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- AT&T BlackBerry 10.1 update available to BlackBerry Z 10
- Next iPhone may have 120FPS slow-motion camera
- Sprint's first Windows Phone 8 handset, the HTC 8XT, launches July 19
- Samsung ATIV Odyssey brings Windows Phone 8 to U.S. Cellular July 11
- Pandora for iOS enables better streaming and automatic pauses
- Down goes Gingerbread! Android Jelly Bean now the most common OS version
| AT&T BlackBerry 10.1 update available to BlackBerry Z 10 Posted: 09 Jul 2013 12:34 PM PDT  AT&T has once again delivered the BlackBerry 10 update to BlackBerry Z10 owners. The update was posted in error weeks ago, but the U.S. carrier says it is now enabling phones to upgrade to the latest version of BB10. Read the full story here.    |
| Next iPhone may have 120FPS slow-motion camera Posted: 09 Jul 2013 12:14 PM PDT  Apple has slid into a pattern of releasing a dramatically new design for every other iPhone and then implementing slight improvements in its 'S' successor. Code in Apple iOS 7 signals that the iPhone 5S may have a slow-motion camera among its small improvements. Read the full story here.  |
| Sprint's first Windows Phone 8 handset, the HTC 8XT, launches July 19 Posted: 09 Jul 2013 07:55 AM PDT  Sprint stood on the sidelines while rivals introduced Windows Phone 8 handsets months ago. The nation's third largest carrier today announced it will offer a Windows Phone 8 handset when it begins selling the HTC 8XT next week. Read the full story here.  |
| Samsung ATIV Odyssey brings Windows Phone 8 to U.S. Cellular July 11 Posted: 09 Jul 2013 07:28 AM PDT  U.S. Cellular today announced the debut of its first Windows Phone 8 device, the Samsung ATIV Odyssey. This marks the first time that a Windows Phone 8 handset has gone on sale at U.S. Cellular. Read the full story here.  |
| Pandora for iOS enables better streaming and automatic pauses Posted: 09 Jul 2013 06:14 AM PDT  Music streaming service Pandora has updated its Apple iOS app to introduce a new playback method that introduces "stutter-free" streaming, and a new way to handle listening when the phone is muted. Read the full story here.  |
| Down goes Gingerbread! Android Jelly Bean now the most common OS version Posted: 09 Jul 2013 05:39 AM PDT  Android 2.3 Gingerbread has long reigned as the most commonly used version of Android despite being released in late 2010. The old version has finally been supplanted by a more current platform level, Android 4.1 and Android 4.2 Jelly Bean. Read the full story here.  |
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