T-Mobile G-Slate Delivered to Retail Outlets, No Boxes, No Release Date Announced Yet Rumors of an April 20th release date for the T-Mobile G-Slate, the Android OS 3.0 (Honeycomb) tablet built by LG, continue in wake of the units’ arrival at retail locations. T-Mobile has already tweeted that thus Wednesday will be the official release [...]
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Motorola Asked Facebook Fans What They Wanted. Surprise! Facebook has a new feature where anyone can start a poll, and if you don’t like the answers already provided, you can add in some of your own. Up to 100 answers can appear in these new Facebook Questions. So what do you think happened when Motorola asked [...]
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HTC DROID Incredible 2 Confirmed for April 28th Launch, Leak-a-Palooza Here Friday’s leak of ad materials indicated that the HTC DROID Incredible 2 was going to launch fairly soon. Now we have more leaks to share, and a confirmation of a rumored April 28th launch date for HTC’s newest Android smartphone on Verizon. Let’s not [...]
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Canada Has Q3 Release Date With Galaxy S II The Samsung Galaxy S II announced at this year MWC has what it takes to follow in the large footsteps made super successful original Galaxy S. At this point they are still in talks with carriers, but rest assured it will be available. The Galaxy S [...]
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Droid X2 In Action The Droid X2 has not yet been confirmed, but it has definitely been showing up everywhere as of late. This time a tipster at TechnoBuffalo sent in a video along with pictures of the new Verizon phone. As has been shown the Droid X2 is almost identical to the original Droid X [...]
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What are tablet tweaks? If you install CM7 on your tablet, you have the option to make some significant tweaks to make it easier to use. A lot of these tweaks allow you to make the tablet more like a phone (certain notification tweaks). What can I tweak? The notification bar is a good place [...]
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Skype For Android Exposes Private User Data These days, protecting one’s personal data online is a major concern to almost everyone. If you’re not looking out for threats to your identity and private data, you haven’t been paying attention. Yet somehow, in the midst of all of this, Skype, one of the most popular apps [...]
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Gingerbread Update Live for European Samsung Galaxy S Not only are European Samsung Galaxy S smartphone owners reporting that Android OS 2.3.3 (Gingerbread) is live for update on Samsung Kies, Samsung has also released the source code. The exciting news was reported on both xda-developers and agemobile.com, an Italian site. Galaxy S owners would use [...]
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When you are shopping for a new phone, is the eco/green factor important to you? If so, you should check out the Samsung Replenish, coming soon to Sprint. This phone is definitely not high-end. In fact, it barely has better specs than the first Android phone, the T-Mobile G1. The Samsung Replenish is housed in [...]
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While we are waiting for the influx of Honeycomb tablets to arrive, it’s nice to know Acer is thinking of more than just the U.S.. The Acer Icona A500 is now available to pre-order at Future Shop locations in Canada! This is sure to be a hit with its impressive specs and price tag.Rumor has [...]
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Review of the Eco V268 Bluetooth Headset Intro Recently I was able to use a new Bluetooth headset, the Eco V268. It wasn’t the newest, or latest and greatest but was probably the cheapest and most efficient, not to mention SMALLEST bluetooth headset on the market. I was able to put it in my ear [...]
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Kernel Developers have a new way to Distribute their Work Have you ever thought how cool it would be to have a fast way to flash new kernels on your rooted device with a custom ROM without having to boot into recovery, go through the whole painstaking process of flashing, wiping caches and rebooting? This [...]
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Androidheadlines.com is growing very fast and looking for volunteer staff. If you are an Android fan and would like to be part of our team please apply. This is an opportunity to have your voice heard and help inform and educate readers about all the latest news in the Android world. A lot of people [...]
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Sports Illustrated comes to Android Devices Sports Illustrated magazine: the most popular sports magazine in the world is expanding its digital “All Access” subscriptions to Android Tablets and phones! The newest app has XOOM-sized support if you install the “Sports Illustrated – Tablet” version of the app, and it really reminds us why magazines should [...]
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First Day with the Kyocera Echo, A Power User’s Reactions I have had my first day with the Kyocera Echo today, and I found some things out. First of all I opened my shipping box and found that I had TWO boxes to pull out. I wondered WHY TWO? One I found out was the [...]
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Sony Ericsson Launches its own App Channel on Market As most of us know, when we open up the Android Market we have Apps, Games, and your carrier’s app channels right under the featured scrolling apps. Well Sony Ericsson is now the first manufacturer to distribute their own channel in place of the carrier channel in the [...]
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Samsung Galaxy 551 on Canadian Carrier Bell The past year Canadian carrier Bell Mobility has released a number of Android phones; the Samsung Galaxy S Vibrant was the one that most users bought. One of the newest additions, the HTC Incredible S was another great release as well as the new superphone, the Motorola Atrix. Other [...]
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Gigabyte to Release Dual-Booting Tablets, Android and Windows Gigabyte Technology, the Taiwanese motherboard manufacturer is going to start releasing two Android tablets later this year. The larger tablet will be able to run Windows alongside Android OS 3.0(Honeycomb). Gigabyte will also be releasing a tablet that can run Windows 8 next year. Their Senior Vice [...]
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Bootloaders: Locked or Unlocked Over the last few months, there has been talk about bootloaders for Android phones. Some companies think they should be locked down and some think that they should all be unlocked (I won’t mention any names). Well there is one company that is changing their mind on this issue, and it [...]
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HTC Sensation ROM Leaks, Could Demo Sense 3.0 on Most HTC Devices Within less than a week since the HTC Sensation has been released, its Test ROM has already been leaked. Only a few select HTC devices will be getting the new HTC Sense 3.0. You can download and look at the ROM, do whatever [...]
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As we’ve seen already The HTC Droid Incredible 2 is almost ready to officially launch on Verizon Wireless. But now over at Androidcentral, forum user Nick1020 has come across a few new marketing ads for the upcoming sequel of the HTC Droid Incredible. These pictures give the Incredible 2 the offical Verizon Droid branding and the fact it [...]
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HTC Evo 4G: Leaked Gingerbread ROM Means Something in the Oven The HTC Evo 4G is definitely Sprint’s flagship phone. Since it’s made by HTC and came out right around the same time as the HTC Droid Incredible, an Android OS 2.3 (Gingerbread) update was expected by most. So when it was discovered that an [...]
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T-Mobile G2X Now Available T-Mobile has delivered on their announcement that the LG G2x would be available online staring April 15th. We checked the T-Mobile Online Store and the phone is indeed shipping, and set to arrive for in store purchase April 20th. If the LG Optimus 2x/T-Mobile G2x is the dual core “4G” device [...]
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Motorola Droid X2 Boot Sequence Doubles Your Pleasure The Motorola DROID X is one of Verizon‘s most recognizable phones. Its large screen and unique curve can be easily seen from a distance, and was a tremendous hit. The upcoming Motorola DROID X2 looks so much like the original it would be hard to determine which is [...]
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Latin America Slated for Motorola Xoom, Motorola Atrix 4G Here in the States, we’ve already have been basking in the warm glow of the Motorola Atrix 4G and the first Android OS 3.0 (Honeycomb) tablet, the Motorola XOOM, for some time now. Now all the Android fans down in Latin America will have their prayers [...]
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Gingerbread Goodness Coming to HTC Droid Incredible and LG Optimus 2X With the number of Android phones out there, it generally takes some time for them to get updated to the latest Google has to offer. The manufacturers generally have their own personal touch, or skin, to the OS and it could take some time [...]
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An Addition to the EVO View 4G Sprint is adding the HTC EVO View 4G under its arms this summer. But did they have something else up their sleeves? The evidence continues to grow about the Motorola XOOM, the dual core, Android OS 3.0 (Honeycomb) tablet heading to Sprint. This Motorola XOOM is 4G-enabled. PocketNow has released [...]
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Samsung Replenish: Android Goes Greener than its Robot Sprint is holding a press event today, April 15, talking about the wireless industry implementing eco-friendly practices. It is at this event that Sprint plans to unveil the lead phone in this green movement, Samsung’s Replenish. The above image was released with the following description today. “The [...]
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Regina 3D Launcher is SPB Shell 3D Without the Price Seems like only yesterday that SPB Shell 3D was entering the big wide world with aspirations of being the main piece of eye candy for your phone, it even got some pretty good reviews! Yet in the fast paced world that is Android, it only [...]
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Beautiful Widgets Now with Honeycomb, A Treat for the Eye and Your Device Beautiful Widgets first came to everyone’s attention as “that clock widget that looks a lot like HTC’s.” Their full support of user-created themes and add-ons have made them a heavy favorite within the Android community. Besides clocks, Beautiful Widgets specializes in weather, [...]
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PocketCloud, now with Honeycomb Goodness, Remote Access from your Android Device to your Computer Wyse PocketCloud is a great way to connect to your PC or Mac, either while you are at home, or from anywhere you have an internet connection. You can connect by using a local IP address (your computer’s digital address) or [...]
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Rumor: Droid Bionic Scrapped? A rumor began today stating that Verizon would be scrapping the Motorola Droid Bionic in favor of the previously rumored superphone the Motorola Targa. Let me just say that it is true that the Bionic has been having some problems lately as reported by testers of the awaited dual core LTE [...]
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Samsung Galaxy S II Spanks HTC Sensation Rival in Benchmark Test The Samsung Galaxy S II‘s 1.2 GHz dual core Exynos CPU has been benchmarked and it is fast! If you’ve never seen a 3053 Quadrant benchmark score (top image), you’ll be interested to hear that that’s exactly what Samsung’s new superphone has done. It absolutely [...]
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Sprint gets the ball rolling on carrier billing Sprint has finally gotten on the ball and released carrier billing for the Android Market. What this means for Android users on Sprint is that you will be able to purchase Android apps on the Market and charge them to your phone bill. As of April 14th [...]
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Rumor: Google Music Not Getting in the Groove Rumors are circulating the web that Google is not happy with record labels and the prices the labels are demanding. Paying, after all, goes against Google’s open/free Android source code and recent gift to Kansas City, Kansas. Supposedly, Google may go the Amazon route and not bother [...]
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