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oogle has taken its Android App Inventor out of private beta and released to the world. Effective immediately, anyone with a Google Account can log into App Inventor and get started with their own killer apps. Read More »
U.S. Cellular's got a fantastic holiday deal lined up, which kicks off later this week. And like pretty... Read More »
The Nexus S hasn't been released yet, but besides the vague and instable custom ROMs, there is a legal way to try out Gingerbread. It's called the SDK Emulator, originally designed for developers to test their apps with the newest platforms with different configurations. Read More »
Samsung dropped a commercial/promo for their Galaxy Tab on YouTube yesterday which shows a sad Santa looking for something to fill a void in his life. The jolly fella doesn't ask for much, he just wants it to have Google, Facebook, chat, camera, email, HD television, movies, 7-inch screen, ebook reader, Google Maps for navigation, front-facing camera... Read More »
Two months after its arrival, Google TV is getting a software update. Starting today, an over-the-air update will roll out to devices, addressing four key components. Read More »
The carrier has dropped the prices of two of their Android-based devices. Are they short term price breaks or are they here to stay? Read More »
Finally, I think I have found the phone for me. No it doesn't sport dual-core water cooled processors... Read More »
Techcrunch is reporting that Google quietly purchased a small Toronto startup named Zetawire as long a year ago. What makes this small news item interesting is that Zetawire had a patent application in for a payment, advertising and identity management system tied up in one neat package with a bow on top. Read More »
The news of Gingerbread coming to the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) might not mean much to the typical Android user, but the hacking community knows exactly what it implies. Read More »
Fossil, the company who makes watches, wallets, money clips and more, have been quietly working on a new concept. New to them, not necessarily to the world. A small team within the company has put together a connected watch which will connect to Android and BlackBerry devices. Yes, there have been plenty of failed attempts at this idea, but Fossil thinks they have learned from others. Read More »
The Dual Core race is at our doorstep, finally. Despite our deepest wishes to see a dual core... Read More »
HTC's Peter Chou confirms that the handset maker is planning LTE devices in 2011. Also on deck, support for NFC chips in select models. Read More »
It seems that one cannot go anywhere online without hearing about some tablet action. The latest news in the world of tabs comes from Motorola. Read More »
We've seen the pictures and the abridged clips. Now it's time to watch the entire interview. Hit the... Read More »
We were contacted by a representative this afternoon regarding the alleged NOOKcolor update due in January. As we feared, the news was too good to be true. The NOOKcolor is not getting the Android Market as part of any update, nor has one been announced for January. Read More »
