Samsung Galaxy S III to have two color versions (blue, white). Screen protector leaks

Since both the original Galaxy S i9000 and the S II i9100 are available in several color versions, we're obviously expecting the new Galaxy S III to have at least two different colors, too. And it looks like it will. GSM Arena has received a screenshot that shows the S III included in Carphone Warehouse's inventory system. White and blue versions are mentioned.



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Spotify for iPad launches: impressions and a visual tour of the new app

It's here. After all the rumors, leaks and false alarms, Sweden's top music streaming service is finally ready for the big(ger) screen. Spotify has landed on the iPad, and not surprisingly, the new app is a no-brainer of a download for anyone currently in possession of a premium account and an Apple tablet, - that much we can say right off the bat. But how well did the company harness the capabilities of the magical device, and is the whole thing worth the wait. We got some fingers-on with the app - follow along after the break.






Engadget, Spotify for iPad launches: impressions and a visual tour of the new app

Vivitar T324N 12.1MP Digital Camera

If you're in the market for a new budget-friendly digital camera, I suggest you to take a look at this T324N from Vivitar. Priced at just $39.99, this compact camera has a 12.1-megapixel image sensor, a 4x digital zoom, a 2.7-inch LCD screen, an SD card slot, a USB port and video recording capabilities.

TechFresh, Vivitar T324N 12.1MP Digital Camera

Bell Canada To Sell HTC One V For $299.95 CAD Outright

According to MobileSyrup, Bell Canada is preparing to launch the all new HTC One V on their network. The handset is expected to become available later this week for 299.95 CAD outright. Just to remind you, the HTC One V packs a 3.7-inch 800 x 480 touchscreen display, a 1GHz processor, a 512MB RAM, a 4GB of storage, a microSD card slot, a 5MP camera with 720p HD video capture, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, HSPA, a 1500mAh battery and runs on Android 4.0 OS.

TechFresh, Bell Canada To Sell HTC One V For $299.95 CAD Outright

Android now covers 51 percent of all smartphones in the U.S.

Android has gone a long way. It has finally broken the 50 percent market share barrier, that's according to quarterly report. The operating system has climbed 3.7 percent since December last year, with its quarter ending in March of this year. On the other hand, Apple has gained 1 percent  within the same time frame as that of Android.
Apple's market share is currently covering 30.7 percent of the overall U.S. market. Research In Motion came in third with 3.7 percent and Microsoft's Windows Phone landed at the fourth spot with just 0.8 percent.

Ubergizmo, Android now covers 51 percent of all smartphones in the U.S.

Motorola posts $121 million loss in Q1 2012, still ships 5.1 million smartphones

Motorola Mobility has reported their earnings for Q1 of 2012, and the results are a mixed bag. Overall the company made it through the quarter with a $121 million operating loss, but things are on the up and up for Moto's mobile division. Revenue was up 3 percent to the tune of $2.2 billion with 8.9 million devices shipped. Of those, 5.1 million were smartphones.
In other news, Motorola reported that China is still the odd man out when it comes to final approval for Google's acquisition of the company.

Android Phone, Motorola posts $121 million loss in Q1 2012, still ships 5.1 million smartphones

Accelerometer mic could change the way we look at cochlear implants

Hearing aids aren't the most discreet cybernetic creations, because the need for a clog-free microphone means that they generally need an external component. Engineers at the Universities of Utah and Ohio aim to change everything with a much smaller mic that uses an accelerometer to detect sound vibrations - so it requires no opening and can be inserted right into the ear. The only exterior hardware is the charger - worn exclusively at night.

Engadget, Accelerometer mic could change the way we look at cochlear implants