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In 2013, the keys to Android are still held by the carriers
Just under two years ago, HTC's CEO responded to public pressure by making an equally public promise: Continue reading…
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Motorola confirms locked bootloader for Atrix HD on AT&T
After a series of leaks, Motorola officially announced its Atrix HD smartphone yesterday, and today Continue reading…
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Verizon confirms locked bootloader on Samsung Galaxy S III
Over the weekend we heard reports that Verizon's version of the Samsung Galaxy S III had a locked Continue reading…
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Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III shipping with locked bootloader
Verizon's version of the Samsung Galaxy S III is reportedly shipping with a locked bootloader, much Continue reading…
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Verizon reveals locked bootloader stance in FCC letter, dodges Block C question
A letter sent from Verizon to the FCC earlier this month provides further evidence that the carrier Continue reading…
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Android 4.0 coming to Asus Transformer Prime on January 12th, bootloader unlock tool to follow
It's been a big week for the Eee Pad Transformer Prime — Asus released yet another firmware update Continue reading…
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Nook Tablet locked bootloader bypassed, one step closer to allowing custom ROMs
The Nook Color turned out to be a fantastic hacking tablet, and the folks in the xda-developers Continue reading…
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Nook Tablet rooted, locked bootloader still an issue
Sure, there were some early reports that the Nook Tablet may be hard to root because of a Continue reading…
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HTC's bootloader decision: what does it mean?
When HTC CEO Peter Chou personally announced last night that his company had heard the demand for Continue reading…
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ZTE and Huawei face EU investigation over predatory pricing
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How the $4,000 'Cards Against Humanity' Kickstarter became a multi-million dollar business
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The Weekender: a new 'Star Trek', Google's big event, and government and science as games
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Mercedes-Benz shows off self-driving car technology in its new $100,000 S-Class
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