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Home / Archives by: Scott Webster
  • Full Angry Birds Arrives

    Posted Oct 15 2010 by Scott Webster in News with 5 Comments

    Finally, the wait is over.  Angry Birds has come out of beta and finds itself available to Android phones all over.  If you count yourself among those with a device running 1.6 or higher with OpenGL ES 2.0 support, you’ll be pleased to find the …

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  • Huawei Ideos Re-branded as T-Mobile Comet, Arrives November 3rd

    Posted Oct 14 2010 by Scott Webster in News with 5 Comments

    T-Mobile has yet another Android handset lined up for the coming weeks in the form of the Huawei Ideos. T-Mobile is re-branding the phone as the Comet and plans to offer it in both pre-paid and post paid fashion.

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  • Motorola Acknowledges Froyo Issues for Droid X, Promises Fix

    Posted Oct 14 2010 by Scott Webster in News with 4 Comments

    A thread went up earlier this week on Motorola’s support forum acknowledging the issues that some Droid X users are finding with the recent Android 2.2 update.  While not entirely widespread,  a few problems appear to be popping up more than others.  What kind of …

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  • G2 Source Code Released Courtesy of HTC

    Posted Oct 14 2010 by Scott Webster in News with 6 Comments

    HTC is keeping with their tradition of releasing the kernel code to new handsets with the latest being the Desire Z (T-Mobile G2). Like they recently did with the Droid Incredible and EVO 4G, HTC sets most of the code free for developers and ROM makers to tinker with.

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  • Adobe Celebrates 1 Million Flash Downloads for Android

    Posted Oct 14 2010 by Scott Webster in News with 1 Comment

    Now that Android 2.2 has started permeating handsets across the world, users are flocking to the market to download Flash.  Adobe’s bread and butter media player has been downloaded more than 1 million times since it landed in the Android Market.  That’s not so say …

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  • TweetDeck Sheds Beta Tag, Arrives in Android Market

    Posted Oct 13 2010 by Scott Webster in News with 0 Comments

    Two months and eleven updates after hitting Android in beta form, TweetDeck has arrived in the Android Market. Thanks to more than 36,000 beta testers, the developers were able to deliver an incredible looking and feature rich client available to all!

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  • T-Mobile: “Yeaaah, About That G2 OTA Rumor…”

    Posted Oct 13 2010 by Scott Webster in Rumors with 7 Comments

    Yesterday saw us reporting on an alleged OTA update that was said to be hitting a select few G2 users.  We mentioned that we didn’t have any official word from T-Mobile and that it should be considered unconfirmed.  A day later and now T-Mobile is …

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  • Beejive Comes to Android

    Posted Oct 13 2010 by Scott Webster in News with 2 Comments

    Popular messaging client BeejiveIM arrived on Android a couple weeks back, bringing its award winning all-in-one support to your favorite mobile OS. Yeah, we know we missed the boat on launch day but we felt obligated to share the news – should you not already know about it.

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  • Sony Announces World’s First Google TV

    Posted Oct 12 2010 by Scott Webster in News with 6 Comments

    Sony just made the first actual Google TV official with their new 46-inch GT1 Sony Internet TV.  Billed as the first television with the ability to enjoy apps, watch HDTV, and browse the internet on one device, it runs $1,399 and comes with an RF QWERTY …

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  • Sony Starts Taking Developer Inquiries for Google TV Apps

    Posted Oct 12 2010 by Scott Webster in News with 3 Comments

    Sony is currently in the midst of a Google TV keynote in New York , but the hardware maker began making developer-friendly moves earlier today.  The company has opened up their registration page for developing apps on their Bravia GT1, dedicated set-top boxes, and/or other …

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  • Rumor: Gingerbread SDK Arrives Next Week

    Posted Oct 12 2010 by Scott Webster in Rumors with 4 Comments

    A source close to Android Police is claiming that the next release of Android is slated to arrive next week. Codenamed Gingerbread, we don’t know whether this is 2.3, 2.5, or 3.0 in terms of naming convention. However, that could change soon enough!

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  • Sony Brings Streaming Movies and Television to Android with Crackle Application

    Posted Oct 12 2010 by Scott Webster in News with 3 Comments

    Last week saw Sony’s movie and television streaming service, Crackle, come to Android phones. Started as an online video sharing service (Grouper Networks) back in 2004, Crackle is now home to full-length movies and television shows.

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  • T-Mobile to Push out Froyo to myTouch 3G Starting Tomorrow

    Posted Oct 12 2010 by Scott Webster in Rumors with 29 Comments

    T-Mobile is about to start making good on their promise to leave no (myTouch) phone behind.  According to information obtained by TmoNews, the carrier is set to roll out Android 2.2 to the original myTouch 3G handset starting tomorrow.  Expected to run until the October …

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  • Lego MINDSTORMS Releases MINDdroid for Android 2.1 and Above

    Posted Oct 12 2010 by Scott Webster in News with 0 Comments

    Good news for those of you who own a LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT set. You can now control your NXT robot (Android) from an Android 2.1 or 2.2 device! Called MINDdroid, it functions as a wireless remote control via a Bluetooth connection.

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  • Rumored G2 Update Adding WiFi Calling

    Posted Oct 12 2010 by Scott Webster in Rumors with 2 Comments

    We cannot confirm this on our ends as of yet but word around the campfire is that G2 handsets are getting an over-the-air software update.  After less than a week in the real world, the latest T-Mobile phone is said to pick up the ability …

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