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Home / Archives by: Scott Webster
  • HTC Returns Fire, Sues Apple for Patent Infringement

    Posted May 12 2010 by Scott Webster in News with 16 Comments

    HTC Corporation has gone on the offensive today and is taking legal action against Apple. Today found the handset maker filing a complaint with the International Trade Commission (ITC) in an effort to halt iPhone, iPad and iPod imports into the US.

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  • Are Google and Verizon Cooking up an iPad Killer?

    Posted May 12 2010 by Scott Webster in Rumors with 1 Comment

    Of course they are.  That is, they would be if they were smart.  In speaking with the Wall Street Journal, Verizon Wireless chief executive Lowell McAdam indicated the carrier could be working on a tablet computer running Google’s Android platform.

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  • Double Agent Puts Parents at Ease

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

    According to Steve Jobs, pornography is a serious issue that plagues Android users.  We’re sure many parents have stayed up all night worrying about what their children are seeing and doing with their phones.  Double Agent understands these fears and is here to help parents …

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  • Google Maps 4.2 Adds Biking, Navigation Features

    Posted May 12 2010 by Scott Webster in News with 7 Comments

    Google updated their Maps application for Android handset yesterday and it added yet another handful of nifty features. If you are one of those people who couldn’t wait for the weather to break so you could get your bicycle out, you’ll want to check out …

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  • LG Ally to Sell for $99 After Rebate

    Posted May 12 2010 by Scott Webster in News with 5 Comments

    Verizon has just rolled out a press release detailing the LG Ally and all the wonderful things associated with it.  We knew pretty much everything but the price thanks to a leak yesterday.  Today we’ve learned that the LG Ally will retail for $99.99 after …

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  • T-Mobile Garminfone Due Next Month With $200 Price Tag

    Posted May 12 2010 by Scott Webster in News with 4 Comments

    T-Mobile has announced that their forthcoming Garminfone will be dropping in June with a $199.99 price tag.  According to Phonescoop, this comes after a rebate and a 2-year agreement with the GPS-heavy handset.   Full price is said to be $450 for those of you interested …

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  • Benchmarks Put Android 2.2 at Wicked Fast…Like 450% Faster Than 2.1

    Posted May 12 2010 by Scott Webster in News with 16 Comments

    Alright so let’s preface this with the whole “take it for what it’s worth” deal.  The guys over at AndroidPolice have been playing with the Froyo (2.2) build of Android and decided to do some benchmark testing.  They are using an application called Linpack which …

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  • DECODED: Cellular South Outs Milestone as Next Handset

    Posted May 11 2010 by Scott Webster in News with 10 Comments

    You gotta hand it to Cellular South.  The “little carrier that could” is back, drumming up some more social network buzz.  Just a few short minutes ago they posted a XL tweet, teasing us with their follow up Android phone.  Fortunately, it’s written like a …

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  • Full Details of LG Ally Confirmed, Pre-Order Start this Week

    Posted May 11 2010 by Scott Webster in News with 7 Comments

    It seems we now know everything there is to know about the LG Ally. Except for price that is.  A couple of presentation slides made their way into the hands of BGR early this morning and they pretty much fills in all the blanks.  The …

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  • Rumor: T-Mobile myTouch 3G to Get Sense-Flavored 2.1

    Posted May 11 2010 by Scott Webster in Rumors with 6 Comments

    Here’s one we missed last week…  Techland is reporting that the refreshed myTouch 3G from T-Mobile will see Android 2.1 once testing is finished.  Techland’s Peter Ha interviewed Andrew Sherrard, the VP of Production Innovation for T-Mobile, who indicated that the handset will also see …

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  • Sprint Follows Verizon’s Lead, Bails on Nexus One

    Posted May 10 2010 by Scott Webster in News with 16 Comments

    Say good bye to the CDMA Nexus One.  Like Verizon did a few weeks back, Sprint has opted to drop the Nexus One from its future handset roadmap.  Why, you ask?  Well, the EVO 4G is going to be a considerably beefier phone with (presumably) …

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  • Samsung Galaxy A Demonstrated in Video

    Posted May 10 2010 by Scott Webster in News with 3 Comments

    The recently released Samsung Galaxy A found itself getting the unboxing and hands-on treatment thanks to YouTube user ZerobrownKim.  For those not familiar, the Galaxy A features a 3.7-inch AMOLED PLUS touch display, a 5 megapixel camera, and 8GB internal memory. While the phone is …

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  • Hey Developers! Save 30% With Pragmatic Programmers’ Android Books

    Posted May 10 2010 by Scott Webster in News with 6 Comments

    If you are an aspiring Android developer looking to pick up some tutorials and best practices, you may want to swing by The Pragmatic Bookshelf.  The 3rd edition of Ed Burnette‘s “Hello, Android” is now available and readers can save 30 percent off their purchases.  …

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  • Dolphin Browser HD: Browsing Made Wonderful

    Posted May 10 2010 by Scott Webster in News with 12 Comments

    The Android browser war got a little bit more interesting over the weekend with the release of Dolphin Browser HD.  Building on the previous version (2.5), Dolphin adds a host of new features, including add-ons, multi-touch, and tabbed browsing.  Be sure to click here for …

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  • US Cellular Scores Samsung R880 “Acclaim” in Exclusive Deal

    Posted May 10 2010 by Scott Webster in News with 4 Comments

    Chicago-based US Cellular recently announced an exclusive Android handset deal with Samsung.  Following on the heels of their recent HTC Desire news, US Cellular will offer the Samsung Acclaim sometime “around July”.  While there are no pictures to share as of yet, we know what …

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