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“Rayge” of the Week: Cliq XT Not Getting Upgraded, Staying at 1.5
And here we go yet again. T-Mo news is reporting today that all you proud owners of a Cliq XT are getting the shaft when it comes to being upgraded to 2.1. Here is the official quote as to why from the Motorola Forums:
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Android Accounts for 54% of Smartphone Sales in the US
Fiercemobilecontent.com is reporting that a mobile market research firm called the “NPD Group” has found that Android had increased it’s market share in the US during the 4th quarter of last year.
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OMG!!! I Can Check In Using Latitude….Yeah We Aren’t Shocked Either
You could see this coming a mile away, but it is news nonetheless. Google has added check in functionality into Latitude through the Maps app on your Android powered device. A quote from their blog
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Got an App Idea? Apply at Google
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that according to “sources close to the company”, Google is getting ready to hire a slew of Android app developers, building an in-house app lab to drive their Market push this upcoming fiscal year.
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REI Teams Up with Zumobi to Bring “Snow and Ski Report” App to Android
In a press release today, REI is announcing that they have brought their popular Snow and Ski Report application to the Android platform. If you are a winter sports enthusiast, this may be the app for you. A quote from the press release on what functionality the app has inside of it:
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This Week on AGTN
We have another great show lined up for you this week on AGTN. Check out what is coming up! We are going to be talking with the folks from “Twonky” about their release of their Android DLNA server. Gadget Trak is going to show us …
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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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T- Mo G-Slate, Vibrant 4G and Dell Streak 7 Release Dates
T-Mo News is reporting today that the above graphic confirms rumored launch dates for 3 upcoming Android devices. Namely the LG G-Slate, the Dell Streak 7 and the Samsung Vibrant 4G. (The Cliq 2 is also pictured above, but that has already been released, and honestly, who cares?)
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Hell Freezes Over an Unprecedented Second Time, Notion Ink Adam Ships
Hot on the heels of the T-Mo Vibrant actually seeing a Froyo update, yet another thing that we never thought we would see has come to pass. The Notion Ink Adam Tablet is shipping, and there are pics to prove it!
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This is Getting Silly….Silly AWESOME That is!
So Engadget got their hands on the full Tegra Product roadmap slide, and it is making all the geeky fanboi’s drool some (me included). A Tegra 3 chip?!? A 3d processor?! How YOU doin?
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Android State of the Union App Allows Users to Give Feedback in Real Time
I can just hear Kip in the background singing, “I love technology as I write this. We got word today from Keyes Labs that they have released a really interesting app called State of the Union 2011, which is designed to allow users to give real time feedback on what President Obama says during his State of the Union Address. A quote from their blog:
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Hell Freezes Over, Vibrant Gets Froyo Update
Whether or not you believe that all the community outrage at the lack of a Froyo update for the Samsung/T-Mo Vibrant did any good, the update is finally here.
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HTC – “We Aren’t Working On a Tablet, Except This Android One Right Here.”
Fierce Wireless today is reporting that HTC’s CEO Peter Chou has confirmed that his company is indeed working on an Android based tablet, despite statements last year from HTC spokesperson Eric Lin saying that, at the time, there were no plans to build a tablet. (a lot can happen in this time, we know, this statement was made last July).
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