we've been saying it needs an Android app so you can use it with more than just an iDevice. Heck, even when the redesigned second-gen version went on sale last year, it was still for iOS only. Finally, though, that Android app is here, and it's ready to download in the Google Play store. Like the iOS version it's free, and can be used to log daily meals, as well as view pretty charts…

The lockscreen on your phone may not be doing a good job of keeping intruders out. A new bug has been found on the Galaxy S III that can let users bypass the lockscreen and access all phone...

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If your heart bleeds Android, but your eyes occasionally wander in the direction of Apple's Passbook, good news. Samsung has announced "Wallet," a ticketing and coupon app of its own. Unveiled at the firm's Developer Day at Mobile World Congress, Wallet comes ready with an open API to encourage adoption, with some big names already onboard including Hotels.com, Booking.com, Expedia, MLB and Lufthansa. Though this isn't the only Android solution we've heard about, in keeping with the norm…

Android phone makers can thank Sprint for much of their sales gains in the November-through-January period, says market researcher Kantar Worldpanel ComTech.

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