AT&T continues 4G LTE expansion, plans to light up eleven markets by early summer

AT&T's 4G LTE isn't the new kid on the wireless block anymore, but that's not to say the network's leapfrogged its growing pains. With almost two years to go before it reaches that end-of-year 2013 expansion target, the carrier's flipping the switch on an additional eleven markets across the US, as well as completing coverage in New York City. With a phased rollout in place that's set to begin next month and terminate at some undisclosed point in early summer, subscribers in Cleveland, Akron and Canton, Ohio; Naples, Florida; Bloomington, Lafayette and Muncie, Indiana; Baton Rouge and New Orleans, Louisiana; St.

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Nokia Lumia 900 rumored to be delayed until the 22nd of April

Are you guys looking forward to getting your hands on the Nokia Lumia 900. According to AT&T's website, the device has been listed as "coming soon", and an alleged leaked AT&T roadmap has apparently set the Lumia 900 for an 18th of March launch. However according a report by BGR, one of their trusted sources has recently revealed to them that the device will be delayed and will not be meeting that launch date after all. Apparently the delay is due to the Lumia 900 having yet to receive technical acceptance, and will be seeing a launch on the 22nd of April instead.

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Siri sort-of comes to the new iPad, does voice dictation only

Ever since Siri showed up on the iPhone 4S, she's been put to work in a variety of non-Apple approved ways and unofficially ported to other iDevices, including the iPad. Now Apple's next-gen iPad has made its auspicious debut in San Francisco with a splash of Siri on board. It's not the full voice assistant, but the new tablet does have voice dictation software that supports US English, British, Australian, French, German and Japanese.

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The new iPad puts the camera back in focus: 5 MP sensor, AF lens, 1080p video

Tired of taking average shots with that 1280×720 non-AF camera module in your iPad 2. Well rejoice. The new iPad packs a five megapixel backside-illuminated sensor, five-element f/2.4 autofocus lens with IR filter and captures video at 1080p — slightly better specs than the iPhone 4. Apple's built the ISP (Image Signal Processor) right into the new A5X chip, enabling features like face detection and image stabilization — just like the iPhone 4S.


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MSDN Windows Help blog plays on our love of keyboard shortcuts, tells how to navigate Windows 8 like a pro

If you didn't get the gist of our Windows 8 Consumer Preview run-down, it's a bit clumsy on the desktop front. Fortunately for power-users, the budding operation system is introducing a suite of keyboard shortcuts to help them manage its classic and metro interfaces. We mentioned a few in our early impressions of the consumer build, but Rob Margel's MSDN Windows help blog has a full list of 30 shortcuts for you to master before Windows 8 makes its final debut. Craving a shortcut to cycle through your toast notifications.

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Path updated with improved UI and new features

. Path has quickly become one of the most popular mobile social networks. Its neat and simple interface offers a great variety of sharing features. But if you are not completely happy with it, the Android app has just received a new update with significant improvements.
The application has just been updated to version 2.1, offering some extra functionality and a better overall experience. The new UI includes an improved sharing screen, but aesthetics is not the only improvement.



Android Phone, Path updated with improved UI and new features

Samsung requests for trademarks, possibly for Galaxy S III US variants?

Talk Android has spotted three Samsung trademark requests: Galaxy Accelerate, Galaxy Express, and Galaxy Thunder. They also trademarks earlier for Galaxy Stellar, Halo and Emerge. If granted, some of these could potentially be the names for the Samsung Galaxy S III variants in the US (though I’m doubtful of Halo, because of the Microsoft-owned Xbox game). What’s more interesting, though, is the request for Samsung Wallet.

Android Phone, Samsung requests for trademarks, possibly for Galaxy S III US variants?