New carriers and cores for Galaxy devices

	Add newsletters@cnet.online.com to your address book | View online   Mobile       Share on Facebook  |  Share on Twitter April 26, 2012     Lynn La Associate editor Profile Email New carriers and cores for Galaxy devices Samsung recently announced that it'll be packing its highly anticipated Galaxy S III phone with a quad-core chipset. The Exynos 4 Quad is built on the company's 32-nanometer manufacturing process and will run at speeds 1.4GHz and above. In addition, Samsung's Galaxy Note has been spotted brandishing T-Mobile's logo on it, fueling rumors that the Note will be soon available to customers on that carrier. Read more | Share on Facebook  Galaxy Note with T-Mobile branding found online | Share on Facebook        Samsung Gusto 2 (Verizon Wireless) Samsung's Gusto 2 is a marked improvement from its predecessor, the Gusto. The feature phone has great call quality and a design that's compact and clean. Despite a few flaws, like an out-of-date resolution and a smaller than usual headset jack, this device is simple and solid.  More | Share on Facebook          Archos 101 G9 Turbo (250GB) Boasting a marginally upgraded 1.5GHz dual-core processor and featuring the latest Android OS, Ice Cream Sandwich, the Archos 101 G9 tablet can also hold a lot more internal space. And if you dig watching 1080p HD video, this tablet has a neat kickstand in the back for your viewing pleasure.  More | Share on Facebook          Samsung Galaxy S Aviator (U.S. Cellular) As U.S. Cellular's first 4G LTE handset, the Aviator has a lot riding on its wings. Although it has a vibrant screen and a decent 8-megapixel camera, there's still some work to be done. Namely, expanding U.S. Cellular's 4G network and bumping up the internal speeds from a single-core processor.  More | Share on Facebook          Asus Transformer Pad TF300 (16GB) Compared with the Transformer Prime, the Asus Transformer Pad TF300 is equipped with a better rear-facing camera, a more responsive touch screen, and faster Wi-Fi performance. Despite its thick build, however, the device is reasonably priced, and it can be docked to an external keyboard.  More | Share on Facebook          HTC One S (T-Mobile) Tapped as a CNET Editors' Choice device, the One S is our favorite T-Mobile phone. Even though there's no SD card expansion slot or a removable battery, the handset features Android Ice Cream Sandwich, the new Sense 4 UI, and a rich 4.3 AMOLED display.  More | Share on Facebook       Problems with the HTC G2 Digitizer and LCD   My wife dropped her T-Mobile HTC G2 and broke the digitizer glass. The LCD was still working fine, but the glass was shattered. I ordered a replacement digitizer, and replaced it. Now the LCD is black, with colored lines running through it, as if it's damaged. I was extremely careful when replacing the digitizer. Is it possible the digitizer is causing this? Or is it more likely that the LCD is damaged? The digitizer wouldn't affect the image output by the LCD right?  Read full quote Posted by onefivezero from the Cell Phones forum   Solid Sprint Phones   LG Viper (Sprint)     ZTE Fury (Sprint)     Motorola Admiral (Sprint)     BlackBerry Curve 9350 - black (Sprint)     Apple iPhone 4S - 16GB - white (Sprint)     Latest News   Apple, HTC planning fall launches on Verizon's network, report says     Samsung claims eight more patent infringements by Apple     Tablets expected to become preferred computing device     Nvidia: Smartphone graphics to best Xbox 360 by 2014     Samsung readying iCloud competitor for May 3?   Connect with us on:              The e-mail address for this newsletter is boy.blogger@gmail.com To update your account, please visit our Newsletter subscription center. Unsubscribe from this e-mail | Newsletter help | Privacy policy Copyright 2012 CBS Interactive Inc. All rights reserved. CBS Interactive, 235 Second Street, San Francisco, CA 94105, U.S.A.