HTC Droid Incredible To Get Android 2.2 Froyo Update Today, Or Will It? – Let’s just first say that this rumor originated from blog Mashable, which mostly focuses on “10 ways to tweet” and “our favorite tweets of the hour” type of posts.

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If you were hoping sort of magical patch that made the Backflip flip normally, replaced Yahoo search with Google, and erased any trace of AT&T crapware, well…

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We weren’t exactly sure whether Apple was going to approve third-party video calling apps using the front camera on the iPhone 4 , but good news: the answer is “yes.” Fring just slid in a new version of its longstanding iPhone app today featuring support for video calling, which is pretty awesome in and of itself — but the real news is that it works just fine over 3G, as you can see in our quick test above between Chicago and London. This opens the door for services that could have potentially broader implications than FaceTime itself, since Apple’s service is limited to WiFi and currently only works between iPhone 4s

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Nah, your sarcasm detector isn’t busted — we genuinely are surprised that Apple has lifted the iron fist and allowed a piece of hardware on its handset to be used for something other than Jobs himself intended. It may seem trivial to those who haven’t witnessed Apple block the most sensible of programs in the past, but allowing applications that enable end-user control of the LED camera flash is a pretty big deal

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You thought about shipping off to Warsaw for the Imagine Cup 2010 finals, didn’t you? ‘Tis a shame you didn’t, because Microsoft is fixing to hand out Windows Phone 7 prototypes to every last finalist at the show (around 400, we’re hearing). The winning team has already received their handsets after receiving a mighty round of applause from developing Beastware, and while it’s impossible to tell from images so far, the phones that they acquired look to be the same as the Samsung device we toyed with back in June

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It’s a bit early to sound CDMA’s death knell, but this is definitely an interesting development: New Zealand’s Telecom NZ is getting ready to switch off its legacy CDMA network just a year after turning on its HSPA-based one . It gets even crazier, though, because although CDMA will go dark in 2012, EV-DO service will actually be turned off before that on November 30 of this year .

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Nokia just announced a $200M-ish deal to sell its wireless modem business — a business it entered just a few years ago — to Japan’s Renesas Electronics Corporation . The deal is part of a broader alliance to develop HSPA+ and LTE modem technologies while working together to research future radio technologies

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Nokia just announced a $200M-ish deal to sell its wireless modem business — a business it entered just a few years ago — to Japan’s Renesas Electronics Corporation . The deal is part of a broader alliance to develop HSPA+ and LTE modem technologies while working together to research future radio technologies

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Microsoft’s mobile efforts may look like they’re slightly in disarray after the expensive and embarrassing Kin debacle , but it looks like Windows Phone 7 may yet emerge unscathed from the chaos — and potentially even earlier than expected, if this sheet of AT&T retail signage that’s being sent out for a July 24th store overhaul is to be believed.

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Microsoft’s mobile efforts may look like they’re slightly in disarray after the expensive and embarrassing Kin debacle , but it looks like Windows Phone 7 may yet emerge unscathed from the chaos — and potentially even earlier than expected, if this sheet of AT&T retail signage that’s being sent out for a July 24th store overhaul is to be believed.

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