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Slacker Radio Launches Winter X Games 15 Radio, We Celebrate with 15 Copies of Slacker Plus [CONTEST]
Slacker Radio announces a new station, designed for the Winter X Games 15. We celebrate with a contest! We’re giving away 15 copies of their Plus programming. Entry is easy – leave a comment!
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Sidekick UPDATE: Pics in the Wild
We had no more than pressed publish when we heard that the guys over at T-mo News had scored again, this time with pics of the Sidekick in the wild. All credit goes to them of course. Check them all out after the break.
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Samsung to Manufacture the New Sidekick Device?
T-Mo News is reporting some interesting info that they have heard about the new “Sidekick” device coming to T-mo, and depending on how you feel about Samsung, it might not be good.
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HSN and Sprint Team Up to Give Shopping Junkies Fix
Fans of the Home Shopping Network who are Sprint customers can rejoice some today as they have announced the release of their HSN themed Sprint ID pack for Android users who have the Transform, the Optimus S or the Zio. A quote from their press release:
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Motorola XOOM Specs Compared To Original iPad
Here we are, the tablet wars are about to erupt with the release of the Motorola XOOM on February 17th. How does the flagship Android 3.0 honeycomb device stand up to the original iPad? I know the iPad is an older device, so comparing the …
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Another Unknown HTC Device Spotted in Wilds Of Taipei
A second HTC phone has been found in the wild today, looking very similar to the leaked devices from a week ago.
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Google Working on In-App Payments, Other Market Enhancements
At the Inside Social Apps conference this week, Eric Chu, Android Platform Manager, said that the number of paid app purchases are not increasing as they should with the increases in use of Android in general, and that’s something Google wants to fix for developers. Improvements planned for this year include:
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Leaked MWC Plans Confirm Samsung Galaxy S 2, Tab 2
A leaked Samsung document shows the company presenting both devices on February 13th. While we don’t know exactly what will be in the smart phone and tablet, we at least know they’re on the horizon.
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Possible Droid Incredible Successor Spied
Is this the Droid Incredible 2 that we’re looking at? Based on the appearance and recent rumors, the answer is likely yes.
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Rumor: Facebook to Launch Phone at M.W.C.
The rumors are back: Facebook will be releasing their own phones. At least according to an article by the U.K.’s City A.M., which was also an early source of Nexus S rumors. Details are still sketchy, but word is the two phones, made by HTC, will run a modified version of Android that will rely heavily on integrated Facebook features like the news feed and messages.
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British Scientists Sending an Android Into Space
A team of British scientists are planning on sending an undisclosed Android phone into space to test out the capabilities of the phone in some of the harshest conditions known to man.
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Honeycomb Easter Egg: a Bee From Tron? [Updated]
Remember the weird zombie painting that was hidden away in Gingerbread? Turns out the Android team has hidden a similar Easter Egg in Honeycomb, and it’s already been found by folks digging around in the SDK preview released today. If you have the means to …
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Sony Ericsson to Incorporate Facebook “Single Sign On” Across New Devices
Sony Ericsson looks to be building on their momentum with the integration of Facebook’s new Single Sign-On feature. The ability to log into all Facebook related apps at once will surely please those who use the social networking service on a regular basis.
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RIM’s PlayBook May Run Android Apps – Wait, What?
Could the new RIM PlayBook ultimately run Android applications and games? According to the Boy Genius Report, the answer to that is a very probably yes.
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Google Unveils Android 3.0 Preview SDK and Highlights!
Google is giving developers and the rest of the world the first great look at Android 3.0 Honeycomb today with the release of a preview SDK. We’ll skip the techie details and direct you to the appropriate links for the jargon that flies over our heads. Instead, …
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