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We're only on the edge of Summer and already the rumors are heating up around hot new smartphones and tablets coming this Fall. Google may be prepping a new flagship phone with Android 4 and an HD display. Apple might be readying the next iPad with a Retina Display of its own. BlackBerry's already previewed the Torch 2, and we caught it on video! And much more with Rumor Roundup, hosted by Noah Kravitz!
Rumor Roundup is a show taking a look at the latest trends, rumors, and leaks buzzing around the technology industry hosted by Noah Kravitz - a well-known and respected tech editor who's been involved in the industry for years. Not only does Noah deliver the news in full force, but he also provides his analytical thoughts and insight leaving one wondering of what lies ahead in the world of tech.
Okay, then. First off is a rumor about the next flagship Android phone, what's being called the Nexus 4G. Photos and specs leaked earlier this week about a device that may or may not be coming from HTC, may or may not be headed to AT&T in the US, but is definitely going to run Android 4, aka Ice Cream Sandwich. With a giant 720p HD display, a dual-core processor and dual cameras, and support for 4G networks - perhaps AT&T's forthcoming LTE service - Nexus 4G will continue Google's tradition of releasing "Nexus" phones that show off the latest build of Android. This Ice Cream Sandwich of a smartphone may be hitting stores in time for Thanksgiving dinner. Get the full scoop at: Google Nexus 4G
What about an iPad with a higher resolution display than your desktop PC? Sound crazy? It might just happen - maybe even this year. Some code buried in the "Twitter.framework" section of Apple's just-released iOS 5 beta references a display resolution of 1536 x 2048, which essentially doubles the dimensions of iPad / iPad 2's 768 x 1024 display (though that works out to way more than double the pixels). Based on iPad 2's 9.7" physical screen size, 1536 x 2048 would create a "Retina Display," Apple's term for a screen whose pixels are so densely packed that they render an image sharper than the human eye can process. Currently the iPhone 4 is the only device with a Retina Display; could iPad 3 be next? Get the whole scoop at: Apple iPad3
Facebook already hosts a whopping 80 billion photos of their own! Looks like both social networking giants are due for some new ways to reach iPhone users. Check out the latest rumors about an all-new Facebook Photos app for iOS! - Twitter photo service
First they planted their flag in the e-reader space with Kindle, and the Kindles that came after the original. Is Amazon now setting its sights on the Android tablet market, too? Yes, if you believe the rumors. And they may just have a secret weapon to separate their tablet from the pack: Free streaming movies. For more: Amazon Android Tablet
And last but certainly not least, TechnoBuffalo got our hands - er, hooves - on a BlackBerry Torch 2 running the latest version of BlackBerry OS. Want a sneak peek at the future of BlackBerry before it hits the streets? Check out Jon R's hands-on video tour of the Torch 2: BlackBerry Torch 2
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