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GameGripper Arrives For The Motorola Droid
I don’t know about you folks, but when I am gaming on my Motorola Droid I often wish I had a better keyboard. I especially wish I had a better D-pad. Then, the other day I saw something called the GameGripper come across my Twitter …
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Rumor: HTC Incredible Also Headed To T-Mobile
Put this one in the major rumor category, but if this image is true (thanks Phandroid!), T-Mobile is getting the HTC Incredible along with Verizon. The image above was recently spotted on Costco’s system and shows the handset listed with T-Mobile as the carrier. There is …
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Droid Incredible Appears on Verizon Site, Quickly Hides
The HTC Incredible has been rumored for an April 29th launch on Verizon for quite some time now. Today finds the carrier accidentally letting things slip out a quick moment before stepping back into the shadows. A staging website went live a short time ago …
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Assurant Releases ‘Benefit Tools’ App
Assurant, a provider of specialized insurance products and services, has announced the release of their new Android application, Benefit Tools. Designed to help find a local dentist, the app uses Google Maps and GPS to help hunt down a nearby dental office.
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Nexus One Shows up in Sprint CelleBrite Unit
The excitement continues to mount as I “patiently” await what will most likely be my next phone. We’ve known for a good month that Sprint will support the Nexus One. But, we have yet to get any solid leads regarding a release date. AndroidCentral is …
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Enabling the Ecosystem: Snaptic, Part Two
Want to integrate note-taking into your Android application? Consider integrating with 3banana from Snaptic — we profile what this means in part two of an Enabling the Ecosystem interview in today’s episode of Building ‘Droids!
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Google Redesigns ‘Compose’ Page in Gmail for Mobile
Google is constantly tweaking their Gmail for mobile site, adding nifty little features here and there to improve the experience. Last week saw some subtle changes to the page for composing new messages. One of the new features is that the address field automatically expands, …
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Android Fragmentation Dwindling
The device dashboard over at the official Android Developers site has been updated after months of inactivity. With the Motorola Droid recently getting bumped up to Android 2.1 over the last couple of weeks, it’s no surprise that Android had dwindled down to 3 major …
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Introducing AndroidGals.com!
We’re very proud today to be able to introduce our new endeavor, AndroidGals. We’ve put together a fantastic new site that we think will play well for both newbies and enthusiasts and alike. So what is AndroidGals?
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Slacker Radio Plus Giveaway!
We’re pleased to announce another giveaway of Slacker Radio Plus accounts! If you’re not familiar with the streaming music service and Android application, it allows for personalized radio stations built around artists, songs, and genres. The Radio Plus accounts give you all the great features …
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Motorola Revises Android 2.1 Details for Handsets
Motorola has updated the timeline for rolling out Android 2.1 to their various handsets. We now have details and a window of expectation for each of their phones, including the recent Cliq XT. Strangely, the latest T-Mobile handset is slated to get an update a …
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Enabling the Ecosystem: Snaptic, Part One
Want to integrate note-taking into your Android application? Consider integrating with 3banana from Snaptic — we profile what this means in part one of an Enabling the Ecosystem interview in today’s episode of Building ‘Droids!
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Camangi Tweaks Webstation, Still Has Long Road Ahead
Camangi is sending out emails today in an effort to let people know about their revised Android-based Webstation. According to the hardware maker, the new version of their tablet features a firmware update as well as some preloaded applications. We did some checking around and …
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Fatal Assumptions: Touch
The Fatal Assumptions blog post series will review some assumptions Android application developers may make, and why those assumptions may harm their app’s acceptance, immediately or in the near future. Right now, every major Android device has a touchscreen. I say “major” because while there …
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Mint App Will Come to Android
There’s good news for those Android users who are looking for a budgeting and expense tracking app! Mint, the company behind the popular finance app that has been very successful on the iPhone platform is coming to the Android Market.
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