Posts Tagged ‘tomorrow’

Verizon launching LTE on December 5th, two transforming 4G USB modems hitch a wild ride

Sure, Verizon's holding a press conference tomorrow , but unless they've got a secret LTE smartphone or tablet (we can only hope) we've got a fairly good idea what the company will say. We're hearing Verizon will flip the switch on its LTE network on December 5th, unveil a pair of hot new USB modems to take advantage of those supposedly stellar speeds, and launch the SIM cards required to make LTE function in the first place. The gadgets include the LG VL600 thumbstick we've seen before , but also this marvelous-looking Pantech UML290 key, which has not only a slick swiveling case but also a dual-jointed USB port beneath.

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Palm Pre 2 available unlocked from HP for $450, ships within 24 hours

Get your SIMs ready, dear readers, for the unlocked GSM Pre 2 has made its promised debut on HP's online outlet. In spite of looking all too similar to its predecessors , this 1GHz device is still the best (read: only) option for getting your webOS 2.0 action going, so if you simply must have that experience on your smartphone, it's a no-brainer of a decision

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PSA: Apple’s iPhone may not wake you up on time tomorrow morning

Apple is warning iPhone users that the daylight savings time glitch that plagued Europe affects US iPhones too, meaning you'll wake up an hour late if you rely on the Clock app built into the device. Though Apple representatives say there's a permanent fix in the works, it's not due until iOS 4.2 , so the company suggests you set a new alarm today if you want to rise on time

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The Engadget Mobile Podcast returns tomorrow!

Thanks to some scheduling conflicts, we're holding off on the podcast today -- but we'll be back in full force tomorrow. You'll be around, right?

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Poll: What’s the next iPhone going to be called?

WWDC's still a few hours away, but we're pretty sure of at least one thing: we're going to see the next iPhone revealed on stage tomorrow. What we don't know, however, is what that magical revolution will be called. We figured we take this one to the people and ask you -- feel free to hit us up with your own suggestions in the comments if we missed something, and don't forget to check out our live coverage of Steve Jobs' WWDC keynote tomorrow

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Android 2.1 becomes most used version, just in time to be obviated by Froyo

Rejoice, oh Android lovers.

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Droid’s Android 2.1 update going to ‘a small number’ of users tomorrow

Possibly confirming those leaks suggesting that the first volley of Droid updates to Android 2.1 would be limited to just a quarter million folks, Verizon just shot out a statement to let everyone know that the over-the-air push is "being deployed to a small number of Verizon Wireless test users tomorrow afternoon." Beyond that, no dates are given for the rest of us to get in on the action -- probably because Verizon and Motorola need to see how the first group manages before sending out the remainder -- so for the moment, just hope that you're one of these incredibly blessed "test users" and stay tuned. Droid's Android 2.1 update going to 'a small number' of users tomorrow originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 17 Mar 2010 14:49:00 EST.

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Sprint confirms Pre and Pixi webOS 1.4 update coming tomorrow

Just hours after we wrapped our mitts around what looked to be Palm's official webOS 1.4 changelog , along comes this: confirmation from none other than Sprint itself.

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I will probably be getting a Motorola Droid tomorrow. Any features I should pay special attention to?

I just want to know if anyone knows of any apps they’d recommend or something like that. I’d also like to know if anyone has had any problems with the Droid.

FAT BMX Magazine – Street and Vert brackets drawn for T-Mobile …

Tomorrow Sunday 6 December the T- Mobile Extreme Playgrounds street session will kick off in Berlin, Germany. Last night the brackets were drawn for the head to head competition.

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