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Garmin Announces nuvifone A50 Ahead of Mobile World Congress
After more than a year of waiting, Garmin is set to show off their newly announced nuvifone A50 next week at Mobile World Congress. As it turns out, the device is more GPS than phone. Surprise!
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First Batch of myTouch 3G Fender Edition Sells Out, More Coming
Apparently, Eric Clapton has awesome drawing power. Thanks to heavy promotion, T-Mobile has moved over 17,000 myTouch 3G Fender Edition handsets. After roughly 3 weeks, the first round of handsets has been sold through. According to TmoNews, a second batch is on tap for release …
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Sony Ericsson’s Face Recognition on Xperia X10 Gets Demonstrated [VIDEO]
The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 has yet to be announced for release here in the US, but that won’t stop us from drooling over it. One of the cooler sounding features, face-recognition and tagging, has been demonstrated for all to see. In theory, the Xperia …
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Rumor: T-Mobile Cliq to See Android 2.1 in March
A Boy Genius Report tipster has informed them that the T-Mobile Cliq is slated to pick Android 2.1 sometime in March. There’s nothing concrete to support this, however BGR’s track record for Android rumors seems to be pretty solid so far. This would be the …
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Motorola’s Droid Update Detailed, Sorta
It’s already publicly known that Motorola plans to roll out an update to the Droid which will see it pick up Android 2.1. We’re waiting for the update to hit, literally any day now. As we wait for the official word, we thought we’d recap …
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Google Improves Experience for Nexus One Buyers
By Google’s own admission, everything associated with their google.com/phone site is an experiment. Like most everything the company does, it starts out in beta and constantly evolves. this past week has seen two changes to the way things are handled for potential and existing Nexus …
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T-Mobile myTouch 3G Released with New Features
Today sees the release of the new T-Mobile myTouch 3G. But wait! Didn’t this phone come out last year? Yes, and no. Today’s launch is an improved handset with new features and functions. Pretty much everything that was rumored on this phone has come to …
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HTC’s Sense Adds Pinch Zooming on Android 2.1 Home Screen [VIDEO]
Ask around and you’ll find that most Android enthusiasts are fans of what HTC did with Sense UI. Rather than pumping out stock Android handsets void of any character, they poured all kinds of things into Android. Not only did it refresh the interface, but …
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HTC Legend Appears in Wild on Eve of Mobile World Congress
Even though CES was a huge coming out party last month, next week’s Mobile World Congress looks to be even bigger. This is the event to attend if you are a handset maker with half a decent product line. Anyone who is anyone will be …
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HTC Scorpion Could Be Most Powerful Android Phone to Date,But is it Real?
It gets harder and harder to stay on top of the Android phones coming down the pipeline. Even on its own, HTC makes it difficult on us to keep out in front of the rumored handsets. Today finds us adding another device to the list …
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Google Gets Social With New “Google Buzz”
Today, February 9th, 2010, Google has yet another release for us(Android Users) that extends the abilities of your Android Device and Gmail account. This free service is called Google Buzz and is essentially another social networking medium. With Google Wave not making much headway, the …
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Name of Next Android Release to be “Gingerbread”
In a post on LWN.net, Brian Swetland reveals the name of Android’s next release. “We maintain a set of patches on top of Linux, which we periodically rebase to the latest released Linux kernel. We’ve been doing this roughly every other kernel release since about …
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Pics of Verizons HTC Incredible
The guys over a PocketNow got some photos of the upcoming HTC Incredible for Verizon. It will be running Android 2.1 with HTC’s Sense UI, a Snapdragon processor with 256 MB of RAM. The display resolution is a 3.5-3.7″ WVGA. It does not have a …
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Comparing Android and Kindle for App Development
The Amazon Kindle is getting an SDK and “app store”. Learn a bit more about how these compare to Android in today’s episode of Building ‘Droids!
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Why Android “with Google” Makes a Difference for Netbooks and Tablets
“Android” and “open” go together like peanut butter and chocolate, but last year, avid Android followers were reminded that Android might be open, but Google apps for Android? Not so much. Workarounds have allowed use of those applications on phones, but Android’s future is not …
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