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Skype has announced that it will be updated for the Android mobile platform -and the Samsung Galaxy S will taking everything into account be compatible with the VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) service. This little bit of good news comes as another reason to go for Samsung's already impressive Android handset. The Skype app is often hard to get for many users as not a lot of phones can support the feature -and the fact that local networks are not too happy about it either. However it be, the app is nevertheless officially available on the Android market.Vodafone UK is certain that the Froyo update for the HTC Magic is truly the way to go. The announcement yesterday was that the update will be selective and will not provide the ancient Android with all the new features of version 2.2, nevertheless will all in all be delivering an impressive array of new features that diehard fans of the older phone will indeed appreciate.HTC has confirmed that they have several devices fully equipped with both NFC, dual core CPUs and 4G innovation already in the works. LTE or long term evolution hardware changes standards a lot, and HTC wants to keep on top of the trends. HTC CEO Peter Chou as well confirmed that he wants to pursue the use 4G research.3 UK, a local virtual network operator, has been confirmed that the unlimited browsing scheme is but back. In spite of previous complaints by other network operators about the heavy consumption of bandwidth slowing down services to many users, 3 UK is offering the service to anyone subscribed to the 35 Pound monthly tariff -which is truly quite tempting to many folks who consider the 500MB limit a little too low. Should we expect to see the returns of unlimited browsing on other networks as so then? -that opportunity is quite unlikely as 3 UK is a specialized 3G network.

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