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For Android users who have been jealous of iOS Temple Run addicts, you’re wait is finally over as the game is now available from Google Play. And if you still don’t know what Google Play is, it’s the rebranded Android MarketPlace for Android users. Going back, Temple Run for Android is free to download and features the same fast-paced never-ending running game that iOS users loved.

Temple Run has surpassed 40 million downloads earlier this month in the iOS platform alone and with this launch, we can expect download times to skyrocket in the months to come.

It’s a busy week for Verizon as it is about to launch the Motorola Droid 4 this Friday. Now, it seems that it will get a lot busier as the company announced a sale on the same day which will offer the Motorola Droid Razr and the Droid RAZR MAXX for the price of one.

That’s right, on February 10, Friday, you can get two phones (either the Droid RAZR and the Droid RAZR MAXX for the price of one which $199.99. The deal only requires that each phone opens up a new two-year contract with Verizon.

HTC is set to unveil their latest range of smartphones in the upcoming MWC 2012 this month and these devices are set to offer the latest version of HTC’s Sense. Initial reports suggest that HTC’s Sense 4.0 will feature 50 GB of Dropbox storage plus a redesigned UI and added features.

This bit of news came from the guys at Pocket Now claiming that they managed to demo the new Sense 4.0

You can read the full article over at Pocket Now.

There have been new photos that appear to be Sony’s first phone that would drop the Ericsson circulating around the net. As some of you might know, Sony is making talking with Ericsson with the aim of buying out the latter out of their smartphone division.

Anyway, the leak included some specs for the phone which include a 1 GHZ dual-core processor U8500 chipset, a 4-inch qHD display and will be running Android Gingerbread upon release.

This buy-out would definitely signal the birth of new range of smartphones that would be more integrated into their other products. Something they are already doing with the PlayStation, PS VITA and their TVs.