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The moon has only four major stages, but if the Zune – that the satellite around gravity Microsoft – enter a trusted fifth stage, and some have a pale reflection of the iPod view has been, despite some waves inspiring his share of the romantics. Zune started as a new salvo against the iPod and Microsoft grew frustrated in his attempts to infringe versus sharp rise in digital media device with Apple’s terribly hot and twisted PlaysForSure rights management scheme. PlaysForSure had actually achieved some degree of acceptance of digital music players and even mobile phones, but if Steve Ballmer has explained that the units to sell in the tens of millions of units per year – as opposed to hundreds of millions of such PCs and mobile phones (in Notwithstanding Kin) – is a good opportunity for vertical integration of hardware and software.

And so was born Zune, welcoming us to the social profile of her fat, brown color option, “double shot” facade and the original and later abandoned WiFi-based song-sharing feature syringes. Her next major iteration introduced the “squircle” – a rounded square clickable trackpad Apple Click Wheel that was just as ready for the game-changing iPod touch: two strike surpassed.

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AT & T, it is not just about the Xperia X10 today – at least not like Samsung has something to say about it. Sammy’s introduced a few sequels in the last few hours of the flight II (photo left) and the Eternity II (pictured right), both previously rumored devices Re-Up of the company’s media-centric dumb phone strategy both with and without physical QWERTY keyboards. Choice is good, is not it? In the case of the flight II, you get a 2 megapixel camera, memory expansion up to 16GB, a full HTML browser, a switch from portrait of the original flight QWERTY on the landscape, and support for AT & T’s doubtful- useful Video Share service, the Eternity II removes the keyboard, but lets you scale up to 32 GB of additional storage, includes “smart signs” for the touch screen, and then execute the support of the original Eternity for AT & T FLO-based Mobile TV . The Flight II is readily available now as an exclusive Radio Shack for $ 50 on a two-year contract, while the Eternity II waving in the AT & T stores on the 15th of the month for an unannounced price. Follow the break for the full version.

Maybe it was the heat crosstown rival Samsung Froyo brought his promises for the S-Series Galaxy, but what is the case, we are pleased to see that LG has entered into an Android 2.2 upgrade to Verizon’s Ally to commit. Unfortunately they are not offering a date – or even a multi-week window, a season or a year – so we can only hope that this situation drags himself in irrelevance of hardware, as occasionally this gebeuren sort of thing. We know we know … Call us jaded if you must. Chop chop, LG!

We have several tips received this week suggesting that pre-orders for the Mighty Epic Samsung Sprint 4G must be submitted by today, although at the time of this writing, the page where reservations are apparently supposed to take place is just offering to note contact information For more about the device. We’re also hearing that reservations will be taken in the 17th – though we do not necessarily say that means the phone launch on the 17th or 18th – and only one booking will be allowed per customer, which will not require cash or credit card account in advance. Oh, and if you reserve, be quick about picking it up, because you’ll only until noon on the day after the launch to pick up. Meanwhile, keep refreshing the Source link!

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We had thought the name was owned Captivate AT & T, so color us surprised to see that the S variant Galaxy has to find his way to another carrier with exactly the same branding and ID: Rogers in Canada. Price and release date have not offered, but Rogers says that “more information will be available in the coming weeks,” so we hope (perhaps stupid) that we can look forward to start August 1. More on this once we have it.