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Rumor: Verizon’s 4G hotspots, LG Revolution and Droid 3 to be discontinued later this month
According to an anonymous tipster cited by TheVerge, several of Verizon’s high-end offerings are set to reach the end-of-life list and give way to newer and hotter devices. The devices expected to be discontinued later this month include the Motorola Droid 3, LG Revolution, Palm Pre 2, BlackBerry Curve 3G, Novatel LTE Jetpack, ZTE Fivespot, more »
Dell discontinued the Streak 7 Android tablet
For better or worse, it looks like Dell has quietly and officially killed off the Streak 7 Android tablet. The Streak 7 was originally released back in January of this year and never seemed to get much attention. That being said, regardless of the chatter this device may or may not have seen in its more »
Sharp discontinues two Galapagos tablet models
You probably haven’t heard too much about the Sharp Galapagos media tablets if you live outside of Japan. The story behind the two models that are being discontinued started around a year ago when Sharp first announced them. The Galapagos tablets were positioned as e-book readers that were able to take advantage of Sharp’s e-bookstore, but they could also do more tablet-centric tasks such as web browsing and run applications. It turns out the 5.5 and 10.8-inch models of the Galapagos weren’t selling well, and Sharp has decided to axe them.
HP cancels Pre 3 launch in the United States, will be offered for $75 in European market
Fresh after discontinuing the lackluster HP TouchPad, HP revealed to PCMag that the HP Palm 3 smartphone running webOS would not launch in the United States. Instead, it will launch in several European markets but retail for an incredibly affordable price — $75. The unlocked price of $75 will probably make the Palm 3 an more »
Dell discontinues the Streak 5 tablet/smartphone hybrid
If you look at the picture above, you’ll notice the caption: “Goodbye, Streak 5. It’s been a great ride.” I’m not sure if I agree with the exact wording of the caption, as I would switch ‘great’ with ‘peculiar.’ Ever since the Streak 5 was announced, customers weren’t sure whether Dell was trying to sell more »
Rogers branded White BlackBerry Torch 9800 gets discontinued
Rogers originally launched the BlackBerry Torch 9800 in white back in mid-November of 2010 and as of today — it looks like the handset has been discontinued. That being said, we suspect this move was to make room for the BlackBerry 7 running Torch 9810, however for the meantime, the Torch 9800 is still available more »
The JooJoo is finally dead
Life has always been hard on the JooJoo pad. It started out as the CrunchPad, which was meant to be an inexpensive web-browsing tablet. Then Fusion Garage split with TechCrunch and went on to make the JooJoo tablet into a $500 browser-centric tablet. Today Fusion Garage has announced that the original JooJoo is officially dead, more »
Motorola Droid 2 discontinued with Best Buy
It appears as if the Droid 2 to Droid 2 Global switch is now upon us. Or at least upon us in terms of Best Buy. The most recent information coming from the big-box retailer is that the Droid 2 has been discontinued and is on the way out. Of course, with the Droid 2 more »
Sony PRS-600 Reader Touch Edition gets a “Discontinued” product listing with B&H Photo
We have begun to see reports of a new Sony Reader coming. The new device is the PRS-650 and although we have yet to see anything official come from Sony — we now have one more bit of evidence that the current PRS-600 models are on the way out. That evidence? The B&H Photo website more »
Rumor: Verizon places Droid and Devour on End of Life List?
It looks like Verizon is getting ready to discontinue the Motorola Droid and Motorola Devour, probably to make space for the Motorola Droid 2. With the Motorola Droid X launching today, the Motorola Droid 2 sometime in August, Verizon customers won’t be very interested in the outdated Motorola Droid or the mid-range Motorola Devour. It’s more »
