Hopefully you are as excited about Infinity Blade, a game that we reported on a while ago but didn’t have a release date.

The game is available now, and it is your best reason to stop playing WOW Cataclysm right now. It uses the Unreal Engine 3 technology, and you will be able to attack, cast spells, kill bad guys, and get treasure.

You should be able to get it on the iTunes Store for about $5.99.

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Do you remember how Verizon put an iPhone screen on an ad for Droid X? Some similar mistake was made, this time with the Samsung Continuum.

The Verizon Continuum prides itself in having that secondary screen at the bottom, but I don’t see that here. This looks more like the Fascinate.

Okay, Verizon, can we get our ad right now?

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Do you have any doubt that Android is quickly becoming the biggest name in the mobile world? Well, if the immense amount of Android powered handsets wasn’t enough then perhaps you should check out a tweet recently sent by Google’s very own Andy Rubin.

According to Mr. Rubin, 300,000 mobile phones are being activated each and every day powered by the Android mobile operating system. To put this into comparison, Apple CEO Steve Jobs took center stage back in September to let us know that there were roughly 230,000 iOS activations per day. Just to note, Rubin makes an effort to say phones, while Jobs says iOS devices in general which includes the iPad, iPhone and iPod touch. This would lead one to believe that if Google factored in tablets, those figures would be much higher.

What ever the case may be, Android is growing, and it’s growing fast. Have you hopped on board yet? Do you plan on doing so?

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Some of you skiers and snowboarders might remember when we reported on Ripxx for the iPhone.

You’ll be pleased to know that version 1.1 has made its way to Android, and it has 200 mapped out resorts, GPS tracking, as well as recording speed, distance, and vertical drop.

You can head over to the Android marketplace and get it for about $5.

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Owners of the Samsung Epic 4G on Sprint may have noticed that not too long ago an Android 2.2 update leaked out that was reportedly final. This came as great news as it finally brought the ultra fast smartphone up to par with other devices on the market. Of course, seeing how it didn’t come straight from Sprint it’s hard to say if it was actually the final build or not.

Well, unfortunately, it seems that Sprint has come forth today to let us know that it was in fact not the final build nor was it destined for production devices. This means that the entire community who chose to install this leaked build actually installed a buggy build onto their devices. Sounds like a lot of fun, doesn’t it?

To make matters even worse Sprint has let us know that they are not guaranteeing users who installed the leak that they will be able to upgrade to the legit build once it comes out.

Remember folks, next time you’re looking to install leaked software onto your device remember to think twice.

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