Jelly Bean coming to Samsung Galaxy S III in Q4 2012?
For now, I'm leaving my S III 32GB pre-order intact; TouchWiz be damned. That could change over the weekend to Nexus. I want Jelly Bean!
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How to get Jelly Bean: Samsung Galaxy S III vs. Galaxy Nexus
So while S III users will have hardware bragging rights, Nexus owners will have software bragging rights. Which matters most to you?
Google Maps Offline hands-on (Verdict: Finally! Great!)
I currently use an OG Motorola Droid (2009 baby!) for nav, but I'd much rather use my Galaxy Tab 10.1 or Tab 7 in the…
Can Microsoft’s Surface tablet save Windows?
Microsoft would appear to have a fundamental issue with positioning. The surface is too powerful for the casual user, and yet it doesn't offer enough…
Review: AGF Vent Shell case for iPhone
But why cover your iPhone: isn't boldly flogging the Apple logo at Starbucks the eternal rite of the nouvea cliche?
Microsoft Surface: Could sway Android buyers, but lacks breadth of iPad apps
Since Windows 8 powers the Surface Pro, and not just a crippled touch-based operating system, this is a full blown PC. Redmond is surely hoping…
Tech Headlines: Is iOS dead?, Sharp develops custom Android skin, Win 8 tablet
With Google struggling in the tablet market (i.e. the iPad market), the door is wide open for Microsoft to take a shot at becoming a…
Amazon updates Kindle app, comic books now supported
Brown Bear and Curious George and comics such as Batman and Superman are just a few of the new titles now available for the Kindle…
Android Dilemma: Samsung Galaxy S III or Motorola RAZR HD?
But -- and this is a Big But -- here's the rub: I immediately upgraded to the S III before Verizon decided to pull the…
Apple refreshes MacBook Pro, introduces world’s highest resolution notebook display
New models will be available with i5 or i7 Ivy Bridge processors, which Intel began shipping earlier this year.