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  A comparison of Telstra's 4G phones

  A guide to Telstra's three 4G smartphones on the market.

• Preview: LG Optimus LTE2

  The LG Optimus LTE2 is the first smartphone to come with 2GB of RAM.

• iPhone, Android account for 82% of smartphones shipped

  Android and iPhone smartphones together made up 82% of all such devices shipped to retailers in the first quarter of 2012, IDC said Thursday.

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  HTC announces Titan 4G

  Telstra has announced the release of the first 4G Windows Phone in Australia, the Titan 4G.

• HTC details Ice Cream Sandwich update times

  HTC has published a dedicated Android 4.0 update FAQ on its global Web site detailing when each of its smartphones is expected to receive the Ice Cream Sandwich software update.

• LG launching "L-Style" pre-paid smartphones from July

  LG will launch three new pre-paid Android smartphones in Australia from July.

• In pictures: HTC One V unboxing

  HTC hasn't officially released the One V in Australia just yet, but we've managed to get our hands-on the baby of the One family.

• In pictures: HTC One XL unboxing

  The HTC One XL is an identical looking phone to the HTC One X with the added benefit of 4G capability.

• Optus to sell water-resistant pre-paid phone

  Optus will sell the Motorola Defy Mini in Australia, a dust-proof, water-resistant and scratch-resistant smartphone.

• Galaxy S III coming soon to Australia

  Samsung is expected to announce Australian launch details for the Galaxy S III smartphone later this month.

• Xperia Sola hits Harvey Norman

  Sony will sell its Xperia Sola smartphone outright through retailer Harvey Norman, the company announced today.

• Telstra offers Facebook app for pre-paid mobile customers

  Telstra has launched a Facebook app that allows its pre-paid mobile phone customers to manage their accounts.

• Nokia Lumia 900, 610 heading Down Under

  Nokia is preparing to release its Lumia 900 and Lumia 610 Windows Phones in Australia.

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  Android, Samsung hold off Apple in US

  Google's Android system has grabbed more than 50 per cent of the US smartphone market, while Samsung cemented its leadership as the top device maker, a survey showed.

• Samsung Australia quiet on Galaxy S III

  Samsung may have unveiled its hotly anticipated Galaxy S III Android phone at a lavish event in London this morning, but it appears Australia has been left in the dark — at least for now.