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Motorola Glam Announced For Korea
The Moto GLAM (XT800) has been announced for Korea. Already successful in China, Glam features a FWVGA (480 x 854) touchscreen display, GPS, DLNA, HDMI-out, 3.5mm headset jack, 5MP autofocus camera with D1 (720 x 480) video recording, 256MB RAM, 512MB ROM, and a 550MHz TI …
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Get the Fix for Your Music Habit with MOG for Android!
Ever since I had my first MP3 player, I have been searching for a service that will offer me all you can eat downloads, a wide musical catalog, both at a reasonable price. I remember back in the day begging and pleading with any kind …
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Sprint Rumored to Launch Epic 4G August 11
Sprint is reportedly launching its variant of the Samsung Galaxy S in less than a week on Wednesday, August 11. The Epic 4G differentiates itself from other Galaxy S models with its slide out keyboard and front facing camera, as well as by being Sprint’s …
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Viewsonic Rumored to Launch 7 Inch Froyo Tablet
Viewsonic, a company which is better known for its monitors, projectors, and computer accessories is rumored to be launching a 7 inch tablet running Android 2.2 (Froyo) this Fall. Mmmm! Tasty! The device is supposedly set to include GSM voice calls, and either a 3MP …
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Call Your Facebook Friends for Free with Vonage Mobile for Facebook
Vonage has just introduced a new Android app that allows users to call their Facebook friends using VOIP for free (it is also available for iOS). The free app does not require a Vonage subscription, but does require both parties to have the Vonage Mobile …
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Two Mysterious HTC Devices Surface on Craigslist
Remember that mystery HTC device that popped up in late April? The one that was rumored to run Android? Well, it’s back, and this time it brought a friend. Hit the break for more!
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Nexus One Available Directly from Google Again – As a Developer Phone
Any developers out there who missed their chance to get a carrier free Nexus One directly from Google have been given another opportunity. As the title says, the phone is back available straight from Google according to the Android Developers Blog. I have the Nexus …
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Wallpaper Apps Exonerated, Google Posts Guidelines (UPDATED)
Last week, we were among dozens of media outlets that reported that sketchy wallpaper apps were sending your personal data to servers in China. It turns out, those claims were greatly exaggerated, and after removing the apps from the Market to investigate, Google has now …
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Is Google Selling Out Net Neutrality? (UPDATED)
Google has long championed the ideals of Net Neutrality: the idea that users should have equal access to the internet, and that ISPs (and the government) should not prioritize some traffic over other traffic. But the New York Times is reporting that Google is currently …
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Android Takes 4 of 5 Prizes in “Apps for the Army” Challenge
Android is proving to be not only beneficial (and fun) in everyday consumer usage, but now we’re seeing how practical it can be in other situations. Take for instance the recent Apps for the Army contest which asked developers to submit applications that can help …
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Digging up Verizon’s Samsung Gem
After announcing the LG Ally, Droid Incredible, and Droid X over the span of three months, Verizon’s Android lineup keeps getting stronger. Aside from the Droid 2, which still needs a formal unveiling, the nation’s largest wireless provider has their Samsung Galaxy S series Fascinate …
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Nearly Two Thirds of Android Users on 2.1 or Above
The now familiar Platform Version Chart has been updated at the Android Developers site, and for the period ending August 2, it shows nearly 2/3 of users on 2.1 or 2.2. Android 2.1 accounts for 59.7%, and 2.2 for 4.5%. Together, that’s 64.2%. With the …
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200,000 Android Activations Every Day
Remember how exciting it was, at the beginning of the year, to hear that 60,000 new Android phones were being activated each day? Then at Google I/O in May, Vic Gundotra announced it was up to 100,000 a day. And then not long after, that …
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Cricket Wireless Announces Android-Powered Kyocera Sanyo ZIO
Cricket wireless, long-time leader offering no-contract/credit check wireless plans, has added Android to its roster with the Sanyo ZIO by Kyocera. According to businesswire, this phone is said to be available this fall, and is included in the unlimited usage plans that Cricket Wireless offers.
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