Nexus 4 in pictures
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Nexus 4 on sale again
Google has again replenished stocks of its Nexus 4 smartphone in the Australian Play Store.
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Google sells out of Nexus 4 stock again
Google has exhausted stocks of its Nexus 4 smartphone in the Australian Play Store for a second time.
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Hottest Android news and rumours for week ending January 18
After a CES week during which the Android world was all a-twitter over a device that wasn't even revealed at the show, the previously hyperactive Galaxy S IV rumour mill has quieted down, mostly. It's likely to only be a momentary respite, however, as the device is heavily tipped to be released at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona next month.
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Hottest Android news and rumours for the week ending November 30
The most disturbing thing about online shopping, to me, has always been just how easy it is. A couple of clicks, a brief glance at a credit card number, and bang -- there's an order of chicken wings on the way to your door. It's too easy, frankly, as my bank account balance and expanding waistline can attest.
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Android face-off: Nexus 4 vs. Droid DNA
There has been no shortage of hot new Android phones lately, but the LG Nexus 4 and HTC Droid DNA are undeniably the most talked-about, and for good reason. In their own ways, both are groundbreaking devices that push the envelope of what's possible on the Android platform.
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