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 MVNOs, or mobile virtual network operators, aren&amp;rsquo;t anything new. They&amp;rsquo;ve been around for quite some time now. They are a strange thing, though, in that they can pop up unexpectedly, without any kind of warning, and disappear in the same fashion. Some make a bang, and others barely resonate even a whisper. Some come, but most go. So, which way will the newest member of the MVNO line-up end up? 
 If you didn&amp;rsquo;t hear,  GameStop is the newest addition . Yep. GameStop...
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 Every year, there are a few things we can expect to happen in the mobile industry. We have grown to expect that  Apple  will unveil a new iPhone. We&amp;rsquo;ve grown accustomed to Google showcasing their latest and greatest major update to the  Android  platform. And, we can now bet that we&amp;rsquo;ll see Google also unveil the newest member of the Nexus family. We know where it all started. We know which devices have made their way into the public eye since then. But, a new rumor to...
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   Its Alright  By Vernon Xie, posted: Mar 30  
  I've had this phone for about 2 months now, its been treating me decently with roughly 10-12 hours of battery with moderate use, considering I live in an LTE area, and I do always use my phone. The phone itself is a...
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 By  jailbreaking , iOS users can gain access to Cydia, a third-party, homebrew market where you can purchase and...
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 However the backdoor ended up in the Score M, it's...
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   Fast Light And Great Looking  By John Ariola, posted: May 9  
  First no matter which phone ICS is a vast improvement over Gingerbread. That said about the One S I have been using...
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 Release Date: Friday May 18, 2012 Carrier: Sprint Retail Price: $249.99 Phone Price: $29.99 after instant savings, mail-in rebate, and with 2-yr Agreement Hot Features:&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;Eco-friendly, compatible at Google Wallet locations, Android 2.3 (Gingerbread), 1530 mAh battery, 800MHz processor
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 Considering the popularity of the  Samsung...
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 So far neither HTC nor Sprint have provided any updated information on the availability of the HTC...
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