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500,000-member contest final day: Win an IOU for the next Nexus!

500,000-member contest final day: Win an IOU for the next Nexus!

September 30, 2011 | Comments (0)

This is it, folks. The whole enchillada. We've been celebrating you all week — the half-million-plus members of Android Central. And you are truely what make use the best damn Android community on the planet. And it's time to reward you. We don't yet officially know what the next Nexus device will be called, but [...]

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Verizon Details Droid Bionic Bugs, Update Slated for November

Verizon Details Droid Bionic Bugs, Update Slated for November

September 30, 2011 | Comments (0)

For all the time Motorola and Verizon took to polish their Droid Bionic, the phone did not launch without its faults. From its first days it has had its fair share of bugs and glitches, from a high-pitch squeal when using wired headphones to 4G/3G data connectivity issues. One customer experiencing problems with the Bionic [...]

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Major security flaw found in AT&T’s upcoming Samsung Galaxy S II device

Major security flaw found in AT&T’s upcoming Samsung Galaxy S II device

September 30, 2011 | Comments (0)

We love to think that once we set a pattern lock on our beloved Android device that our information is safe, right- Well, the guys at BGR noticed that the information on the upcoming AT&T version of the Samsung Galaxy S II isn't so safe behind a once trusted pattern lock, and that it can [...]

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Verizon Has A Bug List For The DROID BIONIC, First Maintenance Update Coming In November

Verizon Has A Bug List For The DROID BIONIC, First Maintenance Update Coming In November

September 30, 2011 | Comments (0)

The DROID BIONIC, it’s no secret, hasn’t been launched bug-free. In fact, there’s a number of bugs, particularly the dreaded data connection drop, that make using the BIONIC a major annoyance at times. Verizon has apparently been keeping track, and has a very detailed list of the glitches currently afflicting the phone, given to a [...]

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HTC Amaze 4G caught on video testing T-Mobile speeds and more

HTC Amaze 4G caught on video testing T-Mobile speeds and more

September 30, 2011 | Comments (0)

We’ve seen plenty of the HTC Amaze 4G as of late, but now we are receiving a few videos showing off everything T-Mobile and the Amaze 4G have to offer. Leaked more than a few times, and then being spotted in the wild earlier this month it was only a matter of time until we [...]

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Virgin Mobile Officially Announces The LG Optimus Slider Hitting Oct. 16th For $199

Virgin Mobile Officially Announces The LG Optimus Slider Hitting Oct. 16th For $199

September 30, 2011 | Comments (0)

We just reported to you the other day that the LG Optimus Slider was marked as “coming soon” to Best Buy Stores, but today it’s official from Virgin Mobile. The slider will be available online from Virgin Mobile on Oct. 16th for 9.99 followed by Sprint stores on the 30th and then Best Buy and [...]

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LG Optimus Slider coming to Virgin Mobile for $199 on October 17

LG Optimus Slider coming to Virgin Mobile for $199 on October 17

September 30, 2011 | Comments (0)

Looking for a QWERTY slider phone but don’t want to sign a 2-year agreement with a carrier- Then you might want to take a look at the LG Optimus Slider on Virgin Mobile. The pay-as-you-go carrier announced that the full QWERTY LG slider will be available on their network starting on October 17 (online) for [...]

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Untappd now available as a native Android app — beer drinkers unite!

Untappd now available as a native Android app — beer drinkers unite!

September 30, 2011 | Comments (0)

There's two things we love around these parts — Android, and good beer.  Untappd just minced the two together with a native Android app for their popular social drinking platform.  With the native app, you'll be able to share photos with your check-ins, use the notification center to keep track of what and where your [...]

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Sony Ericsson brings Xperia Ray to the U.S. for $424.99 unlocked

Sony Ericsson brings Xperia Ray to the U.S. for $424.99 unlocked

September 30, 2011 | Comments (0)

Sony Ericsson just announced that the Xperia Ray is now available in the U.S. for an unlocked price of 4.99. The specs won’t wow you, but when you consider the price, this is not a bad deal. The highlight of the Xperia Ray is the 8.1MP camera that sets a new standard for low light [...]

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Amazon Takes Hit on Kindle Fire with Estimated Production Cost of $209.63

Amazon Takes Hit on Kindle Fire with Estimated Production Cost of $209.63

September 30, 2011 | Comments (0)

According to estimates made by IHS iSuppli, Amazon stands to lose about on every Kindle Fire tablet sold. After calculating the cost of materials and manufacturing expenses, the firm concluded that each unit produced costs the retail giant 9.63. With Amazon set to sell the Kindle Fire for a mere 9.99, the company will take [...]

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Google Nexus Prime concept design looks amazing, and accurate

Google Nexus Prime concept design looks amazing, and accurate

September 30, 2011 | Comments (0)

We have another awesome concept design by Federico Ciccarese and this time it is of the much rumored Google Nexus 3. Also known as the Galaxy Nexus, Nexus Prime, DROID Prime or whatever else you wanna call this Samsung Nexus device. This isn’t the first time we’ve seen his stunning work, but with all the [...]

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Sony Ericsson announces the Xperia Ray for the US; unlocked phones available for $425

Sony Ericsson announces the Xperia Ray for the US; unlocked phones available for $425

September 30, 2011 | Comments (0)

Sony Ericsson has just announced that the Xperia Ray (see our hands-on) will now be available for US customers as unlocked, contract-free devices.  Checking in at 5, it's quite a nice package — 3.3-inch screen, 8.1MP camera (Alex says the new S.E. camera's are top notch), front facing camera for video chat, 1GHz Snapdragon CPU, [...]

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Virgin Mobile announces the HTC Wildfire S, available Oct 23 for $199

Virgin Mobile announces the HTC Wildfire S, available Oct 23 for $199

September 30, 2011 | Comments (0)

We have seen the HTC Wildfire S a time or two, and it has landed its way on some major carriers, and today Virgin Mobile has announced that they are bringing this device to those of us who may not be so fond of contracts. Virgin Mobile will start carrying the HTC Wildfire S, in [...]

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Sony Ericsson Brings the Xperia Ray to the US, Unlocked for $425

Sony Ericsson Brings the Xperia Ray to the US, Unlocked for $425

September 30, 2011 | Comments (0)

The Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray is now available in the United States, though don’t go heading to your nearest wireless carrier to find the Android smartphone. The handset is not available direct from any service provider, but is rather being sold via online retailers as an unlocked device. Priced at 4.99, you’ll want to take [...]

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[Review] SGP Ultra Capsule Case For The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1: It’s My Tab’s New Soul Mate

[Review] SGP Ultra Capsule Case For The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1: It’s My Tab’s New Soul Mate

September 30, 2011 | Comments (0)

Before we get rolling with this review, I want to get one thing out in the open: I don’t like cases. On any of my devices. They add bulk, restrict access to certain elements of the hardware (in some situations), and are just all around inconvenient. Honestly — what’s the point of having one of [...]

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Icebreaker Hockey Skates Into The Android Market – From The Creators Of Backbreaker Football

Icebreaker Hockey Skates Into The Android Market – From The Creators Of Backbreaker Football

September 30, 2011 | Comments (0)

Do you like Backbreaker Football- Would you like to do that, but with skates and a big stick- Well today the makers of Backbreaker Football have released Icebreaker Hockey. "Crushing checks, slick moves, and super-addictive gameplay" awaits — should you choose to download. It also has Xperia PLAY support, achievements, online leader boards, and unlockable [...]

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Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray heads to the US, unlocked and on sale now

Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray heads to the US, unlocked and on sale now

September 30, 2011 | Comments (0)

Sony Ericsson today has just announced the SE Xperia Ray for the US markets. We last saw the Ray clearing the FCC with AT&T radios but now it is finally here and available for purchase unlocked and ready to rock. You can buy it now at many online retailers including Newegg.com and more for just [...]

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Looking for an HTC Flyer tablet, you can grab one for $299 on October 1 at Best Buy

Looking for an HTC Flyer tablet, you can grab one for $299 on October 1 at Best Buy

September 30, 2011 | Comments (0)

Best Buy has just announce that they will be discounting the HTC Flyer to 9, taking 0 off it regular price of 9 starting October 1, 2011. We suspect that this decision has a lot to do with the newly announced Kindle Fire and also because this tablet has reached its end of life as [...]

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Sharp Ups their Game, Announces High-Powered Aquos 104SH with Android Ice Cream Sandwich

Sharp Ups their Game, Announces High-Powered Aquos 104SH with Android Ice Cream Sandwich

September 30, 2011 | Comments (0)

If you thought the AQUOS 102SH was the only thing Sharp had up its sleeve, guess again. The company looks to make an even bigger splash in Japan with the announcement of the Sharp AQUOS 104SH. While the manufacturer has room for improvement in the naming department, they don’t miss a step when it comes [...]

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Madden NFL 12 Free For Verizon Customers Oct 1st – 3rd, Insert Football Pun Here

Madden NFL 12 Free For Verizon Customers Oct 1st – 3rd, Insert Football Pun Here

September 30, 2011 | Comments (0)

  If you’re the type of person who likes Madden, yet somehow managed to not purchase it four weeks into the season, I’ve got good news! From October 1st-3rd, Verizon customers can download Madden NFL 12 for the low, low price of "free." How you download it is a little bizarre, so listen up: You [...]

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LG myTouch appears on T-Mobile website

LG myTouch appears on T-Mobile website

September 30, 2011 | Comments (0)

It seems that T-Mobile has dropped another hint regarding the upcoming myTouch line of smartphones on their network. Most likely this is only a mistake and no tip at all but what we have here is another sighting of the LG myTouch Q headed for T-Mobile. All previous myTouch devices were manufactured by HTC so [...]

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HTC Flyer Dropping To $300 At Best Buy, Flagging Sales And Kindle Fire To Blame-

HTC Flyer Dropping To $300 At Best Buy, Flagging Sales And Kindle Fire To Blame-

September 30, 2011 | Comments (0)

The HTC Flyer was the company’s first foray into the tablet game – a 7" device with a 1.5GHz single-core processor, two cameras, an SD card slot, and 16GB of storage. At 0, it was pretty obviously overpriced. But at 300 bucks, the Flyer is at least nearing what we’d call the competitive range. It’s [...]

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[Update: It Has Been Pulled] Gingerbread Update Officially Available For The HTC Thunderbolt – Get It While It’s Hot

[Update: It Has Been Pulled] Gingerbread Update Officially Available For The HTC Thunderbolt – Get It While It’s Hot

September 30, 2011 | Comments (0)

Update: In a not-so-unexpected (read: expected) twist, Big Red has pulled the update for the TBolt, so if you haven’t gotten it yet, now you know why. There isn’t much info as to when it will start rolling out again, but we’ll let you know when we find something out. The wait is finally over [...]

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Sony-Ericsson Opening Up …. “Awesome”.

Sony-Ericsson Opening Up …. “Awesome”.

September 30, 2011 | Comments (0)

It is no surprise that the saying, “If you can’t beat them, join them” works VERY well for business in the tech community. Your hardware and software may be “top notch” and more popular to most, but to get the core group of geeks and techies you need to go one step further. Sony-Ericsson has [...]

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Guns n’ Glory: WWII available for free on the Android Market

Guns n’ Glory: WWII available for free on the Android Market

September 30, 2011 | Comments (0)

HandyGames has released the sequel to their extremely popular dynamic tower defense game Guns N’ Glory. In this sequel, named Guns N’ Glory: WWII, the theme of the game has been modernized from the Wild West to a World War II theme but retains all the dynamic elements found in the original. Read more… … [...]

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Rumor: A 10-Inch Kindle Tablet Is Probably Coming In Time For The Holidays

Rumor: A 10-Inch Kindle Tablet Is Probably Coming In Time For The Holidays

September 30, 2011 | Comments (0)

When we reported that Amazon was working on a number of Android devices earlier this year, shortly thereafter, reports began surfacing that the company would release two Android tablets before year’s end, one 7", the other 10". The 7" device, now known as the Kindle Fire, is obviously for real. But what about its supposed [...]

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Sony Ericsson supports developers, teams up with CyanogenMod

Sony Ericsson supports developers, teams up with CyanogenMod

September 30, 2011 | Comments (0)

Earlier this week we briefly mentioned the highly popular CyanogenMod 7 would be coming to a wide array of Sony Ericsson smartphones thanks to a group effort by the devs of Cyanogen and FreeXperia, today we have now learned we have one more to thank for the continued support — Sony Ericsson. They’ve teamed with [...]

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Samsung Galaxy Note comes to the FCC with AT&T bands

Samsung Galaxy Note comes to the FCC with AT&T bands

September 30, 2011 | Comments (0)

Rejoice, stylus enthusiasts and fans of unreasonably large smartphones! The Samsung Galaxy Note is now in the hands of the FCC. The hardware they’re looking at has an HSPA+ radio for AT&T’s wireless frequencies, and that’s the first solid evidence yet that Samsung’s uber-phone is coming to these United States. Samsung made a splash earlier [...]

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QR code infects Android phones with Trojan malware

QR code infects Android phones with Trojan malware

September 30, 2011 | Comments (0)

The next time you see a QR code in a public place, you might want to think twice before opening up Google Goggles. According to researchers at Kaspersky, a new Trojan has been found that uses the popular barcodes to steal Android users’ hard-earned cash via a text message scam. The problem is not widespread [...]

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Best Buy cuts price of HTC Flyer to $299 starting Oct 1 – things just got interesting

Best Buy cuts price of HTC Flyer to $299 starting Oct 1 – things just got interesting

September 30, 2011 | Comments (0)

Best buy has released a statement saying that as of Oct.1, the price of the HTC Flyer (read our review) will drop from 9 to 9.  This is hot on the heels of a similar announcement about the BlackBerry Playbook, which also saw a 0 price drop to 9.  After seeing products sit on the [...]

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HTC Amaze 4G Shows Off Speed Test And Quadrant Score On Video

HTC Amaze 4G Shows Off Speed Test And Quadrant Score On Video

September 30, 2011 | Comments (0)

The HTC Amaze is one sexy looking powerhouse being launched on T-Mobile online Oct. 10 and in stores Oct. 12th. If you’ve been waiting for more updates on this little 4G wonder, we’ve got a treat for you. The video below will give you a taste of the Amaze’s data speed capabilities that are hitting about 15Mbps [...]

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Big Android BBQ Attendees: Download CyanogenMod/ClockworkMod BBQ app

Big Android BBQ Attendees: Download CyanogenMod/ClockworkMod BBQ app

September 30, 2011 | Comments (0)

If you are heading to the Big Android BBQ this weekend in Austin, TX, than you need to get the CyanogenMod/ClockworkMod BBQ app. It will only work at the BBQ as it’s tied into your GPS. What does it do- We aren’t sure yet. You might get some free bacon, but you will definitely have a [...]

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LG Optimus Slider And HTC Wildfire S Coming To Virgin Mobile In October

LG Optimus Slider And HTC Wildfire S Coming To Virgin Mobile In October

September 30, 2011 | Comments (0)

So there you are, at the end of the two-year agreement with your current carrier. You’re at fork in the road. On one hand, you could drop a couple hundred bucks for a new phone, sign a new agreement, and start the cycle all over again. On the other, you could spend a couple hundred [...]

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T-Mobile Gets HTC Sensation Confused With LG MyTouch Device

T-Mobile Gets HTC Sensation Confused With LG MyTouch Device

September 30, 2011 | Comments (0)

T-Mobile’s at it again. And by “it” I mean inadvertently leaking devices on through official channels. This time, they seem to have gotten the HTC Sensation 4G mixed up with a new mysterious LG MyTouch device that looks nothing like any of the current ones available. If you don’t remember, this same device was also [...]

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Android App Review: CyanogenMod/ClockworkMod BBQ

Android App Review: CyanogenMod/ClockworkMod BBQ

September 30, 2011 | Comments (0)

Alrighty, members of the Android nation. It's Friday, and that can mean only one thing: Big Android BBQ time in Austin, Texas. If you're making the trek to the great state of Texas (or are lucky enough to live here like me!), you must get this app. What does it do- I'm not sure exactly. [...]

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