Mobile World Congress(MWC) had full of surprises which was held this year and now it has become the past. CeBit is almost six days from taking place in Germany this year. On this bombshell, Chinese manufacturer Hanvon decided to give a peek on their latest tablet/e-reader for the German market. The tablet is named as Hanvon [...]
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You may of read that the Android SDK for Android 3.0 is waiting for all you budding developers and that the new version of the Android operating system is for those lovely shiny tablets but us phone users can have a little bit of the action too. It may just be in the form of wallpapers but [...]
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Minecraft, which has been a smash hit in the PC and Mac worlds, is releasing on Android later this year. Minecraft is an independently-made game developed by Markus Persson and has sold, as of this writing 1,375,101 copies! The crazy part about it is, the game is only in “beta” form (meaning it is not [...]
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Well well well, here we are again everyone. The Motorola Xoom won’t go away will it? There is a pretty big chance that if you typed in Google ‘Motorola Xoom’ you’ll get more bad talk about it than good. Sad to say we have some more bad news to report and this time it comes [...]
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There are times when hacking your device is fun to do. Hacking is breaking into your device’s system to get more control of it. This is usually possible by breaking the barrier put up by the manufacturer or the carrier. But it is good to have an app that does it all without the hassle [...]
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Those of you who are on TMobile’s network and were in the market for a new 4G phone, Samsung has just released the Galaxy S 4G today. Now, if you’re not someone who needs a new phone just yet, you can probably wait until later in the year, towards the summer, for the Galaxy SII [...]
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Another day, another story bashing Motorola and something with their products. Today, the folks over at Engadget are revisiting the Atrix 4G Laptop dock and the fact that it cannot do multi-touch support. Therefore, making scrolling in the built-in Firefox browser a painfully, slow process (especially since almost everyone can scroll very easily on their [...]
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Android seems to be taking over the World. Android has taken over the States and I’m surprised Sarah Palin hasn’t gone on TV to label it a terrorist organisation. It is also taking over the UK where i am surprised that the British haven’t accused it of stealing their jobs or milking the benefit system. Now [...]
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Currently we’ve heard that Android OS 3.0 (Honeycomb) is and will remain a tablet-specific Android OS. But what if this weren’t the case?What if there were an Android device out there powerful enough to handle what Honeycomb brings to the table, all wrapped up in a pretty little smartphone? Enter the Sony Ericsson Xeta concept phone. The [...]
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T-Mobile may just be heading towards unlimited data plans later this year according to a screen shot of an internal page leaked to Tmonews. This is in stark contrast to other wireless providers, such as AT&T, who in recent months, have opted to end unlimited plans with the release of newer, faster devices. With phones such [...]
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LG has put together a pretty awesome lineup of devices called Optimus. Recently at Mobile World Congress 2011, an LG official confirmed that the LG Optimus 3D (pictured above), Optimus Black, and the Optimus 2X would be arriving in Australia in the second quarter or early third quarter of this year. All three of these Optimus phones [...]
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Time to reboot your Dell Streak 5 devices! The Android 2.2 Froyo update is beginning to roll out! Here are the new features you can expect in this update… Flash support: Sure, down the road, HTML 5 will play a heavier role in mobile browsing, but the fact is that many sites on the web [...]
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If source code is what you’re looking for, then I’ve got your fix right here. Head over to the HTC Developers Center where you can grab the code for the Aria, Desire Z, Desire HD, and myTouch 4G. With the release of this code, we should start to see more homebrew ROM’s for the aforementioned [...]
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A screenshot sent to DroidLife has bloggers questioning whether the Motorola Droid 2 could receive an OTA update in the near future. It is still uncertain as to whether or not the anonymous source downloaded the update, but 42.5MB makes you wonder just how big of an update this could be. What is Verizon up [...]
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Anybody want a ticket to the Google I/O Developer’s Conference in May? Well if you feel like handing over a cool $1000 or more you’ll be in luck on eBay. Talk about ticket scalping! With the I/O show selling out in record time, something under an hour, it was only natural for most or maybe all of [...]
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A tweet from a fan asking about the paid version of Angry Birds with no ads for Android devices went out. A representative from Rovio Mobile (@RovioMobile) responded to the message by saying that there are adding some finishing touches to the game and it will be available for Android devices within a month. Rovio [...]
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Today, AT&T customers in the US received the powerful Atrix 4G. Canadians still haven’t received a specific date as to when the phone will be released as Bell simply says “coming soon.” The phone was recently spotted at CES with the anticipated accessory Lapdock that turns the phone into a laptop. Motorola Atrix 4G also features [...]
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Google has just unleashed a Honeycomb explosion, making the full Android OS 3.0 (Honeycomb) SDK available to developers. The initial release of a full SDK was expected after the release of the Motorola Xoom, but now it’s out there, and ready for anyone to have their way with it. “We are pleased to announce that [...]
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Thanks to a completely innocent question posed on twitter, now we know the Motorola XOOM will have an unlockable and lockable bootloader. This is unlike the Moto Atrix 4G, which seems to be in solitary confinement. Of course this doesn’t mean much for the general public, but for developers, it means a field day, with [...]
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Motorola is at it once again with their anti-developer policy of locking the bootloader on the new Atrix 4G that was released February 22nd (yesterday). Now, personally, I don’t understand why they even do this; the average consumer probably won’t even try to root their phone, so what’s it really “protecting”? This is the same [...]
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Many of you may remember that Samsung also announced a 4G LTE phone during the CES announcement, but that device never had a name. Well the phone may be closer to release as Droid-Life has gotten their hands on a screenshot (as seen below) of the “Info Center” for Verizon Wireless that calls the phone [...]
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Own a Google Nexus One and tired of smelling the cinnamon and spice but not getting any dessert? Great news for you, and for Google Nexus S owners as well: The latest, greatest version of the Android operating system, 2.3.3, is rolling out over the air to all the Nexi. The tweet above announces the [...]
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If you’re going to be picking up the Samsung Galaxy S II you’ll notice that the screen is a little crispier than what you may have seen before. The science behind the reason all comes down to Pixels. Samsung have deployed a pixel scheme they have titled Real-Stripe and this introduces regular old pixels for all colours, Red,Green and [...]
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The much anticipated Motorola Xoom is finally upon us, available now for pre-order and in stores on Feb. 24th. As previously reported it the first Android 3.0 Honeycomb tablet to market will run you $599 on a two-year contract or $799 for the standalone price. You have the option to choose a 3G data plan or opt [...]
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Verizon is pushing a new update for their VCast Music app, something that’s been a long time coming for most Verizon Android users. The new app allows you to download full tracks, ringtones, ringback tones for a lowered price. Depending on the track purchased, the price will be either 69 cent, 99 cents of $1.29. [...]
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Live TV streaming is something Android users have always wanted but, there hasn’t been a killer application yet for this service. Samsung is making an attempt using a kind of reverse DLNA streaming where the company’s new D7000 and D8000 HDTVs will be able to wirelessly stream live TV to the phone and tablet. This all [...]
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There’s a new BBM-like client in the waters: Beluga has shown its face and it’s a very simple to use instant messaging client that works on both Android and iOS devices. Now, having switched from a Blackberry Tour, using BBM (BlackBerry Messenger) fairly often towards the end of its days, I can say that this [...]
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While phones have had GPS software on them for over 2 years now, there are still people who would rather go with a strictly GPS company. Route 66 is bringing the well-known maps of TomTom to Android with some Augmented Reality twists! The app has a “Follow Me” feature that uses your camera and a [...]
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It isn’t surprising when we see numbers showing exponential growth for the Android Market and all the content associated with it. After all, with over 250,000 apps in almost no time, superlatives are what we’re used to. So the announcement that Market revenues are up an eye-popping 862% are all of the teacher-assigns-homework variety story; [...]
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It’s here, it’s here, at least I hope it’s still here! If you had your eyes on this hot 4G handset then now is the time for you to choose where to get one! The Motorola Atrix 4G, the HSPA+ smartphone with the wicked cool laptop dock accessory, is now available for you to purchase [...]
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I bet you can’t wait for the 24th to get here just so the whole price thing can go away? It has been confirmed that the 10.1 inch Tablet running Android 3.0, aka Honeycomb is going to set you back $599 on a two-year contract or $799 standalone price. Data plans will start at $20 for 1GB [...]
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There was an article we had covered regarding Toshiba’s upcoming Honeycomb-based tablet. It features NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor, a 10.1 inch screen with 1280 x 800 resolution and has two cameras. The only thing that was not revealed was its name. The guys at TabletGuide.nl have got hold of a screenshot (shown below) of the [...]
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It’s been one of the most talked about, most debated, and most confusing topics in the past few weeks, just exactly when will Android OS 2.3 (Gingerbread) make it to more devices, and what the bleep is Android OS 2.4? Well it seems that we cleared the air on Android 2.4, but now it looks like Android [...]
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Google has just recently released the web-based Android Marketplace and intends to offer much more than just apps. A keen observer has noticed that there are a few URLs hidden in the framework that preview Google’s big plans. They feature the recently unveiled Books portion to go along with the Google Books app, a Music store [...]
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