Gameloft's Real Soccer 2013 in new teaser video

Gameloft is at it again today teasing one of their most successful games for mobile devices. We all know it's so real football 2013, but for the rest of the world is the Real Football. Today Gameloft has released several teaser images as well as behind the scenes videos of their 10th iteration of the popular game. These football fans will want to look under.

Gameloft crew even went to Madrid to learn from the pros with this latest version of the game, and hopes to take it to new heights. With stunning new graphics, better effects and realistic physics, it seems to be quite entertaining gaming experience. Gameloft has added even more "off the field" mode, where you can manage your team from the field. Quite interesting right?

Gameloft continues to talk about being able to build and create your own championship football team in the country and win everything. It will actually be the most immersive experience yet. Yet are still light on the official release date, but it should be coming to Android smartphones and tablets sometime soon.

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First windows 8 smartphone by samsung

Fresh from victory in Japan against Apple, Samsung unveiled for the first time in a variety of smart phones: mobile device running on Windows Phone 8. S was introduced Ativ during the IFA in Berlin and has been viewed as a step towards the future of Samsung rejected the robot to avoid bad and costly battle patents against Apple.
Ativ Samsung S Similarly seems to III S Galaxy, a leading current robot smarpthone. And S Ativ features a dual-core 1.5GHZ processor, 8-megapixel camera rear, 1.9-megapixel front-facing camera. Called Samsung thin in this case, is 8.7mm thick, as "elegant hairline design" during the unveiling.
And S Ativ takes advantage of the latest features of Windows Phone 8, including support for NFC and a microSD card slot for expandable storage.
This device will be available Samsung's latest models in 16GB and 32GB. Has not been confirmed and a release date.

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T-Mobile Adding New Pay-Per-Use Data to All Smartphone Accounts Without a Data Plan

T-Mobile is making some more changes to their customers’ plans with the rollout of a new Pay-Per-Use data feature on all smartphone accounts. This change will affect around 11.4 million smartphone users currently not enrolled in any kind of data plan on T-Mobile’s network. Although technically, Pay-Per-Use wont cost anything extra, those of you who only use your Android handsets via WiFi will have to be a little vigilant at monitoring the data your apps are using — that is, if you want to avoid extra charges on your monthly bill.

According to this leaked doc on TMoNews, the changes will go into effect on September 15th. Customers will be notified about these new changes with their September billing information prior to the change. It also seems the only way to remove this added data feature is by calling in to customer service. I feel like T-Mobile is changing their plans every other week. Will these new changes be affecting any of our Phandroid readers out there?

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Motorola FlipOut, Android smartphone

Motorola FlipOut, Android smartphone – No doubt that one of the manufacturers that has bet on Android is Motorola, which already has many models of Android smartphones on the market.
One is the Motorola FlipOut, a mobile midrange has a great feature, a very particular way to slide your keyboard.
Motorola FlipOut Features:
* Touch screen 2.8-inch capacitive
* Resolution 320 x 240
* MOTOBLUR 1.5
* Android 2.1
* Processor 600 MHz TI OMAP3410
* 512 MB RAM
* 512 MB Flash ROM
* HSDPA, HSUPA
* WiFi 802.11b/g/n
* WEP, WPA
* Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR
* Micro USB
* USB 2.0 High Speed
* 3.5 mm audio connector
* 3 megapixel camera
* FM radio with RDS
* 150 MB internal memory
* Support for MicroSD memory cards up to 32 GB
* Assisted GPS
Motorola FlipOut
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