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- Sprint launching Kyocera Rise release date and price leaked
- Samsung, Boost Mobile, and Virgin Mobile schedule something ‘big’ for August 22
- Five for Friday: Fantasy football apps for Android
- Samsung details next-gen Exynos 5 Dual processor
- HTC: Remaining Android 4.0 updates due by end of August
| Sprint launching Kyocera Rise release date and price leaked Posted: 10 Aug 2012 02:20 PM PDT
Now according to TechnoBuffalo's trusted source, Sprint will be launching it on August 19 for only $19.99 with a 2-yr agreement, and also it will feature Sprint's Direct Connect push-to-talk support, but not out of the box, though it will be soon. Keep it in mind that it's just a low-end 3G-only device, and it features:
Well, if you are looking forward to a low-end phone from Sprint, then the Rise is for you. Are you planning to get it? Tell us about it in the comment box below. Source: TechnoBuffalo Sprint launching Kyocera Rise release date and price leaked was written by the awesome dudes at AndroidGuys. Get more AndroidGuys on Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube! Join thousands of fellow Android enthusiasts at The 2012 Big Android Barbecue on October 21!
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| Samsung, Boost Mobile, and Virgin Mobile schedule something ‘big’ for August 22 Posted: 10 Aug 2012 01:25 PM PDT
Samsung, along with prepaid carriers Virgin Mobile and Boost Mobile, have scheduled a press mixer for August 22. As to what we might expect remains unclear at this point, however it has to be something big. How do we know? The invitation says so, silly. Will it be a Samsung Galaxy S III announcement? Could it be Galaxy Note-related? We'll find out in but a few weeks!
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| Five for Friday: Fantasy football apps for Android Posted: 10 Aug 2012 12:56 PM PDT
It's that time of year where faithful (American) football fans start getting anxious and antsy. Not because they're worried about how their favorite club is going to perform in the upcoming season. No, it's the virtual team that gets these folks all worked up. Fantasy football season is upon us. We've put together a collection of five apps that will help Android users create, manage, and track fantasy football teams. We know there are scores of other apps available to choose from but we think these five are a solid place to start. We'd love to hear what Android app(s) you are using for fantasy football. Is it one of these or do you prefer a different title? This week's topic: Fantasy football apps for Android
ESPN Fantasy Football 2012
The official ESPN Fantasy Football app features full team management (start/bench players, add, drop, and claim players off waivers, propose, trades), and the ability to post messages to your league's message board. Stay in the know with up-to-the-minute scoring and stats as well as personalized push notifications for injuries, substitutions, and scoring updates. Of course you're the smartest guy in the room but it doesn't hurt to have news, videos and tweets from ESPN's fantasy analysts on your side. Note that you'll not be able to manage past or future teams and that this is for 2012 only. NFL.com Fantasy Football 2012
If you've got an NFL.com fantasy football team then you'll want to download this free app. Details are exactly what you'd think they are, including registration of a team, live scores, player news, and other basic management. Have more than one team? This app lets you control everything across each of your clubs and provides ability to set lineups anywhere and everywhere. NFL.com also promises new features before the official start of the 2012 NFL season. Yahoo! Fantasy Football '12
The web's most popular fantasy football service's mobile companion is as rich it gets. Like the others, it provides live scoring and stat tracking, full roster management, and message board access. Have a particular matchup you want to track? Yahoo! allows for that across current, past, and upcoming matchups. Login options include Yahoo!, Facebook and Google.
CBS Sports Pro Football
Not specifically designed for fantasy football, the CBS app is a great sports app to have for following football in general. It's been nearly 9 months since the last update so we're not sure if they'll add anything new for the 2012 season. Details include live fantasy scores, lineup settings, add/drop players, stats, player news, on demand video, and expert analysis. Speaking more broadly, this is also one of our favorite ways of following professional football.
Fantasy Football Insider
Whether you're participating in an ESPN, NFL.com, or Yahoo! fantasy football league, this app is a great way to supplement your mobile experience. Get stats, standings, schedules, rumors, news, insider information, and more to stay a step of your frenemies. Live coverage, videos, integrated Twitter feeds, and other great things are but a click away. Bonus premium content is also available to PFW subscribers! Your TurnWhat apps are you using to manage your Fantasy Football team? Leave a comment below with your picks and faves! Five for Friday: Fantasy football apps for Android was written by the awesome dudes at AndroidGuys. Get more AndroidGuys on Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube! Join thousands of fellow Android enthusiasts at The 2012 Big Android Barbecue on October 21!
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| Samsung details next-gen Exynos 5 Dual processor Posted: 10 Aug 2012 08:23 AM PDT
Samsung earlier this week, detailed its next-generation mobile processor, the EXYNOS 5 Dual, in a blog post.. If you thought today's current smartphones and tablets had beast hardware then wait until these things arrive. Key specifications for the system-on-a-chip (SoC) include the following:
Head to the blog post to get all the details which, frankly, tends to float just above our heads. As many of you know, we're not the blog for intricate hardware details and benchmarks. All we know is that this stuff is going to be pretty darn epic. Thanks to those of you who passed this along. Samsung details next-gen Exynos 5 Dual processor was written by the awesome dudes at AndroidGuys. Get more AndroidGuys on Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube! Join thousands of fellow Android enthusiasts at The 2012 Big Android Barbecue on October 21!
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| HTC: Remaining Android 4.0 updates due by end of August Posted: 10 Aug 2012 07:13 AM PDT
HTC expects to wrap up their Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich updates by the end of August, according to a company representative. A member of the HTC Facebook team, answering a question from a fan, indicated the final handset updates should be rolled out in the coming weeks. After hitting us with a rapid succession of 4.0 there are only a couple of models left to see their desserts, including the Rhyme, Desire S, Incredible 2, and Thunderbolt. Sounds like we should expect to hear an announcement from HTC or Verizon pretty soon. Via HTC Source HTC: Remaining Android 4.0 updates due by end of August was written by the awesome dudes at AndroidGuys. Get more AndroidGuys on Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube! Join thousands of fellow Android enthusiasts at The 2012 Big Android Barbecue on October 21!
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Sprint is one of the four major carriers in the USA and it's offering a great line of Android smartphones that are capable of running LTE and also they got some good stuff under the hood. But Sprint is also trying to keep everything in balance, that's 
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