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Tuesday, November 20, 2012

Pocket-lint O2 speed rating evening, what you said about the phones (video)

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Remember that speed rating night we gave you a chance to come to earlier in the month? Well 20 lucky readers did and where kind enough to give us your opinion on the latest phones available on the network.

If you are wondering what speed rating actually is, O2 explains it as an event, similar to speed dating where mobile tech lovers attend and pick their favourite device from a number of options.?

So just what to you think about the Nexus 4, the HTC One X+ and the Sony Xperia T? Press play to find out.

Let us know if you would like us to run more of these evenings so we can work to bring you the next one in the coming months.?

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Tags: Phones O2 Nexus 4 Sony Xperia T HTC Sony Sony Mobile

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Pocket-lint O2 speed rating evening, what you said about the phones (video) originally appeared on http://www.pocket-lint.com on Tue, 20 Nov 2012 08:00:00 +0000


Source : androidtabletblog[dot]com

Friday, November 9, 2012

Nexus 7 spontaneously combusts, leaves behind toasty, melted corpse [PICS]

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Note to self: Never leave a device charging while unattended. Why, you ask? Because there’s always the off chance that something like this could happen.

What you’re looking at are images of one user’s Nexus 7 after it was left charging — unattended — for a good couple of hours. When the owner returned to where the Nexus 7 should have been sleeping peacefully, she was greeted with a room with smoke and the Nexus 7 melted to a toasty Pop-Tart.

According to the Chinese forum where the images were posted, the user was using the factory OEM charger and the device was only left charging for a total of 3 hours before spontaneously combusting. We’ve seen cases in the past where shady characters have attempted to pass off exploding devices as a manufacturer defect, only to later find out the cause was owner misuse. This doesn’t appear to be indication of foul play and apparently ASUS has already dealt with the matter, sending off a shiny new replacement. Let’s hope the new one has better luck.

I know it’s unlikely, but I have to ask. Any Nexus 7 owners out there ever have their tabby explode on them? Does seeing this make you a little more cautious about leaving your Nexus 7 charging for long periods of time?

Thanks, Ash!

[via Notebook Italia | Baidu]


Source : androidtabletblog[dot]com

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