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$99 Android Tablet at Walgreen’s this Christmas
This Christmas, Walgreen’s will offer an Android tablet on their website. Walgreen’s is going to offer their tablet for just $99 (marked down from the $129.99 original price). The tablet being offered is named the Maylong M-150. The Maylong tablet runs the aging Android 1.6 OS …
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What T-mobile should do about “4G”
Ever since HSPA+ was announced, there have been whispers of T-Mobile calling the upgrade an enhancement to 4G service. After the network was deployed, and handsets started being released, the whispers grew into unreleased marketing material. Now that there is a phone in which multiple …
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Google’s David Lawee “hearts” Android
We all know that Google gets pretty purchase happy sometimes. Depending on the time of year, you can read once a week that Google has acquired SOMETHING to make it more awesome. The search giant is now so much more then a search giant that it seems …
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Samsung Mesmerize Launches on U.S. Cellular
The Samsung Mesmerize has launched on U.S. Cellular today. The phone is available at both stores and online for the price of $199.99 on a two-year contract after an $80 dollar rebate. Like every other version of the Galaxy S on the market, the Mesmerize …
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Google Announcing a Gingerbread Nexus Two Soon?
To be honest, we don’t know much about the new Google Phone, only the way it will be sold and a few rumors. Let’s start with the facts:
Google has learned from its first phone, the Nexus One. The phone was just fine, but the sales continued to disappoint. Of course the Big G wants to do it better this time and closed an exclusive deal with Carphone Warehouse. The first Nexus was available on one carrier only, Vodafone, and it just didn’t work out. So they tried something new, being exclusively to one warehouse, Carphone Warehouse in this case. We’ll see how this will end.
And the rumor: As you could expect, this Nexus will probably be running the newest version of Android, Gingerbread, but didn’t that seem a little logical to you?
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New, Android-based JooJoo Tablet Coming in 2011
Fusion Garage revealed earlier this week that a follow-up is in the works for their JooJoo tablet. This time around, the developers have opted to use Android for the backbone with hopes of full Android Market support. It’s being reported that the original JooJoo would go …
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PayPal Blog Leaks Android Market Announcement, Quickly Disappears
We’d heard whispers off and on for a few weeks now that PayPal integration was coming to the Android Market. Long a desired Google Checkout alternative, PayPal would open up big doors for Android developers and fans alike. So when is it coming? It already did. And then it didn’t.
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Adobe Air: To Android and Beyond
The next big Adobe release after Flash 10.1 for Android mobile devices is the spanking new Adobe Air 2.5. What does this mean for all the Android users out there? More Apps, more games, more fun.
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Android Helps Sprint Achieve Best Wireless Net Additions Since 2006
Don’t look now, but Sprint is on a serious roll. The guys behind the Now Network reported their Q3 ’10 results and things are looking up.
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Navigon’s MobileNavigator Comes to United States
Starting today, American Android users can finally get their hands on Navigon’s on-board navigation application, MobileNavigator. The includes some really terrific features including Reality Scanner, which meshes your phone’s camera with Navigon’s POI database to project them directly onto your screen.
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T-Mobile to be First out of Gate with Galaxy Tab on November 10 (UPDATE)
T-Mobile will be the first wireless provider in the United States to offer the Samsung Galaxy Tab. We just received a “press release” advising that the 7-inch Android tablet will arrive on the nation’s fourth largest carrier on November 10th. Unfortunately the release didn’t indicate anything at …
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Playstation Phone is Real. This is It.
Engadget is reporting late this evening that they have spent some time with the device you see in the picture above. According to them, this is the oft-rumored Sony Playstation Phone. The phone is said to be an early, buggy, prototype which should arrive in 2011 with a slight possibility of a 2010 release.
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TimeStream Releases Four Walt Disney Apps
TimeStream Software announced earlier today that they have released four of their popular Disney themed applications for Android-powered handsets. All four titles comes with high remarks and great word of mouth for their iPhone counterparts so we expect the same out of Android. The apps range in price from $1.99 to $3.99 and work for all versions of Android.
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