Sydney's back with another episode of The Dog Pound, rounding up the latest mobile technology news from the past week. There's some new rumors and some old rumors that we've been hearing for a few years now. It appears that Facebook is taking another crack at making a smartphone and we now have heard that Zuckerburg and Co. have hired a few former Apple engineers to make it work. Speaking of Apple, we've heard yet another report that the next iPhone will have a 4-inch display and that Apple could be adding new features to iOS 6 to take advantage of this larger display. These news stories and more are discussed in this week's episode of The Dog Pound. Facebook reportedly hopes to launch smartphone by next year, hiring former Apple engineers to help www.phonedog.com __________________________________________________________ Apple rumored to be testing new iPhone with 3.95-inch, 1136x640 display www.phonedog.com Purported taller iPod touch front panel shown in photo www.phonedog.com __________________________________________________________ HTC posts Android 4.0 update timeline, expects to finish upgrades by August www.phonedog.com Motorola explains why some devices won't be updated to Android 4.0 www.phonedog.com Motorola shows off its Android 4.0 skin in a set of introduction videos www.phonedog.com Sony provides an update on its Android 4.0 rollout, confirms that the Xperia PLAY won't get ICS www.phonedog.com It is unacceptable for Motorola to not update the DROID 3 and ...
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