Posts Tagged ‘Epic 4G’
Netflix App Supporting More Devices
The Netflix app is supporting more devices and the funny thing is they were probably supported all along! Looking at Android Market the list has grown larger. Here’s the full list of currently supported devices: Casio G’zOne Commando C771 with Android 2.2 HTC DoubleShot HTC Droid Incredible HTC Droid Incredible 2 HTC EVO HTC EVO 3D HTC G2 HTC Thunderbolt Lenovo IdeaPad Tablet LG Revolution Motorola ...
Sprint 4G Now In Bridgeport, CT and Denver
If Sprint is your carrier in either Bridgeport, CT or Denver and you are using a Samsung Epic 4G or HTC EVO 4G smartphone, today is a great day! Sprint has flipped the switch on its 4G WiMax network in both cites now making it available in 70 cities. [Sprint] Sprint Turns On 4G Service in ...
Sprint Rolls Out Froyo For Samsung Epic 4G
Sprint is now making Android 2.2 available for the Samsung Epic 4G. If you haven't gotten it OTA (Over-The-Air) yet, you can manually download it and perform the update yourself. Check out the instructions below courtesy of Brief Mobile so you can have your Froyo now instead of awaiting the scrumptious dessert to hit your ...
Sprint Expands 4G Service To Orlando
Sprint has flipped the 4G switch in Orlando today, bringing the number of cities in Florida with 4G service to three. This follows recent activations in Nashville, TN; Boston, MA; Daytona Beach, FL; and Providence, RI. The carrier now has two Android smartphones capable of 4G, the Sprint Evo 4G by HTC and the ...
Samsung Epic 4G Getting OTA Update
The Samsung Epic 4G is getting an over-the-air update today that will enable Samsung Media Hub, which will be officially announced tonight, plus a few bug fixes. Here's the list of fixes and enhancements: Optimized, HotSpot in 3G idle mode to help conserve battery power Optimized, Applied Qualcomm patch for performance enhancement Added, Media Hub Modified, WiMAX exit delay Modified, ...
Samsung Epic 4G Source Code Released
Samsung released the Epic 4G source code for your exploration pleasure. It's probably not too exciting for most but if you are a developer or hacker, you can show your pearly whites and smile from ear to ear. Should your interest be peaked you can grab the code over at Samsung’s Open Source Release Center. All ...
