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My Journey to the Dark Side
After not owning a Windows Mobile phone for about five years I decided to take advantage of a promo that I heard about on TmoNews and ordered a comp’d Touch Pro2 just for adding a new line with the text plan. I decided to have …
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Dell Confirms Handset Bound for US
Michael Dell, CEO of Dell computers has confirmed that a handset is on the way for US consumers in 2010. The latest rumors in this on-again-off-again saga is that a modified Mini 3i will arrive on AT&T in the first quarter of the new year. …
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Android Beyond Java: Part Two
Want to develop for Android, but Java isn’t your thing? Learn more about alternative Android programming options in this this week’s series of posts on Building ‘Droids!
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Motorola DEXT has UK Talking Android
Greetings all, London calling. I know that a lot of you are regular readers of Androidguys.com and like me, don’t originate from the US of A. I hope that by being able to contribute a post or two and hopefully more, I will be able …
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Acer Kicks off New “Liquid” Series with Snapdragon Android Phone
There’s some big Android news coming out of the Acer camp today! The first Android phone out of the gate with a Qualcomm Snapdragon processor will belong to their new “Liquid” series of handsets. With a High Definition, Wide-VGA capacitive touchscreen, a 5MP camera, and …
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March of the Droids
On my morning commute today, I happened to be catching up on podcasts from last week. Engadget’s podcast is a must for tech geeks and AndroidGuys alike. I was astounded to hear out of twenty-one topics that eight of them were Android focused. Now mind …
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Android Beyond Java, Part One
Want to develop for Android, but Java isn’t your thing? Learn more about alternative Android programming options in this this week’s series of posts on Building ‘Droids!
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Preorder Acer’s Android-Based Aspire One D250 Netbook on Amazon
The first Android-based netbook is now officially available for pre-sale at Amazon.com. To be completely up-front, the Aspire One D250 is actually a dual-boot device with Android and Windows XP Home. So what’s in the box? For $349.99, you get a 10.1″ screen, 1.66GHz Intel …
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The Brewing Storm
I count myself incredibly fortunate and blessed to have been at the heart of a perfect tech storm in the early 90′s. I was a data entry clerk when someone asked me if I knew anything about data networks, I replied that I did not. …
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Tattoo Your Tattoo
A new site has gone live today that should be of interest to owners of the new HTC Tattoo. Customers have the ability to customize the look of the hottest new handset from HTC with pre-designed or unique images. The price for a ready-made designis …
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Samsung’s Customized Keyboard
The first images of Samsung’s on-screen keyboard have made their way online thanks to Android.hdblog.it. As you can see, there is just only so much you can do to customize the QWERTY keyboard. What Samsung has done is give the end user more options for …
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No More InvisiDroid
Ask yourself these questions … Despite your enthusiasm for the the little green robot, do only your closest friends know you own an Android device? Do you worry that most tech-indifferent people STILL don’t know what Android is? Do you feel left out when the …
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The Great Debate
Sprint has finally unveiled details about its upcoming “Instinct Q,” which we now know to be the “Moment.” Now, I pose a question. So do you go ahead and get the highly anticipated, much touted, HTC Hero, or, do you wait until the beginning of …
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Developers Can Now Target By Carrier in Android Market
Up until recently, developers using the Android Market had the ability to target distribution of their apps by specific countries. A recent email sent to developers indicates that they now have the freedom to select a particular wireless provider if they feel so inclined. First, …
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Gaming the “New” Android Market
One of the more well-known features of Android 1.6 (Donut) is the improved Android Market. One of the enhancements to the content portal is the ability to sort apps by titles consideredt be “Just In”. This is designed to bring up only the most recent …
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