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Android Overload: YouTube Finally Settles With Music Publishers, Sprint Making Changes To Your Contract and More

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Why, hello everyone. I feel like this has been a longer week than usual jam packed with so much Android news as of late. But what happens to all those stories that never make it onto our front page? Are they lost forever in the abyss of the world wide web? No! We bring them to you in the Android Overload. This is our way of keeping you up-to-date on every bit of news we could scrounge up during the day. So, pull up a seat and dig right in!

  • After 4 years of litigation, YouTube finally settles with music publishers. Will continue to host songs. [RWW]
  • Dell looking into both Windows 8 and Android for their future tablets. [Bloomberg]
  • Android 2.3.4 update is available for the HTC Sensation on Vodafone. [EuroDroid]
  • Sprint is making changes to your contract. May let you off without paying an “Early Termination Fee.” Thanks, Kawang! [SlickDeals]
  • Shareholder sues Motorola Mobility claiming they sold themselves to Google for much too cheap. [BusinessWeek]
  • Home of Google’s Eric Schmidt to host Kim Kardashian’s wedding. [AllThingsD]
  • EISA awards Acer Iconia Tab A500 the European Tablet 2011-2012 award. [3G]
  • In more Verizon strike news, striking workers will cease to receive health benefits on August 31st. [BGR]
Chris Chavez
I've been obsessed with consumer technology for about as long as I can remember, be it video games, photography, or mobile devices. If you can plug it in, I have to own it. Preparing for the day when Android finally becomes self-aware and I get to welcome our new robot overlords.

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  1. “Sprint is making changes to your contract. May let you off without paying an “Early Termination Fee.” Thanks, Kawang! [SlickDeals]”

    Wait… So you guys wrote a separate article for Verizon and T-Mobile when they made changes to our contract and said everyone should jump ship, but when it comes to the chance of jumping ship from sprint you hide it in an Android Overload… I smell a conspiracy o_O

    1. Or lazyness, lol

      1. Did you just comment your own post? And yeah, I’d write it up for Sprint but I mean, c’mon. Who wants out of that contract? xD

      2. Sprint let me out of my contract early when they unilaterally changed the terms by taking away my company discount on ALL extra lines. I said, “Big deal. You want me to take my business to Verizon and pay more, AT&T and get lousy service, or T-Mobile and end up with AT&T. No thanks.

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  3. I told this other guy on droid-life who did this kind of stuff not lead off with an ipad on an android-devoted site. IPhone 4 isnt a whole lot better

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