Blizzard raided by South Korean Fair Trade Commission over Diablo 3 complaints

Koreans lining up for Diablo 3 in spite of the rain. The South Korean Fair Trade Commission isn't backing down on its investigation on the numerous complaints about Blizzard's hot-selling game – Diablo 3. Last week, we said that the South Korean authorities launched an investigation to probe the issue. But so far, no word about the KFTC's action was reported.

Ubergizmo, Blizzard raided by South Korean Fair Trade Commission over Diablo 3 complaints

SmartDock for Sony Xperia P cancelled?

We mentioned a few months ago that the Sony Xperia P will be on the receiving end of a SmartDock docking station, and while I hate to be the harbinger of bad news, here we are with word that the SmartDock has been cancelled. Just what is the SmartDock. It is a docking station for your Xperia P that comes with a HDMI outlet as well as a couple of USB ports that can be used to hook up your Sony Xperia P to a Full HD TV, enjoying whatever high definition movie files that you have stored on your smartphone prior.

Ubergizmo, SmartDock for Sony Xperia P cancelled?

Mouse Computer LB-M150B 10.1-Inch Notebook

Mouse Computer has once again expanded its line of notebooks by launching the LB-M150B. This mini laptop packs a 10.1-inch 1280 x 720 LCD display, a 1.86GHz Intel Atom N2800 processor, an Intel HD GMA 3650 graphics, a 4GB DDR3 RAM, a 320GB hard drive, a multi-card reader, WiFi, Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR and runs on Windows 7 Home Premium 32-bit OS. The LB-M150B is priced at 37,800 Yen (about $481).

TechFresh, Mouse Computer LB-M150B 10.1-Inch Notebook

Sony Smartwatch gets a new update

For those of you who have just gotten a spanking new Sony Smartwatch, you might have realized that some of the apps which work do not really function as smoothly or as fast as you expected. Well, there is nothing quite like an update to fix things, no. Sony's Smartwatch has just received a new update that will be able to get things moving as they are supposed to, and it is said that third party applications, in addition to the musical jukebox as well as weather program should move along speedier than ever before.

Ubergizmo, Sony Smartwatch gets a new update

Apple allegedly working on a standalone iSight camera [Rumor]

If you've read the official biography of Steve Jobs written by renowned author Walter Isaacson, you'll probably recall that photography was one of the three areas he wanted to reinvent. Things started to get interesting early this year when rumors surfaced about Steve Jobs interest in working on a camera with photography company Lytro. An excerpt from the book “Inside Apple” written by Adam Lashinsky described how it came to be:.


Ubergizmo, Apple allegedly working on a standalone iSight camera [Rumor]

Leaked iPhone 5 front panel compared to iPhone 4S [video]

. Numerous parts allegedly belonging to Apple's next generation iPhone have surfaced over the last few days, one of which was a larger front and rear panel. Japanese blog Macotakara was able to obtain one of the front panels, which measures 4.07-inches diagonally, and compared it with the current generation iPhone 4S. The Wall Street Journal and Reuters both reported earlier this month that Apple is planning to release a new iPhone this year with a display that measures at least 4 inches. A second image of the front panel and Macotakara's comparison video follows below.




Boy Genius Report, Leaked iPhone 5 front panel compared to iPhone 4S [video]

Samsung posts Galaxy S III source code, modders start their engines

That was fast: just a few days after the Galaxy S III reached buyers' eager hands, Samsung has posted the phone's source code. Its dutiful clinging to Google's Android guidelines opens the floodgates to custom ROMs as well as a better sense of what makes Samsung's Android 4.0 variant tick. As you'd anticipate, the code is only valid for the international GT-i9300 version. North American models, for the time being, are left out.

Engadget, Samsung posts Galaxy S III source code, modders start their engines

Ferrari holding online auction to benefit Italian earthquake victims

Italy is unfortunately no stranger to earthquakes, thus neither is the exotic automaker and racing team whose logo bears the country's flag. When disaster struck in Abruzzo, Ferrari launched a special-edition F430 to raise funds for its relief, and has been contributing to rebuilding the stricken region ever since. When the tsunami hit in Japan, Ferrari contributed millions to its aid. Now another earthquake has hit Italy – in the same part of the country that hosts Ferrari's headquarters in Maranello.

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Technicolor looks for patent payoff from Apple and Samsung

. Technicolor, the iconic French company that invented the process that enables color movies, is looking for large patent payoffs from major mobile vendors, Bloomberg reported on Tuesday. The company holds more than 40,000 video, audio and optics patents, and reportedly employs a team of 220 people who dissect every new smartphone and tablet from vendors such as Apple, Samsung and HTC. The team is responsible for locating patent infringements within each device.

Boy Genius Report, Technicolor looks for patent payoff from Apple and Samsung

Arrest half the world: More than 50% of computer users pirate software, study finds

. More than half of computer users admit that they pirate software according to the findings of a recent study. The Business Software Alliance, a software industry lobbyist group dedicated to combating digital piracy, released its ninth annual Global Software Piracy Study earlier this month.

Boy Genius Report, Arrest half the world: More than 50% of computer users pirate software, study finds

NTT DoCoMo's transparent OLED panel paves the way for new user interface

So the touchscreen display is a quantum leap for mobile devices when it comes to interacting with them, and NTT DoCoMo might have something different for the masses by introducing a new way one uses touchscreen devices, thanks to its transparent OLED panel that features touch sensors on both its front as well as back sides. This user interface was recently shown off at Wireless Japan 2012, where it began yesterday and will end this Friday. Some might draw comparisons with the PS Vita as well as the Explay Crystal, but DoCoMo's offering is able to differentiate itself thanks to its own quirkiness.

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Sony updates SmartWatch with always-on watch face, bug fixes

Sony has a new update available for SmartWatch owners today addressing several user requests and concerns. The new software brings about an always-on watch face, displaying the time even when the watch is in standby mode. But Sony didn't stop at just improving the device's capabilities as a time keeper. The update also tweaks many of the SmartWatch's applications such as Weather and the Music Player, and adds support for Endomondo Sports tracker. Third party app support is also improved.

On top of better application support, other bug fixes are included to enhance the user experience.

Android Phone, Sony updates SmartWatch with always-on watch face, bug fixes

Picasso 3D Film will give your iPhone glasses-free 3D capabilities

Ever wondered what it might be like if the iPhone had glasses-free 3D capabilities like the HTC EVO 3D or the LG Optimus 3D Max. Now before you guys get the wrong idea, no there are no rumors suggesting a 3D capable iPhone, but rather a 3D film by Nippon System Project dubbed the "Picasso 3D Film". It looks like a regular screen protector which is used for protecting your display against scratches, but the main difference is that it does one thing more – it will turn your iPhone's 2D display into a 3D one.

Ubergizmo, Picasso 3D Film will give your iPhone glasses-free 3D capabilities

Toddler-friendly Vinci Tab II makes its way to online retailers

Though already available through Amazon and SkyMall, the Vinci Tab II - who we met in a previous life - has found its way to WalMart.com and is moseying to other e-tailers such as ToysRUs.com, Diapers.com and YoYo.com next month. The Vinci carries a 7-inch (800x480) display, a 3-megapixel camera, 1.2GHz Cortex A8 processor, 8GB of intenral storage, a microSD card slot, runs Android (flavor unspecified) and is touted as the only tablet certified for child safety.

Engadget, Toddler-friendly Vinci Tab II makes its way to online retailers

Second-gen IOIO in the works: embraces the wireless revolution, cuts cost

Ytai Ben-Tsvi's IOIO board is quite the hit with the Android-hacking DIY crowd. But, that doesn't mean there isn't room for improvement on the $50 dev board. A second-gen version is in the works that adds the ability to connect to a computer as a USB device (not just as a host) or via Bluetooth, without the need for an intermediary controller like an Arduino. Perhaps most exciting for those interested in tinkering with DIY Android phone accessories, is the plan to cut the price of the new IOIO. How much less the next version will cost isn't clear yet, but even just $5 could make a major difference.

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Gaming PC case disguised as a giant robotic sculpture

We're not in the habit of covering sculptures, but when it's a computer casing that has been disguised as a computer sculpture, well, that's just something we had to sit up and take a look at. This robot sculpture, safe to say, is a custom job. Unfortunately its creator did not leave many details about the sculpture nor its internals, although taking a peek at the various photos have revealed the sculpture to be packing a Radeon 6950, a MSI XPower II motherboard along with an Intel Core-i7 quad-core processor.

Ubergizmo, Gaming PC case disguised as a giant robotic sculpture

Android 4.0.4 update reportedly rolling out to some Verizon Galaxy Nexus owners now

It was just yesterday that we reported that Verizon could be rolling out the highly-anticipated Android 4.0.4 update to the Galaxy Nexus soon, although in all honesty we didn't think it'd be this soon. It seems that there have been reports of several Galaxy Nexus owners who have started to receive the update. Now it appears that the update is being rolled out in small batches, so if you have yet to receive the notification reminding you to update, fret not as we're sure that it will eventually get around to you.

Ubergizmo, Android 4.0.4 update reportedly rolling out to some Verizon Galaxy Nexus owners now

SC-PMX5, Panasonic new iPhone Friendly Compact Hi-Fi

While Panasonic may have to fire quite a bunch of People in its Japanese HQ, the few left folks are still determined to work hard and pushed their latest goodies today with the SC-PMX5, a compact High-End Hi-Fi. Announced at around 40,000 Yen and schedule to hit stores in the middle of June in Japan, the SC-PMX5 comes with a 2Ch Amp, AM/FM Radio, CD Player and a nice dedicated iPhone/iPod Dock that will let you enjoy the tunes stored on your DAP or Phone on some proper speakers.


Akihabara News, SC-PMX5, Panasonic new iPhone Friendly Compact Hi-Fi

Aquabotix HydroView beams back high definition video

Now here is a robot that you can pilot remotely, having it plumb the depths while beaming back a video to the surface in high definition glory. It is touted to be affordable at $3,995 a pop, where you can control this particular underwater robot wirelessly thanks to an iOS-powered device, smartphone, or just about any other notebook. Videos are captured in Full HD, and stills can also be taken, where the Aquabotix HydroView is controlled simply through the tilting of your device (if it has a built-in accelerometer), while speed and video commands are dispensed through the touchscreen display.

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Razer outs Battlefield 3 aviator headsets

Can't satisfy your appetite for video game tie-in peripherals. Razer's new military aviator-inspired, Battlefield 3-branded BlackShark headsets might do the trick. Each memory foam, leatherette-lined ear cup packs 40mm drivers paired with ambient noise cancellation and enhanced bass. You can also use the the detachable, unidirectional boom microphone to yell at teammates to take cover. The whole package rings up at $129.99 - or €129.99 for those across the pond - and will be ready for duty in July.






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Xbox 360 250GB Racing Bundle totes Forza and a wheel, driving talent extra

Most Xbox 360 bundles focus on shiny colors over extra features. We'll take them any day, but we prefer functional pack-ins like that in the just-unveiled 250GB Racing Bundle. On top of Microsoft's higher-end console, you'll find a copy of Forza Motorsport 4 to build your racing chops and a Wireless Speed Wheel to give a slightly more faithful driving experience.

2DayBlog.com, Xbox 360 250GB Racing Bundle totes Forza and a wheel, driving talent extra

Amazon Instant Video streaming is now live on the Xbox 360

If Amazon's video store is going to compete with the other online sources like Hulu and Netflix, getting on as many platforms as possible is key and it made a major expansion today by launching on the Xbox 360. The app launched on the PS3 back in April, and just like that version, this one includes access to Amazon's video on-demand and Prime all-you-can-eat subscription based streaming. Unique to the Xbox 360 app is support for the console's Kinect peripheral and its ability to recognize control by gesture or voice, plus a brand new feature for Amazon — a queue.

2DayBlog.com, Amazon Instant Video streaming is now live on the Xbox 360

“LinkerConnect” - NextiraOne launches unique WAN offering in France

Public and private sector organisations with multi-site operations can now build ‘made-to-measure’ networks and gain independence from traditional operatorsParis, 30 May 2012 – NextiraOne, Europe’s leading expert in communications services, has today announced the launch of its new “LinkerConnect” WAN offering (wide area networks) in France.

Press Release Distribution, “LinkerConnect” - NextiraOne launches unique WAN offering in France

Google Nexus tablet appears in benchmarks, appears to run on quad-core Tegra 3

ASUS's seven-inch MeMo tablet has just ducked under the FCC's gates, but some benchmark results for a purported Google and ASUS team-up could tally with the same device. According to the listing, the Google Asus Nexus 7 will arrive with NVIDIA's quad-core Tegra 3 CPU, clocked at 1.3 GHz, while that (presumably) 7-inch screen packs a 768 x 1280 resolution. The hardware specs end there, but thanks to some investigation by Android Police and Rightware, it appears that this mystery tablet is running Android 4.1 - possibly the version number for Android's next iteration, Jelly Bean.

Engadget, Google Nexus tablet appears in benchmarks, appears to run on quad-core Tegra 3

Wall Switch Watch tells the time differently

Telling the time is something that many of us take for granted, as we either take a look at our smartphones, or the wall on the clock, or even the wristwatch – be it digital or analog, it does not matter. Well, how about a totally unorthodox manner of telling the time with the Wall Switch Watch. This unique timepiece is full of win where nerds are concerned, where you will click it just like a switch, making it far more interesting than a standard issue timepiece.

Ubergizmo, Wall Switch Watch tells the time differently

Insert Coin: ZIP-Shooter lets you dolly around or track straight (video)

In Insert Coin, we look at an exciting new tech project that requires funding before it can hit production. If you'd like to pitch a project, please send us a tip with "Insert Coin" as the subject line. If you're tired of shaky-vision in your films but don't have Spielbergian budgets, the ZIP-Shooter might be your secret weapon. By manipulating the wheels, you can track your DSLR, iPhone or other video cam in a straight line or around a bend, and use it as a tabletop, low or even worm-vision underslung dolly.

Engadget, Insert Coin: ZIP-Shooter lets you dolly around or track straight (video)

Moodbroom LED Lamp

Lighting not merely aims to provide an important function but also to help create a certain mood or setting. Playful lighting can help create a more enjoyable atmosphere and an interesting setting. Such can be said of this unique Moodbroom LED Lamp. To say that the Moodbroom LED Lamp is unique is instantly quite obvious. People will see it first as a seemingly common broom that janitors use to clean floors. But it is actually the other way around. It is a LED lamp disguised as a fake broom.

Designed by Peteris Zilbers and Martins Straupe, the Moodbroom Lamp takes a common item around a home and makes it uniquely interesting.

Gadget.com, Moodbroom LED Lamp

Nokia Lumia 900 The Dark Knight Rises Edition will be available in the UK starting June 1

The Batman-themed Nokia Lumia 900 that we talked about this Sunday has been announced by Phones4U in the UK today. Its official name is "Nokia Lumia 900 The Dark Knight Rises.". The handset will come in a mate black color, sporting the well-known Batman logo on the back.

Unwired View, Nokia Lumia 900 The Dark Knight Rises Edition will be available in the UK starting June 1

RIM hires JP Morgan to explore options, most likely pushing for a sale

. RIM has hired JP Morgan to “assist in reviewing RIM's business and financial performance”:. To further enhance our commitment to successfully completing our transformation, after the release of our year-end financial results, we engaged J.P. Morgan Securities LLC and RBC Capital Markets to assist the Company and our Board of Directors in reviewing RIM's business and financial performance.

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New MacBooks coming in June, next-gen iPhone launching this fall according to report

. RBC Capital Markets analyst Amit Daryanani on Tuesday stated that Apple will revamp its MacBook computers in June and release a new iPhone in September or October. Daryanani reiterated his Outperform rating for the Cupertino-based company's stock and maintained his price target of $700, achievable thanks to new MacBooks, the upcoming next-generation iPhone and a potential “iTV” television set, which would make “strategic sense” for the company. The analyst believes Apple's latest iPhone will come equipped with “the latest 4G/LTE technology” and will feature a redesigned look.

Boy Genius Report, New MacBooks coming in June, next-gen iPhone launching this fall according to report

Google confirms Gmail outage

Internet search giant Google has confirmed and acknowledged that a small percentage of their Gmail users did experience an outage. Just how small. We are looking at less than 0.11% of Gmail users out there, where they were unable to access Google Mail since approximately 9:00 a.m. ET this morning. According to Google, all is fine and dandy now, so nearly 400,000 folks who were affected earlier this morning can continue their lives without worrying about the sky falling down on their heads.

Ubergizmo, Google confirms Gmail outage

The CZC U116T: it's an Ultrabook, it's a hybrid and it's hopefully coming to Computex

Remember that Compal franken-gadget reference design we saw at CES. Well, something quite similar looks to be heading to Computex and thence to market, courtesy of Chinese manufacturer CZC Tech. The company has loaded up its Transformer-style 13.3-inch U116T with Ivy Bridge and HD 4000 graphics, the world's favorite resolution, 4GB RAM and a choice of SSD capacities. On the connectivity front you'll get one each of USB 2.0 and 3.0, a memory card slot, audio jacks, SIM slot and an optional fingerprint scanner for people who don't like sharing.

Engadget, The CZC U116T: it's an Ultrabook, it's a hybrid and it's hopefully coming to Computex

Apple Pushes Live WWDC 2012 Schedule and iOS App: Keynote Announced For June 11

If you were lucky enough to get a ticket to Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC 2012) event this year, it seems that Apple has just released the event schedule for it as well as a new application for attendees to use while they are present at it. In addition to that, Apple has confirmed its keynote to be at June 11 at 10am PDT and apparently it is said to include both iOS and OS X announcements. For those of you who are unfamiliar with the keynote, it is basically the session during which new products and services are likely to be launched.

Ubergizmo, Apple Pushes Live WWDC 2012 Schedule and iOS App: Keynote Announced For June 11

HTC One X with global roaming to be released by China Telecom in June. Images and specs leak

HTC is getting ready to bring a variant of its flagship smartphone to China Telecom. This comes after the Taiwanese manufacturer has already announced the One XT for China Mobile and also released a GSM/HSPA model for China Unicom. But it looks like China's No.3 carrier will also get its own One X. Its unclear what it will be called, but the model number is X720d. The HTC X720d has been certified by the Chinese authorities, and through that certification we basically found out everything there is to know about its specs.

But first, let's focus on the looks.

Unwired View, HTC One X with global roaming to be released by China Telecom in June. Images and specs leak

Seal Software Group to Provide Contract Management Solution to ABS

Global deployment to provide enterprise wide contract discovery and management, streamlining processes, improving efficiency and reducing costsLondon, UK – 29th May 2012 – Seal Software Group, a provider of solutions to discover, capture, extract and manage contracts, today announced that ABS have selected Seal Software Group to provide an enterprise wide deployment of Dolphin Contract Manager and Seal Contract Discovery.

Press Release Distribution, Seal Software Group to Provide Contract Management Solution to ABS

Steve Ballmer has an 80-inch Windows 8 tablet in his office

Microsoft's Windows 8 is scheduled for launch later this year and we're fully prepared for manufacturers to start churning out Windows 8 tablets as soon as it does launch. However, rumor has it there is already at least one interesting Windows 8 device in the wild. Well, that is if you consider Steve Ballmer's office ‘the wild.'. Microsoft Vice President Frank Shaw this morning told Wired UK that Steve Ballmer has traded in his phone and note pad in exchange for a big Windows 8 tablet. Like, a really big tablet.

“Steve Ballmer has an 80-inch Windows 8 tablet in his office,” Shaw is quoted as saying.

2DayBlog.com, Steve Ballmer has an 80-inch Windows 8 tablet in his office

CyanogenMod 9 add-on gives your Galaxy Nexus a glass slipper, it will go to the GSIII ball

If the arrival of the GS III has placed a dent in your "latest Galaxy" street-cred, help is at hand. Once again it's the fine folk at XDA-Developers who come up with the goods, in the form of a CM9 add-on pack for the apparently passé Galaxy Nexus. Included in the bundle are all the leaked goodies from Samsung's latest flagship so far (including a working S Voice), as well as a TouchWiz launcher for added authenticity, plus a few other treats for good measure. While designed for CM9, it's believed it may also work with other, similar ROMs.

Engadget, CyanogenMod 9 add-on gives your Galaxy Nexus a glass slipper, it will go to the GSIII ball

Scalado Photobeamer for iOS brings rapid photo sharing to any web-connected display (video)

Scalado's latest 99 cent app for iOS only does one little thing, but it does it well. Its singular mission is to let you share an image from your Camera Roll to any web-connected display in front of you, without having to navigate through a more sophisticated file-sharing platform or use extra hardware on the receiving device. That recipient can be anything - a smart TV, tablet, PC, Mac, games console, whatever - so long as it has a browser pointed at the Photobeamer homepage.

Engadget, Scalado Photobeamer for iOS brings rapid photo sharing to any web-connected display (video)

Heico Sportiv debuts Volvo V40 mods with bio-diesel racer

The V40 is a vital product not only for Volvo itself, but also for the tuners that specialize in customizing the Swedish automobiles. And among the foremost of them is Heico Sportiv. The German tuning firm hinted a few weeks ago at its impending line of accessories for the new sportwagon, and has now followed up by announcing the racecar you see here. The modified V40 serves two purposes: The first will be to race at the Nürburgring 24-hour race – presumably next year's since this year's just finished.

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Explay Crystal revives transparent display phones with dash of color, low price

If you've been lamenting the passing of transparent display phones like the Sony Ericsson Xperia Pureness as those vile, opaque smartphones took over, you'll be happy to know that Russia's Explay has taken up the mantle with the Crystal. The basic song remains the same, a numberpad-driven dumbphone with a display that will help you avoid the lamp post up ahead, but it's remixed through colors that render the experience a lot less monotone. We saw this in the Lenovo S800, but the dual SIM card slots and Bluetooth 3.0 at least see the Crystal keep pace with more recent phones in its category.

Engadget, Explay Crystal revives transparent display phones with dash of color, low price

Sony Ericsson Xperia arc and Xperia neo receive Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update

If you happen to own the Sony Ericsson Xperia arc or the Xperia neo (or both!), then you would definitely be pleased to hear that the long awaited Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update is finally available, where those smartphones will be updated to hit Android 4.0.4, while remaining on kernel 2.6.32. A screenshot of the Xperia neo that has received the operating system update (and applied it) does point towards a firmware build number 4.1.B.0.431 – how about you, have you received your update.

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Sony Ericsson Xperia arc and Xperia neo receive Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update

If you happen to own the Sony Ericsson Xperia arc or the Xperia neo (or both!), then you would definitely be pleased to hear that the long awaited Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update is finally available, where those smartphones will be updated to hit Android 4.0.4, while remaining on kernel 2.6.32. A screenshot of the Xperia neo that has received the operating system update (and applied it) does point towards a firmware build number 4.1.B.0.431 – how about you, have you received your update.

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Sony Ericsson Xperia arc and Xperia neo receive Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update

If you happen to own the Sony Ericsson Xperia arc or the Xperia neo (or both!), then you would definitely be pleased to hear that the long awaited Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update is finally available, where those smartphones will be updated to hit Android 4.0.4, while remaining on kernel 2.6.32. A screenshot of the Xperia neo that has received the operating system update (and applied it) does point towards a firmware build number 4.1.B.0.431 – how about you, have you received your update.

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Sony Ericsson Xperia arc and Xperia neo receive Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update

If you happen to own the Sony Ericsson Xperia arc or the Xperia neo (or both!), then you would definitely be pleased to hear that the long awaited Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update is finally available, where those smartphones will be updated to hit Android 4.0.4, while remaining on kernel 2.6.32. A screenshot of the Xperia neo that has received the operating system update (and applied it) does point towards a firmware build number 4.1.B.0.431 – how about you, have you received your update.

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