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ernard
ernard
1 week ago
Is the Facebook phone a failure?

I saw the new Facebook phone already on sale for $0.99, a 99% discount in its price just a month after its release. Does this indicate...

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jhotz
jhotz
2 weeks ago
What's the earliest version of Android that's still usable?

What is the oldest Android release that you can actually still use and have a functional Android smartphone? I was looking for a cheap,...

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jack12
jack12
3 weeks ago
How to restrict use of smartphone?

I know the, "tell him not to use it then" advice, but teenagers being teenagers, that simply isn't realistic, and he needs to be able to...

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nrichmond
nrichmond
5 weeks ago
Unlock or jailbreak?

I hear those terms a lot, but what's the difference between them? I'm guessing one has to do with the carrier and one the operating...

Tags: jailbreaking, smartphone, unlocking |
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aiden
aiden
7 weeks ago
How can I use a smartphone without a carrier contact?

I feel like my carrier is ripping me off, and every month I have to pay nearly $100 for what I consider a pretty basic plan. I was...

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jdixon
jdixon
7 weeks ago
Facebook phone - What's the point?

I put this in the category of rumors that would never become reality, but apparently Facebook is actually coming out with their own...

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tswayne
tswayne
11 weeks ago
How can I take a screenshot on an Android phone or tablet?

I need some images of data, and the only way I can figure out how to get that is to take a photo, which looks crummy and has annoying...

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OldHippie
OldHippie
12 weeks ago
What are the drawbacks of using a protective case on a smartphone?

I got my wife a new iPhone 4s for her birthday, and told her that I would also get her a case for it if she wanted to pick one out....

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Michelle Marie Bautista Tuquib
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18 weeks ago
Can i have a graph showing what the latest technology mostly, moderately used, and least used by the people by year 2013.thanks
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Tags: Android App Development, cellphone units, gadgets innovation, smartphone |
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landon
landon
19 weeks ago
Who would build an Ubuntu smartphone?

I think the possibility of an Ubuntu smartphone is interesting, although I don't know if I'm quite ready to move to a different OS at...

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