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Talk Android’s Smartphone Buyer’s Guide Fall 2012: A Guide For Students, Geeks, Show-Offs And Android Newbies

Posted: 06 Aug 2012 02:35 PM PDT

 

Fall is almost here for those of us here in the States and many of you may be in the market to grab a new phone. Whether it’s the latest and greatest quad-core beast, something that will let you be able to share all those updates of your trip around the globe or if you’re upgrading from a dumbphone to a basic Android smartphone that will give you the most bang for your buck, this guide has you fully-covered. In this guide, you’ll find the device that will be well within your budget range as well as feature items you may care about most such as a full touchscreen or slide-out keyboard, solid camera and topnotch multimedia capabilities. Without further ado— let’s hit the break to see what phone will suit you best on your respective wireless network.

AT&T

Best Android… Period

Samsung Galaxy S III

 

 

It was a tough choice between the HTC One X and Samsung Galaxy S III on Ma Bell’s network. Both phones feature a heavy slab of Ice Cream Sandwich, superior Snapdragon S4 dual-core processor, gorgeous 720p displays and run on AT&T’s 4G LTE network. Despite HTC’s outstanding camera with ImageSense technology and the smooth Sense 4.0 UI, the Galaxy S III is the better overall phone. One major knack against the One X is the fact that it only comes in a 16GB configuration and while the Galaxy S III is also available in a 16GB configuration, there is the ability to add even more memory via an expandable microSD card. Sure HTC has the awesome DropBox deal, but we suspect that most smartphone users will want to access those precious photos or music at anytime such as when you’re on that cross-country flight— not just when there’s a cellular signal available. Don’t forget, Samsung also features items such as the cool S-Voice and of course, Sammy’s own AllShare feature. Oh and Samsung generally has a better track record of updating its premium smartphones to the latest Android software and has confirmed the Galaxy S III should get the Jelly Bean update by Q4 of this year. The One X will also get Jelly Bean at sometime, but exactly when is anyone’s guess. The Galaxy S III is worth every penny— believe us.

Price: $199.99 on 2-year contract

 

Best Mid-Range Phone

HTC One X

 

 

The initial thought was Motorola’s fine Atrix HD smartphone would take the crown here, but with AT&T’s recent decision to drop the price of the One X, it was only fitting to slide the second-best phone available in this category. We here at Talk Android love the One X’s superior Super LCD 2 display, incredible camera capabilities thanks to ImageSense and the ample 1,800mAh battery which should offer acceptable juice for use throughout the day— even when you’re surfing the web on AT&T’s blazing 4G network. Of course prospective owners may have trouble trying to tinker with the One X for now— but hey— the hope is that an easier feat will arrive sooner than later.

Price: $99.99 on 2-year contract

 

Best Budget Phone

Pantech Burst

 

 

A smartphone featuring a 1.5GHz dual-core processor, 4-inch Super AMOLED display, a 5MP camera with 720p video recording and LTE surely must not be considered a budget phone, can it? Well AT&T and Pantech offer premium features for under a buck in the Burst smartphone.  Yes friends, for  only 99¢, AT&T customers can be treated to a solid Android device and experience. The best thing is that while the device still features Gingerbread 2.3, it’s expected to be updated to Android 4.0 sometime later in the year. Without a doubt, this device is hands-down the best budget offering available on AT&T’s network.

Price: 99¢ on 2-year contract

 

Verizon Wireless

Best Android Phone… Period

Samsung Galaxy S III

 

 

Much like AT&T, Verizon Wireless has a clear-cut winner in the Galaxy S III smartphone. Compared to devices such as the Motorola DROID RAZR MAXX or Galaxy Nexus, the Galaxy S III features a gorgeous display, awesome camera, great battery life and an underrated slim profile. One thing Verizon variant has going against it is the fact that well… it kind of has a locked bootloader which may turn some of you experimental Android users off a bit. Fortunately, Samsung is offering the Developer Edition of the smartphone as well, though you’ll need to shell out a princely sum if this option is indeed the right one.

Price: $199.99 (16GB version); $249.99 (32GB version) on 2-year contract

 

Best Mid-Range Phone

Samsung Galaxy Nexus

 

 

The controversial Verizon Galaxy Nexus is head and shoulders above the other devices in the sub-$100 category (price is $99 when $50 online discount is applied). The most notable feature of the Galaxy Nexus is the pure stock Ice Cream Sandwich that’s preloaded, the still beautiful 720p display and of course, the ability to operate on Big Red’s insanely fast 4G LTE network. And those of you who like to tinker with your smartphone can take solace in knowing it’s got Google’s support for all your tinkering needs. The device has been one of Verizon’s most popular and successful, yet still has plenty of fight left.

Price: $99.99 on 2-year contract (when ordered online) or $149.99 on-contract

 

Best Budget Phone

LG Lucid Smartphone

 

 

The Sony Xperia Play smartphone was oh-so close to being the top choice here, but alas— the top smartphone must cater to all types and groups of people and let’s face it— many Verizon customers may not care about a device’s gaming capabilities. Instead, they may be focused on a device with a decent screen, snappy performance and of course— a sexy appearance. The LG Lucid smartphone brings all that and more for Android users. The 4-inch screen of the phone should also be more than enough for those of you with large digits such as people like your’s truly. And hey— the Xperia Play only features 3G— the Lucid operates on Verizon’s 4G LTE network.

Price: $49.99 on 2-year contract

 

T-Mobile

Best Android Phone… Period

Samsung Galaxy S III

 

 

Surprise, surprise— the best device available on T-Mobile’s network is Samsung’s Galaxy S III smartphone almost by default. As being in a class of its own, the phone has an unparalleled display, NFC and a superior camera. Best of all— the phone comes in both the Pebble Blue and Marble White colors, as well as in the 16GB and 32GB configurations. The upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note may end up being a success too thanks to its sweet display and 5.3-inch form factor, but for sheer value— the future-proof Galaxy S III should be on top of customer’s short list.

Price: $279.99 on-contract (16GB version); $329.99 on-contract (32GB version)

 

Best Mid-Range Phone

HTC One S

 

 

The HTC One S smartphone is not only the best mid-range phone across all major networks— it might be one of the best overall smartphones available. The device features a super-smooth Snapdragon processor that can easily compete with the big boys, solid 4.3-inch Super AMOLED qHD display and a stunning 8MP camera that features HTC’s ImageSense software. What’s even more remarkable is the fact HTC was able t0 not only squeeze the superior internals into a slim 7.8mm frame— but it was also able to develop what is a sleek and modern body. Toss in the buttery smooth Sense 4.0 software and Beats Audio and you’ve got one heck of a steal for T-Mobile customers. If you’re looking to get the most bang for your buck on T-Mobile’s network, you can’t do any better than the One S.

Price: $149.99 on 2-year contract

 

Best Budget Phone

T-Mobile Prism

 

 

The Huawei-manufactured  Prism is a solid entry-level/budget device for T-Mobile customers. It features a screaming dual-core processor it may feature an outdated display, have a lackluster 3.2MP camera and is barely capable of 3G-level speeds, but the Prism does offer a near-stock experience and will more than certainly meet customer’s needs. A major selling point is the fact the device is not only perfect for T-Mobile customers looking to save a lot of dough, but it’s also one of the best options for T-Mobile’s prepaid customers.

 

Sprint

Best Android Phone… Period

HTC Evo 4G LTE

 

 

You’d think it would be a clean sweep among the Big 4 wireless carriers for the Galaxy S III, but Sprint’s version of the One X known as the EVO 4G LTE takes the crown here. While it’s discouraging that Sprint has yet to expand its 4G LTE coverage, Sprint customers can look forward to not only a device with a gorgeous display and great camera, but they can also look forward to comprehensive support not just from HTC, but Sprint as well— especially as Sprint and HTC has a close relationship with one another. In addition, the two features that separates the EVO 4G LTE from the other variants of the One X smartphone is the fact it includes the coveted expandable microSD slot and of course, the trademark kickstand. Ladies and gentlemen, if you’re looking for a complete phone on the NOW Network— the EVO 4G LTE is definitely it.

Price: $199.99 on 2-year contract

 

Best Mid-Range Phone

LG Viper 4G LTE

 

 

Like the other 4G LTE-capable devices on Sprint’s network, the Viper 4G LTE cannot access true 4G LTE unless used in a handful of U.S. markets at this time. And that’s a shame too because the phone is priced at a hair under $80 and brings with it a snappy 1.2GHz dual-core processor + 1GB of RAM, an acceptable 5MP shooter and tasty Vanilla Gingerbread 2.3 running the show. Once Sprint’s LTE network is really running at full speed— we suspect the Viper 4G LTE will start flying off shelves— especially since it has premium items like NFC as well.

Price: $79.99 on 2-year contract

 

Best Budget Phone

ZTE Fury

 

 

The ZTE Fury is a new entry in Sprint’s lineup and is a solid option for new smartphone buyers or those looking to save a little (or a lot). For under $20, the Fury brings customers a device with a not-too-bad 3.5-inch display, 512MB of RAM, Bluetooth 2.1 capability and an almost-untouched Gingerbread 2.3 OS. Sure the phone doesn’t quite compare to the Pantech Burst on AT&T— but for those looking to do the absolute basics on their smartphone, the Fury is a great option.

Price: $19.99 on 2-year contract

 

Prepaid Carriers

Boost Mobile

HTC EVO Design 4G

 

 

This WiMax-powered smartphone is easily among the cream of the crop of Boost Mobile’s lineup. While the EVO Design 4G doesn’t feature Sense 4.0, Sense 3.6 certainly does its part to help Ice Cream Sandwich purr along  and it doesn’t hurt that customers will be treated to solid items like a 5MP camera and 4-inch qHD screen. Oh and the $300 price tag isn’t too shabby either.

Price: $299.99

 

Virgin Mobile

HTC One V

 

 

While the HTC One V rides a fine line between being a budget and a mid-range device, you can’t deny the smartphone’s attractive features. Virgin Mobile customers can be treated to appealing items like Beats Audio, a decent 5MP camera that will allow you to send all those crazy moments to your friends via the preloaded Facebook and Twitter apps. While Virgin Mobile is under the Sprint brand– it is notorious for having lackluster call quality, so the hope is that prospective buyers will utilize the solid phone for its multimedia and social networking capabilities— and not much else.

Price: $199.99

 

Cricket Wireless

Huawei Mercury

 

 

Cricket Wireless is still a fairly relative unknown in the prepaid market— but it doesn’t mean it doesn’t have solid offerings. The Mercury is certainly one that will appeal to many customers. For starters, there’s a 4-inch screen along with a 1.4GHz processor. The real kicker here is the smartphone’s built-in Muve music player and whopping 8MP camera— all in a sub-$200 package.

Price: $199.99

MetroPCS

Huawei Activa 4G

 

 

MetroPCS is widely known as a budget brand, but it’s quietly building up its LTE network that even beats the likes of Sprint at this time. The Activa 4G LTE features a terribly slow processor, but makes up for the shortcoming by having stock Android, a 5MP camera and wait for it— a bundled memory card with Kung Fu Panda preloaded. And who doesn’t want Kung Fu Panda preloaded with their new smartphone?

Price $249.99

 

Unlocked Smartphone

Samsung Galaxy Nexus HSPA+

 

 

The thought is that the unlocked versions of the HTC One X or Samsung Galaxy S III (GT-I9300) would be the clear-cut winner. But don’t forget– neither device has Google’s direct backing nor does either phone have the latest Android software preloaded (Jelly Bean). While the Galaxy S III and One X each has today’s specs, the specs of the Galaxy Nexus certainly doesn’t disappoint as it has an awesome 720p display, dual-core processor, and NFC among other things. Don’t forget— the Galaxy Nexus is still a Nexus— meaning it’s a Google Developer and Reference device and will get updates before most other Androids. And hey— the $399.99 price tag doesn’t hurt either.

Price: $399.99 on Google Play Store

 

 

 

Samsung releases kernel source code for Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet

Posted: 06 Aug 2012 12:32 PM PDT

With the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 ready to roll out around the world, Samsung has released kernel source code for a couple versions of the tablet. Samsung has made available the code for model number SHW-M480K to be branded for Korea Telecom and for model number SHW-M480S to be branded for Southern Korean Telecom. Code for the WiFi-only version of the Galaxy Note 10.1 has not yet been released. The files can be downloaded from the Samsung Open Source Release Center using the source link below.

source: Samsung Open Source Release Center
via: Phandroid

Droid 4 ICS Soak Test Starting Soon?

Posted: 06 Aug 2012 11:08 AM PDT

 

Droid Life is reporting that a new software soak test is imminent for the Droid 4, which is assumed to be an ICS test build.

It looks like notifications will be sent out via the Motorola Feedback Network, so make sure you opt-in to be among the first to receive the update.

We’ll let you know when we find out exactly what’s in the update.

source: Droid Life

Sony Xperia P to get Ice Cream Sandwich between August 19 and August 25

Posted: 06 Aug 2012 10:08 AM PDT

Sony Xperia P owners will be happy to know that Ice Cream Sandwich should arrive between August 19th and August 25th according to Sony Mobile India. They originally estimated that it would hit in the second-half of August so it looks like everything is on schedule.

source: xperiablog

AT&T’s new Mobile Share plan officially starts August 23rd

Posted: 06 Aug 2012 08:57 AM PDT

Last month AT&T announced their new Mobile Share plan, which is essentially a whole new pricing structure for accounts with multiple phones for sharing data. They said it would start in late August, but didn’t give an exact date. They just annnounced that it will officially start on August 23rd.

They are also offering an online tool to help you decide which plan to go with. Of course you can get help in stores as well.

Verizon already started a similar program nearly two months ago called Share Everything, but it’s mandatory with all new contracts. AT&T, on the other hand, isn’t forcing you to go with theirs. Hit the break for a quick video.

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source: AT&T

Samsung’s Jelly Bean Update Schedule And Plans Leakded For Galaxy Smartphones

Posted: 06 Aug 2012 08:46 AM PDT

 

We know there are many new and existing owners of successful Samsung devices, but as Samsung continues to churn out new flagship devices– the old ones may be left in the cold and not subject to updates of the latest Android software. While it’s certain owners of the Galaxy S III are all clear for the Jelly Bean update, it looks like owners of both “older” devices such as the Galaxy Note and Galaxy S II will possibly be primed for some Jelly Bean lovin’ as well. SamMobile reports “the test firmwares for the Galaxy S III are passed and they are working on a public version of the first Jelly Bean updates for the Galaxy S III”. All that’s left now is the public version to be complete for the device as well as the OK from Google itself. The Galaxy S II and Galaxy Note currently has firmware that’s being tested by Samsung at this time and has been successful so far, but should Samsung decide against offering the full update for both devices— it would offer a Value Pack instead (sound familiar…?). And finally, the Galaxy Note 2 is currently running on Android 4.0 at this time and it’s not certain if Sammy will the Galaxy Note 2 will launch with ICS or Jelly Bean— if it does indeed launch with ICS, then the public can expect an update within a few months after the device’s initial release.

SamMobile also provided an unofficial guidance of if/when we can expect the Jelly Bean update for the respective Galaxy devices:

 

  • Galaxy S III – End Q3 – Start Q4
  • Galaxy S II – Q4
  • Galaxy Note – Q4
  • Galaxy Note II – begin Q4

 

We’re excited for Galaxy S III owners, but we’re keeping our fingers crossed for the Galaxy Note and Galaxy S II smartphones as well! Maybe then you won’t have to give up your old Galaxy phone to Sammy after all.

source: SamMobile

 

HTC Rumored To Launch 5-Inch Smartphone In September Or October

Posted: 06 Aug 2012 08:19 AM PDT

 

Considering Samsung and now LG have established their positions in the phablet game, it was only natural for manufacturing giant HTC to join the party. Notorious story leaker Digitimes reports HTC’s device will come in at 5-inches and sport a mind-boggling 1794 x 1080 pixel display, good for a true 1080p HD screen. There are no further details at this time, but reports point to HTC fully launching the device sometime in September or October of this year.

Naturally this could all be hearsay and probably just a tease, but the idea of an HTC-developed 5-inch phone sure is intriguing. Any of you HTC fanatics crazy about the idea of owning a Sense-infused phablet?

 

source: Digitimes

Holo Launcher HD Brings Jelly Bean-Based Launcher To Ice Cream Sandwich Devices

Posted: 06 Aug 2012 07:53 AM PDT

 

Mobint (of Holo Launcher fame) has developed the brand-spanking new Holo Launcher HD for Android 4.0+ devices. While the launcher brings a delicious stock feel to your Android device— it also is modeled after the newly released Jelly Bean OS. The launcher is also fully customizable with the ability to do things like add additional homescreens (up to 9), a nifty scrollable dock and for those of you who splurge on Holo Launcher Plus— some cool desktop gestures and even icon packs if that strikes your fancy.

Again, if you’re on an Android 4.0+ device, but hate those pesky Android skins, be sure to give the new launcher a try. You can find the Play Store link and QR code once you hit past the break.

Play Store

Samsung Officially Launches The Galaxy Note 10.1, Brings Quad-Core Glory And Hefty RAM

Posted: 06 Aug 2012 06:35 AM PDT

 

It took long enough, but it Samsung has finally launched the Galaxy Note 10.1 for those looking for some stylus action in their tablets. The Galaxy Note 10.1 will initially arrive in a WiFi-only flavor and be available immediately in the U.K., Korea, Germany and of course, here in the States. Those of you looking for some cellular action will be able to score the 3G/HSPA+ and LTE variants of the tablet later on in the year. In case you’ve forgotten, the Galaxy Note 10.1 was scheduled to be released earlier in the year, but was pulled for “minor tweaks” and will now come fully loaded too as it will feature: a 1.4GHz quad-core Exynos processor, a whopping 2GB of RAM, 16/32/64GB storage configurations, an expandable microSD slot and a display capable of 1200 x 800.

While the Galaxy Note 10.1 sure does sound tantalizing— there’s no word on the exact pricing just yet. Oh but don’t worry— we’ll find out soon enough at Samsung’s event next week… which we will be there by the way giving you up-to-date news and details. While you wait for our coverage, why not go ahead and check out the full presser and the cool tablet in action once you hit past the break?

Click here to view the embedded video.

 

Samsung Inspires a Culture of Active Content Creation, Productivity, and Learning

August 6, 2012

Samsung GALAXY Note 10.1 becomes available globally starting in August

SEOUL, August 6, 2012 - Samsung announced today the launch of GALAXY Note 10.1, an extension of the GALAXY Note category. GALAXY Note 10.1 is outfitted with the functionality and precision of a pen and paper on a 10.1-inch large display, providing endless possibilities to elevate a user's creativity, productivity and learning abilities. Featuring an intuitive user experience and armed with a 1.4GHz quad-core processor and 2GB RAM for enhanced performance, GALAXY Note 10.1 is designed to simplify idea capture, information access, and multi-tasking, making each easier and faster. GALAXY Note 10.1 allows users to express their ideas naturally and efficiently. 

"GALAXY Note 10.1 further demonstrates Samsung's dedication to delivering products that offer a complete mobile experience for creating personalized and expressive content," said JK Shin, President of IT & Mobile Communications Division at Samsung Electronics. "History has shown that taking notes, capturing ideas immediately, and sketching to realize them is the most personal and natural way to be more productive and creative. The advanced technology and features included in GALAXY Note 10.1 give users the power to produce, create and customize communications."

GALAXY Note 10.1 incorporates key intuitive features and capabilities such as side-by-side multitasking with the device's Multiscreen feature on a 10.1-inch large screen; Samsung's unique S Pen experiences including a variety of S Note templates and productive tools (Shape Match and Formula Match); Learning Hub for accessing educational curricula (Learning Hub is currently available in Korea, the UK, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, China and Singapore, and will gradually roll-out to other global markets) and Adobe's premium creative application Photoshop® Touch.

True Multi-Tasking with Multiscreen Feature

With GALAXY Note 10.1's Multiscreen feature, users can effortlessly utilize two different applications side-by-side simultaneously for true and easy multitasking. Users can view Web pages or videos, or launch other applications while writing or sketching ideas with the S Pen on the other half of the screen. Furthermore, users can freely capture and crop images, and paste them onto the other screen to make personal notes and enhance their creativity, productivity and learning abilities. The Multiscreen feature increases productivity and efficiency while users are enjoying multimedia content. GALAXY Note 10.1 brings a new culture of creation through the user's own notes, and enables an entirely new experience to improve productivity and enjoyment.  

S Pen & S Note for Personalized and Organized Note-taking

Featuring its advanced 6.5mm S Pen, GALAXY Note 10.1 is optimized for the creation of personalized and expressive content in the most natural and intuitive way. The S Pen's feel and functionality are specifically designed for an optimal experience on the 10.1-inch screen. The S Pen is embedded directly in the device and, when removed, automatically launches specially-optimized applications, including S Note, S Planner, Crayon physics, Adobe® Photoshop® Touch, and Polaris Office. Alternatively, users can easily set their preferred application to be launched instantly. For example, S Note can be launched instantly when a user takes the S Pen out from the device. Users can also tap the screen twice while pressing the S Pen button for quick S Note access via the S Note-dedicated widget, which can be easily moved anywhere on the display, never hindering or obstructing creativity or productivity.

The S Note is a unique tool that gives users the ability to combine notes and sketches with other digital content in ready-to-use templates. The Shape Match and Formula Match features help correct and digitize geometric shapes and solve numeric formulas hand-written with the S Pen. The S Note is also integrated with knowledge search engines so that users can search for content, obtain information, and easily drag and drop content onto S Notes without having to switch between screens. Exclusively pre-loaded on GALAXY Note 10.1, the Adobe® Photoshop® Touch application allows users to professionally edit photos with the ease and precision of the S Pen.

Active Learning Experience

GALAXY Note 10.1 is an ideal learning tool that allows users to take notes directly on an eTextbook while watching lectures, or research the Web while writing an essay at the same time. Samsung's Learning Hub service is optimized for GALAXY Note 10.1, allowing users to access extensive multimedia educational content for all ages. The content includes eTextbooks, video lectures, interactive coaching and much more, and can be shared with multiple Samsung devices. Furthermore, Learning Hub features a learning management system that provides schedule and performance management tools for users of all age-groups to enjoy learning at their own pace.

In Korea, the UK, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, China and Singapore, Learning Hub service is available at the time of the launch of GALAXY Note 10.1. Learning Hub will be downloadable via Samsung Apps in more than 20 countries by the end of 2012.

Superior Hardware Performance

GALAXY Note 10.1 is designed with advanced hardware technology, including a 1.4GHz quad-core processor and 2GB of internal RAM. Seamless multi-tasking, high-standard graphics, and blazing-fast performance without any lag are essential features of GALAXY Note 10.1. The device also includes a 5-megapixel main camera and a 1.9-megapixel front-facing camera. 

Several other features have been added to GALAXY Note 10.1 including Smart Stay, which tracks the user's eyes to ensure that the screen is always on while being looked at, and Pop Up Play, which allows the user to watch a video anywhere on their screen while simultaneously running other tasks. With AllShare® Play, users can share content with a large group in real-time by connecting GALAXY Note 10.1 to Samsung HD TVs, mobile tablets, laptops, and other consumer electronic devices on the same network. With AllShare Group Cast, users can also share and collaborate on documents, presentations, or images without loading the files separately.

GALAXY Note 10.1 comes in three connectivity options: a WiFi-only version, a WiFi-and-3G HSPA-Plus connectivity version at launch, and a WiFi-and-LTE version later this year. GALAXY Note 10.1 is available in Korea, Germany, the US and the UK while it will gradually roll-out to other global markets starting in August.

Study Shows Google’s Nexus 7 Commercial More Effective Than Apple’s Genius Ads

Posted: 05 Aug 2012 08:54 PM PDT

We showed you Google’s Nexus 7: Camping commercial where a father and son are enjoying the Nexus 7 in all sorts of ways during a camping “trip”. It’s a fun spot that showcases some of the things the tablet can do. In contrast, Apple has released a series of commercials featuring an “Apple Genius” helping many people figure out their Macs during a crisis. The message, at least to me, seems like it goes against the ease-of-use mantra Apple has been pushing for years.

Ace Metrix, an analytics company specializing in advertising, has reported that Google’s commercial has scored better than Apple’s ads in their study. Measured by their “effectiveness scale” the Nexus 7 ad scored 662 out of 950 points, whereas only one of Apple’s ads scored above the upper half of the scale.

Ace Metrix VP Jonathan Symonds said of Google’s ad, ”Google has taken their strong emotional appeal and married that with strong product demonstration.”

Hit the break to watch all the ads from both companies.

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source: droid dog
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