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Samsung Unveils WiFi Only Galaxy Tab, Due in Q1
Samsung has (finally) announced the WiFi only version of their popular Galaxy Tab device. It’ll be available for purchase “in Q1 2011″, so sometime in the next 3 months.
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Google Shows Off Android 3.0 Honeycomb; Exclusively For Tablets
Well, the video’s been made private on YouTube, but that didn’t stop Engadget from snapping it up for our viewing pleasure. On the androiddevelopers YouTube channel, Google (accidentally?) posted a full-fledged, all-out, crazy-insane video showing off it’s next version of Android–Honeycomb. Not only will Honeycomb …
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AT&T Announces Plans to Deliver Nation’s Most Advanced Mobile Broadband Experience
As the US’s only licensed iPhone dealer, AT&T has left a lot to be desired with providing their customers with the Android OS.
Things are changing in 2011 for AT&T. According to their media release, they plan on releasing 20 new 4G devices by the end of the year, 12 of them being Android.
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D-Link Introduces Network Cameras With Night Viewing Capability, Increased Video Quality and Free Apps
Remote viewing of your home security camera on your phone just got easier. Thanks to D-Link, there is a new night-vision camera that unlike a traditional USB-connected webcam, my-dlink enabled cameras are complete monitoring systems with built-in CPUs and web servers that transmit high quality video images for security and surveillance directly to the network without the need for a PC. Simple installation and an intuitive web-based interface offer easy integration to an existing home network.
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Comcast to offer streaming to Tablets this year
Comcast announced in a press release today that they are going to be offering streaming to tablets for iOS and Android. Coming soon is also the ability to watch the Comcast OnDemand right from your tablet. That’s 3,000 hours available on the go at the click of a button.
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E FUN Adds Two Capacitive Touch-Screen Android Tablets to Nextbook Line
If you’ve ever been over to NextBookUsa.com, then you have seen the NEXT series of netbooks. Now, they are expanding and adding two capacitive touch-screen models to its quickly growing line of sleek, lightweight Nextbook Android tablet computers.
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Cross Country Automotive Services Announces New Roadside Service App
Cross-Country automotive services has announced that they are releasing a new mobile app for Android to help motorists who need help while travelling. This app takes roadside assistance to a new level. It can use your GPS location to notify the tow truck more precisely where you are which, I find amazing, especially when your car breaks down outside of a well-known area.
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CES 2011: More LG Optimus 2X Info
Remember that LG phone that beat the iPhone in a video a little while back? It’s the Optimus 2X, the very first phone sporting a dual-core processor, running on Android 2.2, with an update to 2.3 promised soon.
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CES: 2011 Next Live Streamly.tv Stream
The Streamly.tv guys have informed us that their next live stream will happen today, as they attend the Samsung Press event at the Venetian hotel in Las Vegas. The stream should start around 2:00 PM PST. This is an approximate time has things are fluid …
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CES:2011 ASUS Eee Pad MeMO Unveiled, Brings a Capacitive Stylus Along for the Ride
ASUS announced an impressive 7-inch Android tablet yesterday that has an interesting hook.
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Amazon’s Android App Store Update (try saying that fast 5 times)
TechCrunch is reporting today that they have gotten some new info on the upcoming Amazon Android App market. It looks like the developer portal for Amazon has been opened, and the article talks about some new details on how Amazon is going to sell apps. Check out the full article linked above for the full skinny, here are the highlights:
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Keep Your Fingers Warm While Caressing Your Nexus S
If, like me, you live somewhere where winter really means winter, you know that being outside this time of your you have to choose between cold hands and not using your phone: capacitive touchscreens require something conductive, like your flesh (or perhaps a sausage) to …
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CES:2011 Lenovo 2 in 1 Hybrid System Has Android Tablet and Win 7
I find myself again envious of our Android brothers and sisters in China, as they are going to get their hands on this beauty first. The image to the left is the Lenovo LePad with the optional IdeaPad dock. The LePad is an Android 2.2 powered Android tablet. Details on the tablet are as follows:
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Nuance’s Flex T9 Gives Android Users Input Choice
Nuance, makers of the Dragon Naturally Speaking software, has announced a new app called FlexT9. Nuance is claiming FlexT9 combines Dragon dictation, T9 Trace, T9 Write and XT9 to allow Android users a number of choices to input information into their Android powered handset. Simply put, users can speak, trace, write or tap their info in, using the different predictive text technologies mentioned above.
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PSA: EVO Shift 4G Pre-Sale Starts January 6 at Best Buy
Jonesing to get ahold of the EVO Shift 4G? Best Buy Mobile just announced their pre-sale will start on January 6 with just one catch: only Best Buy Reward Zone members will be able to take advantage of the early date.
If you’re not a member, you’ll be able to find the EVO Shift 4G online and at Best Buy stores three days later on January 9.
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