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Gallery of Nexus One Pics Arrives
Engadget scored themselves a nice bounty this morning with nearly a dozen photos of the Nexus One standing still. Nothing too super new here, just more confirmation of what we’ve already heard. You’ll see that the background appears to be dynamic with moving colors that …
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Google’s Nexus One Certified By FCC
According to ZDNet, Google’s Nexus One has been approved this morning by the FCC as model PB99100. At this point, the filings tell us the device will support microSD expansion, 802.11b/g Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR. The filings also indicate the device will support …
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Code Pollution: Reaching Past the SDK
See how violating the SDK affects more than just you and your users, in today’s extra-special episode of Building ‘Droids!
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ODROID On Its Way to Early-Bird Devs
The ODROID Developer Edition package is now available worldwide and has begun deployment to the 300 developers that pre-ordered back in September. Will the ODROID gain any traction in the gaming community and break into the market that the iPod Touch is dominating?
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Acer Liquid A1 Headed for AT&T?
My dream phone, the Acer Liquid A1 has seemingly been approved by the FCC. This approval includes details that the phone will allow both 850mhz and 1900mhz HSDPA bands. Hopefullly we will be seeing this baby on AT&T soon as it sports a 3.5-inch WVGA …
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Grooveshark Arrives on Android for VIP Members
Online music search engine, streaming service, and recommendation tool Grooveshark is now available for Android. The app, like its web counterpart, allows users to search for, stream, and upload music. And like the best things in life, it’s free. Ok, well somewhat. The Android app …
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Official: Sprint’s Hero and Moment Getting Android 2.0
Those of you who are Sprint Android owners will be happy to learn that your handset will be getting an upgrade to Android 2.0 in the first half of 2010. According to the official Sprint twitter account, this is confirmed although a hard date has …
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Orange’s ‘Click-and-Go’ Application Store
Orange recently launched a new platform called Application Store which aims to shorten the distance from developers to the final applications consumer. It will allow a ‘click-and-go’ access to applications and services similar to Orange TV, Orange Games and Orange Maps. As the market of …
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Crapplications: Part 1
Note from the Editor: Introducing Guest Writer Chris Sewell (@csewell08). Chris will be joining us for a series of rants on applications he considers “crap.” We hope you enjoy his comedic stance on what it means to lack quality. There are a lot of great …
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T-Mobile’s Carrier Billing Offers Alternative for Paid Apps
T-Mobile started pushing out an update to the Android Market which allows customers to choose their billing method for paid applications. Rather than using Google Checkout, users can opt to have these costs added to their T-Mobile account. If you are a T-Mobile customer, you …
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For Acer, One is the Loneliest Number
With the release of the Acer A1 into the Honk Kong and Taiwanese markets earlier this week, it appears that Acer will not be content with just one. According to the vice president of Acer’s Smart Handheld Business in Asia, Roger Yuen, Acer plans to …
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Scoreloop Offering Cross-Platform Social Gaming Support
Scoreloop, a mobile social gaming technology provider has announced that they’re offering cross-platform support with the addition of Android.  Using their Core Social technology, developers and publishers can integrate the same social features found in their iPhone games. With Scoreloop, Android players can challenge iPhone …
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