Usually we’d advise you not to read too much into this — we’d point out that this was a themed ad served up before the showing of Lawrence of Arabia at London’s Secret Cinema event — but what the hell: Microsoft says the revolution ’s coming. It’s on now! Continue reading Windows Phone 7 ad promises ‘the revolution is coming’ (video) Windows Phone 7 ad promises ‘the revolution is coming’ (video) originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 06 Sep 2010 10:09:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds

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Windows Phone 7 ad promises ‘the revolution is coming’ (video)

LG has been showing off a new Windows Phone publicly at IFA, the Optimus 7, which  uses DLNA to shunt media from the device to home entertainment over the local Wi-Fi network with simple swipe gestures. We’ve seen this thing pretty regularly as the GW910 Panther since its first appearance on the Engadget Show about 6 months ago, but the DLNA feature is definitely new.

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LG Optimus 7 Windows Phone with DLNA Makes Appearance at IFA

Today, Vodafone UK confirmed that it will be carrying the Samsung Galaxy Tab . The Galaxy Tab now has a dedicated landing page on Vodafone UK with a tentative launch date of “Coming Soon”.

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Samsung Galaxy Tab heading to Vodafone UK, pricing still unknown

If you’re an iPhone 3G user, the iOS update to version 4.1 can’t come soon enough. Because of a mixup over at Apple UK , we know the update is probably going to hit us on Wednesday, September 8th . Although, if you ask Apple for the official word, all they’re going to tell you is ‘it’s coming soon, now calm down son.

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If you caught my iPhone 5 concept design the other day, it no doubt got your heart pumping. That, or it made you roll your eyes and say something like ‘c’mon dude, that’s nothing more than a new iPod Touch photoshopped with some iPhone 5 text on it.

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iPhone 5 Features: Cat Washing, Tax Preparation and More

Android Police noticed today that the minimum requirements for Flash Player 10.1 actually exclude the original Motorola Droid, even though it was one of the devices Adobe showed off in their early Flash Player 10.1 demo videos. What isn’t clear, however, is whether or not the minimum requirements will apply to the Droid from now on (meaning, Droid users no longer being able to download it), or if they’ve just made an exception to these requirements in the case of the Droid. My gut tells me it’ll be the latter, but Android Police have reached out to Adobe for clarification, just be sure

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The pictures tell the story, Android’s U.S. market share is growing at a huge rate in all categories.

Tapani Kaskinen is Nokia’s Senior Comms Manager, so it’s fitting that he’d be the first person from the company to communicate a solid release date for its long-awaited N8 handset. The gent in question told Finnish newspaper Kauppalehti that advance orders of the N8 will “begin shipping 30 September.” Bear in mind we’re chewing through a machine translation here, but that part’s pretty unmistakable. It also meshes perfectly with earlier speculation surrounding Nokia purchasing Google AdWords — that indicated a one-week exclusive starting on September 23rd for Nokia’s UK online store, which, if you do the math, again points to a wide release at the end of the month.

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Nokia N8 launches September 30, says senior manager

If you’ve been following the news trickling out on the Nokia N8 over the last few months, you’ll be pleased to hear that Nokia’s Senior Comms Manager, Tapani Kaskinen, today confirmed to Finland’s favourite* newspaper, Kauppalehti [link in Finnish], that pre-orders for the device will ship out come September 30th.

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Google may no longer sell the device in the US, but that doesn’t mean that love their baby any less, with a new build for the Nexus One appearing over the weekend. While not yet officially released, the ever-diligent folks over at XDA Developers have unearthed a spanking-new build for the device that reportedly brings with it some speed improvements (as can bee seen in the benchmarks above), as well as some improvements to WiFi that help establish a connection faster. As is expected in the fast-moving Android Dev world, you can expect this build to start making its way onto community ROMs for handsets other than the Nexus One very soon.

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New Froyo build for Nexus One leaks