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Home / Archives by: Scott Webster
  • Clearwire Expecting WiMAX-capable Samsung Phone in 2010

    Posted May 6 2010 by Scott Webster in News with 1 Comment

    At one point during Clearwire’s first quarter earnings call yesterday the topic of WiMAX-capable phones came up. It was mentioned that both Samsung and HTC were expected to release handsets capable of supporting the new 4G service. 

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  • Shhhh! SlingPlayer Mobile for Android in Private Beta

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

    For a few months now, we have heard rumblings about SlingMedia and their Android plans.  An early look demo was shown off back in March leading many to believe a beta release was right around the corner.  Well, we’ve turned that corner.  But don’t tell …

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  • KeyesLabs Fights App Piracy with Automatic Application Licensing

    Posted May 5 2010 by Scott Webster in News with 50 Comments

    KeyesLabs, makers of Screebl and Screebl Pro, have found their apps getting rather popular.  Great news, right?  Unfortunately, it’s not.  Developer and founder David Keyes estimates that after nearly 100,000 downloads, roughly 70% of them are pirated copies.  So, to combat this issue, KeyesLabs has …

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  • Official: Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Will Get Android 2.1 in Q4

    Posted May 5 2010 by Scott Webster in News with 29 Comments

    Good news for you Sony Ericsson fans out there – the Xperia X10 will be getting Android 2.1 later this year. Officially.  The Sony Ericsson blog tells us that a UXP update will roll out in the fourth quarter of 2010 for the entire X10 …

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  • HomePipe Provides Cloud-Free Access to Your Files From Wherever, Whenever

    Posted May 5 2010 by Scott Webster in News with 4 Comments

    HomePipe Networks has announced the release of their Android app, giving users access to their home content while on the go. With the free application, photos, videos, and files are readily accessible over a WiFi or 3G connection, regardless of firewall. There’s no cloud storage …

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  • SugarSync Adds Features, Refreshes UI

    Posted May 5 2010 by Scott Webster in News with 6 Comments

    Yesterday  SugarSync announced a refreshed version of their Android application as well as some new features.  The changes were designed to improve the way in which users access, sync, and stream their files. Among the additions to the app are e-mail address auto-complete which helps …

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  • Samsung Galaxy A Released for SK Telecom

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

    Samsung has released their SHW-M100S Galaxy A handset for domestic wireless provider SK Telecom. Features include a 3.7-inch AMOLED PLUS touch display, a 5 megapixel camera, and 8GB internal memory. The phone, powered by a 720MHz processor, also rocks support for DivX, T-DMB, Bluetooth 2.1, …

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  • Cellular South Teases us With “True Game Changer”

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

    Cellular South has thrown an image up on their site teasing customers with a new Android handset.  There’s no mention as to what’s in store, only that it will be a “true game changer”.  There’s a tiny piece of phone peeking out from under the …

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  • Samsung’s “S-pad” to Feature 7-Inch SuperAMOLED Display

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

    Korean site Etnews (translated) is reporting that Samsung has a 7-inch SuperAMOLED tablet in the works. Due in late July/early August, the “S-pad” will be supported by SK Telecom and offer both WiFi and 3G connectivity. Other specs include a USB dock, ebooks from Korea’s …

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  • T-Mobile myTouch 3G Slide: What You Need to Know

    Posted May 4 2010 by Scott Webster in News with 44 Comments

    Late last night, T-Mobile officially announced their next Android-powered handset, the myTouch 3G Slide. Is this just the next release in a line of Android smart phones or does it offer something new? Let’s take a look at some of the features that help the …

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  • LG Opens Micro-Site for Ally

    Posted May 3 2010 by Scott Webster in News with 11 Comments

    LG has finally flipped the switch on their Ally micro-site, letting users get a sense for what the phone has in store for us.  The specs read like this: Android 2.1, 3.2-inch touch screen, WiFi, GPS, and Bluetooth.  Of course, we still have to wait …

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  • Samsung M910 Clears FCC, Confirms Moment 2 Details

    Posted May 3 2010 by Scott Webster in News with 24 Comments

    Digging through the FCC has never been one of our favorite things to do as it’s generally too confusing for our liking.  However, we love to share the stuff found by others.  Such is the case with the Samsung M910 which was picked up by …

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  • Android 1.5 Still Biggest Slice of Fragmentation Pie

    Posted May 3 2010 by Scott Webster in News with 18 Comments

    The latest figures are in from the Android Developers blog showing the relative number of active devices using the various flavors of Android.  This is basically a chart that shows what handsets are currently active and looking for apps.  Somewhat surprisingly, Android 1.5 still commands …

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  • Thumbplay Music Comes out of Beta

    Posted May 3 2010 by Scott Webster in News with 5 Comments

    Thumbplay is formerly announcing their cloud-based ThumbPlay Music application/service for Android handsets.  The $10/month subscription service gives users unlimited access to over 8 million tracks through all the major record labels and an additional 25,000 independent labels.

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  • LG Ally Arrives May 20th

    Posted May 3 2010 by Scott Webster in News with 6 Comments

    The first Android-based smart phone from LG to hit the US has gone from rumor to real deal in a matter of days.  We just found official confirmation showing May 20th as the release date for the LG Ally.  The handset manufacturer is gearing up …

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