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AT&T blackout date for employee vacations signals iPhone 5 launch?, By Ubergizmo. Top Stories : Xperia Play Review, Panasonic GF3 Review,
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We have heard whispers that 3.5G-capable Windows Phone 7 devices are coming your way from T-Mobile, but here are more rumors to keep those who love such gossip on the tech grapevine. It seems that T-Mobile’s upcoming roadmap has been leaked, where we are able to get a closer look at what T-Mobile will be offering during the next two months. 
Are you part of the LG Optimus smartphone brigade? If you have answered in the affirmative, then we are pleased to announce that LG has rolled out their very own Remote Call services for the range of Optimus smartphones. This remote customer care service will comprise of a pre-loaded Remote Call application and the LG FOTA (Firmware Over-the-Air) system, letting Optimus smartphone owners all over the world enjoy what used to be the domain of South Korean owners only. This move will strategically place LG as the first mobile phone manufacturer to offer remote maintenance services in order to help customers diagnose software problems as well as make it a snap when it comes to distributing software upgrades directly to customers' handsets. 
Binatone has rolled out what some might consider to be a tablet, while another would see it as an e-reader, and yet a different person could call it a personal organizer. I guess this is somewhat equal to a group of blind men describing an elephant. Well, suffice to say the Binatone ReadMe Mobile is capable of doing all of the above, so is it really worth dropping £129 for it?
Designer Kareem Pownall from Hartford must have a great love for the HTC range of smartphones – otherwise, why bother coming up with a concept from HTC’s stable, calling it the HTC Flex? This smartphone concept will sport a couple of displays, in addition to a flexible OLED touchscreen display that actually remains hidden within – until you roll it out of the phone like a scroll, of course. Something tells me that battery life technology would have a long way to go before something like the Flex is actually realized – can you imagine just how much juice having all three displays work simultaneously require?
