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CTIA came and went without any Android-related Verizon news. After watching Sprint and a few others walk away... Read More »
CTIA came and went without any Android-related Verizon news. After watching Sprint and a few others walk away... Read More »
See what we did there with the title? It's a play on words! Google has announced their latest... Read More »
When it comes to converting and synchronizing media with Android phones, nobody does it better than doubleTwist. For... Read More »
With today's economy making it difficult to put any extra coin in your pocket, apps like Toshl are... Read More »
For over 15 years Match.com has been doing their part to help single ladies (and guys) put a... Read More »
With Computex only a few months away, Taiwan-based ASUS has confirmed plans for a pair of "iPad killers".... Read More »
The New York City Taxi and Limousine Commission and Sense Networks, Inc. have announced the release of CabSense,... Read More »
A member of the AndroidForums named MartinSchirr has released a very early look at the forthcoming Fennec web... Read More »
According to Engadget, the long awaited Android 2.1 rollout has commenced for Droid owners. Start earlier today, 1,000... Read More »
The National Association of Recording Merchandisers (NARM) has released their first Android application today to provide constant news... Read More »
SoftSailor is reporting that one of their most trusted tipsters claims the Nexus One will hit Verizon Wireless... Read More »
AdMob released their February 2010 report last week and it confirms what we've been seeing and saying for... Read More »
Tokyo-based KDDI Corp. plans to offer an Android-based handset from Sharp in June in an effort to compete... Read More »
Engadget is reporting today that the Google is looking to tackle the growing problem of Android fragmentation head on with... Read More »
Background processes have their place on Android, and the fact that they are possible gives Android more flexibility than some of the alternatives. There can be too much of a good thing, though -- learn more in today's episode of Building 'Droids! Read More »