Motorola Droid 4 to be out on December 8. Verizon Galaxy Nexus still rumored to come on December 9

If everything goes according to the (rumored) plans, Verizon will launch two high-end LTE Android smartphones this Thursday and Friday. According to the image seen below, which reportedly depicts an internal Verizon email, on Thursday (December 8th) customers will be able to buy the Motorola Droid 4 - which was initially rumored for a launch on December 4.

Unwired View, Motorola Droid 4 to be out on December 8. Verizon Galaxy Nexus still rumored to come on December 9

Jawbone Up review

Back in July, Jawbone did something surprising. The company, best known for its Bluetooth headsets, announced it was cooking up a wristband called "Up" - a wearable device that would track the wearer's sleeping, eating and exercise habits. At the time, we didn't know much more than that, but given the company's expertise in wearable tech, we assumed it would at least have a Bluetooth radio, tying it together with all the other products Jawbone sells. As it turns out, the wristband doesn't sync your vitals wirelessly and for better or worse, it doesn't work quite the way we thought it would.










Engadget, Jawbone Up review

MobileOne and iPhone to fight crime

“There's an app for that” is a statement that has certainly made its mark in the second half of the last decade, thanks to the explosive boom of the iPhone in terms of its popularity and endearment. Well, it seems that the iPhone is about to gain yet another “feature” which will certainly be loathed by the bad guys – after all, it might end up being the de facto tool for identifying unknown fingerprints, including spotting terrorism suspects, thanks to the MobileOne device that will be used alongside the iPhone.

Ubergizmo, MobileOne and iPhone to fight crime

iPhone 4S best-selling phone at three top U.S. carriers in November, Samsung sales strong

. Apple's iPhone 4S was the best-selling smartphone at Verizon Wireless, AT&T and Sprint in November according to a report released Monday night by Canaccord Genuity. According to checks performed by analyst Mike Walkley and his team, Apple's iPhone 4S remained a top-seller across the board while Samsung's Galaxy S II picked up momentum ahead of the holidays. Samsung's flagship handset was the top-selling smartphone at T-Mobile and it jumped up into the No.2 spot at AT&T. Sprint's Galaxy S II Epic 4G Touch was the second best-selling smartphone at Sprint as well in November, and Motorola's DROID RAZR was No.2 at Verizon Wireless.


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bigcrunch, iPhone 4S best-selling phone at three top U.S. carriers in November, Samsung sales strong

Casio and Nec announces the Connected with Medias thanks to the G-Shock GB-6900-4JF

NEC released in Japan its latest line-up of Android LTE Smartphone including the first time for the manufacturer Bluetooth 4.0 and its enhanced low voltage technology. Being among the first mobile phone to use here in Japan Bluetooth 4.0, NEC in partnership with Casio teamed-up for the occasion in order to introduced Casio's latest G-Shock the GB-6900-4JF that also happens to be Bluetooth 4.0.


Akihabara News, Casio and Nec announces the Connected with Medias thanks to the G-Shock GB-6900-4JF

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 sells faster than hotcakes at Sainsbury's

Professional seller of Jaffa Cakes and other foodstuffs, Sainsburys, announce that Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 was the best-selling item in their stores on release week. It made more money for the retailer than bread, milk, and somehow even Marmite to take the top spot. Marmite took revenge earlier today by leaping out of a lorry and spreading itself all over a British motorway, hurting no-one seriously but causing hours of delays for commuters. The Telegraph reported the figures, revealed by Sainsbury's commercial director, and added that Call of Duty was toppled in the week after release by huge sales of Teacher's whisky.

2DayBlog.com, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 sells faster than hotcakes at Sainsbury's

Patent Troll sues nearly the entire mobile industry

Digitude, an IP licensing company based in Alexandria, Virginia, just sued RIM, LG, Sony, Samsung, Nokia, Motorola, HTC, and Amazon over the infringement of four of its patents:. Amazon got sued just over the following patent:. All others were sued additionally for alleged infringed of the patents below:

As it is the case so often, Digitude was not the inventor behind these patents, but took ownership just two weeks ago. Two of the patents were originally assigned to Adaptec, one to Mitsubishi and one to Apple. It appears that all four patents are part of a patent package Digitude announced to have acquired in June of this year.

2DayBlog.com, Patent Troll sues nearly the entire mobile industry