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Archive for June 2011

Droid Charge Gingerbread Update Spotted in the Wild

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Personally, I've always wondered why the Samsung Droid Charge was launched with Froyo instead of Gingerbread. The only logical explanation that comes to mind is that Samsung hadn't yet perfected TouchWiz to work with 2.3. Those days may be coming to an end, however, as the guys over at VZBuzz have gotten their hands on a video of the Droid Charge running what appears to be the official Gingerbread update. Now, there's no certainty here, as we don't even have a release date for the update, but it's possible that a lucky hacker got their hands on an early release. Read More »

Samsung Galaxy Prevail Review

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If you are in the market for an inexpensive Android device, you might want to check out the Samsung Galaxy Prevail. The Samsung Galaxy Prevail is only $180 on Boost Mobile. Read More »

Google Web Market Adds Rating Graphs

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As Android continues to mature and grow, it is great to see Google adding little tweaks and improvements to it's offerings for users. One of our writers noticed on the web based Android Market that Google had added a neat little graph to help you visualize how app reviews scatter out. Read More »

Galaxy S II to Sell More Units Than Droid Bionic?

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Mashwork, a social media listening firm, has apparently gathered some social data regarding both the Galaxy S II and the Droid Bionic, and the hype seems to be pointed toward the S II. Apparently, 68% of the group that Mashwork collected data from are interested in buying the Galaxy S II when it lands Stateside, while 32% are interested in shelling out the money for a Droid Bionic. Read More »

Sprint to Continue Evo 3D Bloatware Policy With Future Devices

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It would seem that one of the carriers has finally heard the cry for no bloatware, as Sprint is planning to continue the policy of allowing users to remove bloatware apps on future devices. This all started with the Evo 3D, when Sprint gave owners the option of uninstalling bloatware, such as the Sprint Nascar app, from the device without the need for root. Read More »