Network provider, Verizon had earlier announced that they will be shipping the HTC Droid DNA to its customers in early December (2012). Well, they have pre-poned the release date and the Droid DNA is already on sale for $199.99 for a 2 year contract. However, the network provider will not be selling it with an unlocked bootloader to prevent the ROM modders from tinkering the operating system.
Asus Padfone 2 has top tier specs and is one of the most anticipated phones of 2012. The phone is now finally shipping to the customers and folks at vr-zone have posted unboxing photos of white colored Padfone 2. Back when the phone was launched, it was shown and presented only in black and this is the first time we are seeing pictures of how the white one looks.
The Droid DNA from HTC is already on sale and wallpaper of the phone has not changed from the ones that was leaked. Now that the phone is already available in the market, someone has extracted the wallpapers and we have uploaded them on file hosting sites so that you can download them and put them on your high resolution phone.
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Samsung has confirmed officially that it will be launching the Galaxy Note 2 in Australia this month, it did not mention on what all network providers will it be offering it. Now we know that Vodafone, Optus and Telstra will be offering with Optus shipping the phone this week itself (late November).
The Samsung Galaxy Note 2 LTE version will retail for GBP 355 more than the non-LTE version for a 2 year contract. Right now, EE UK is offering it for 41 pounds per month in which you pay GBP 140 upfront. In return, you get 1GB data per month as well. Compared to the non LTE version on 3G data plan, you get 100 texts per month (vs unlimited on LTE) and 6000 minutes per months on calls.
Originally created for Samsung Galaxy S3, the Light Manager works perfectly on Note 2 which shows that software-wise, both of these super phones are not so different. The Light Manager allows you to configure the color of your LED and its flashing frequency. It also allows you to configure notifications for those services which are not natively present in LED notifications’ settings such as notification for no signal, no Wi-Fi and so on. Here is the list of items it can configure:
