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Samsung Galaxy S II for T-Mobile sporting different dual-core processor

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The reason is still unknown but along with previous leaks of the Samsung Hercules it’s looking more likely that it will be powered by a 1.2 Ghz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor instead. This goes along with all recent reports as well as the initial leak of the Samsung Hercules way back in May. The Hercules is the codename for the T-Mobile Galaxy S II in case you didn’t know and now things are finally coming together.</div>
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The Galaxy S II for T-Mobile was just recently officially announced and we were there live to get some hands-on time with the device. Original details on launch date suggest the Samsung Exynos chip but newer reports are claiming what we’ve mentioned above so for now this is just “confirmed” speculation. We have heard reports regarding the processor being Qualcomm’s next-generation Snapdragon APQ8060 from the HP TouchPad and not what is in current phones like the Sensation 4G and EVO 3D so stay tuned as we dig for more details regarding this upcoming superphone.</div>
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Samsung Galaxy S II for T-Mobile sporting different dual-core processor

While all variants of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S II are running on a 1.2 Ghz dual-core processor made in house by Samsung known as th...

Archos Arnova 8 G2 Tablet Stops by the FCC for some Photos

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The new line of Archos Tablets were announced back on June 23rd and since then we have seen them appear a few times but nothing to serious. In case you were confusing these with the new G9 series the Arnova tablets will be sporting Android 2.3 Gingerbread, a 1 Ghz CPU, and a few other decent specs and will be aimed at the mid-range tablet market with a very aggressive price point.</div>
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If a Gingerbread tablet isn’t your thing and you’d rather get a great priced Archos G9 Honeycomb tablet lucky for you we have already received some hands-on time with those so click that link and see for yourself. Even more video showing these upcoming tablets can be seen here.</div>
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So are you interested in something like the Galaxy Tab 10.1 or would you rather opt for the lower priced Archos options? The Arnova series should be a very cheap alternative for someone that doesn’t need the best. Are you interested in the Arnova line? Feel free to say hello in the comment section below.</div>
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Archos Arnova 8 G2 Tablet Stops by the FCC for some Photos

Archos and their latest entry into the Android tablet game has just hit the FCC showing us some pretty views of the internals as well as...

Samsung Galaxy 3D Coming Q4 2011?

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Latest rumors are suggesting that Samsung is hard at work building a Galaxy 3D to compete with the likes of the HTC EVO 3D and the LG Optimus 3D. I linked to the reviews of both in case you wanted to check those out. News is coming from Samsung’s own backyard and a Korean site is claiming they have a Galaxy 3D on the way.</div>
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Sources suggest it will in fact run Android 2.3 Gingerbread but if it comes in Q4 hopefully we will see Ice Cream Sandwich instead. It should be sporting a 4.3″ glasses-free 3D display, dual 8MP cameras for the 3D power as well as a 1.2 Ghz or faster dual-core CPU. We sure hope they include a few LED flashes in there unlike the obviously real (smiles) photo shown above.</div>
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The Samsung Galaxy 3D should be sporting either HDMI-out or a HD TV output so we can enjoy that 3D video captured with the device right on Samsung 3D ready HDTV’s across the globe. This is just news for now and we have nothing official to go on other than the Korean site and the awesome photo above.</div>
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Hopefully Samsung gets this device to market sooner than Q4 because by then HTC will most likely be working on its refresh to the EVO 3D and same probably applies to LG.</div>
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Samsung Galaxy 3D Coming Q4 2011?

Latest rumors are suggesting that Samsung is hard at work building a Galaxy 3D to compete with the likes of the HTC EVO 3D and the LG ...