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One of the hottest, most talked about Android handsets on the radar today is the LG Star. The not-yet-announced LGP990 features a Tegra 2 processor, an 8 megapixel camera, and HDMI output among other things. The lucky folks at GSM Israel were privileged enough to get their hands on a Star and only too kind to film it for us. Read More »
It seems like just yesterday people were complaining that Android's music systems were lacking in features, and needed a boost to compete. Winamp understands this so they've released the latest version of the Android application, adding on WiFi sync support. Read More »
The Android community has a sort of love/hate relationship with Gameloft. We love their titles and we hate... Read More »
Mobile app developers heading off to Las Vegas for January's CES 2011 conference would be wise to check out AT&T's Developer Summit. Running all day long on January 5th, the summit features over 30 hours of technical and marketing assistance delivered by AT&T, device makers, and more. Read More »
Giving someone their first Android phone as a gift this holiday season? Excellent choice, but guess who that... Read More »
Autodesk, Inc. has released two versions of their popular SketchBook Mobile app for Android handsets. The digital sketchpad allows users to draw with pens, pencils, markers, and airbrushes create professional looking pictures and paintings. Read More »
The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 is seeing its Android 2.1 update roll out across the world, hitting various carriers and countries right now. A common question we hear from our followers and readers is whether or not the AT&T version is going to see Eclair anytime soon. Read More »
If you have been watching television over the last few days, you may have seen the commercial (After the break) teasing the new 4G LTE network from Verizon. As much excitement as the ad might generate, we don't know how the network will roll out, nor when. Verizon looks to set the table for us as soon as December 1st. Read More »
[google-TV] It looks like there is at least one zombie for sale this holiday season, and I don't mean walking dead figurines. After Tech Crunch posted this article declaring GoogleTV was DOA (Dead on Arrival) I was surprised shocked to see nearly every android related site simply rehash the same sentiment. Almost nobody rebutted! It seemed at least to me that nobody even gave it any thought. Tech Crunch posted it and it was on the Internet so it must be fact ri Read More »
It's the AndroidGuys weekly roundup for November 21-26. Join me as I cover all the news reported by our awesome AG team! Read More »
Remember the LG Star? That device that popped up a few weeks ago in some leaked pictures? Well,... Read More »
The first Google TV device was launched exactly a month ago, but still nothing has happened around the rooting thing. Someone was really tired of the limitations of the platform and decided to give a $1000 bounty to the first person who roots and installs third-party apps on the Google TV. Since it's running Android, it seems to be quite easy at the first glance, but it isn't. Read More »
Nothing really exciting happened at KES2010, the Korean equivalent to the Consumer Electronics Show. Well, not entirely nothing.... Read More »
AT&T's Share Facebook page has accidentally spilled the beans on when to expect their forthcoming Motorola Olympus. The Tegra 2-powered handset had not been pegged with a release date but many had predicted an early 2011 launch. Read More »
Every couple of weeks one of the big analytics companies, be they for activations, browser demographic, or any... Read More »
