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  • Hey G1ers…Don’t Wait – Grab Donut For Yourself!

    Posted Oct 2 2009 by Scott Webster in News with 83 Comments

    For those of you out there waiting on Android 1.6 (Donut) to arrive on your G1′s, we have but one word for you… STOP.  Forget waiting on the man, take that pastry for yourself!  A direct link to the updated release has been sent our …

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  • Vringo Brings Social Caller Id & Video Ringtones to Android

    Posted Oct 2 2009 by Scott Webster in News with 8 Comments

    Vringo, the “next-generation ringtone pioneer,” has announced the beta release of their social caller ID and video ringtone app.  As the first and only app of its kind, Vringo allows users find, create and share video ringtones with their Android handsets.

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  • Acer Seeing the Light, Shifting Focus to Android

    Posted Oct 2 2009 by Scott Webster in News with 10 Comments

    After jumping into the handset game earlier this year with Windows Mobile, Acer looks to be changing their game plan a bit.  DigiTimes is reporting that Acer’s development strategy will see them putting Android on at least half of their 2010 models. At least, that …

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  • A Day in the “Android” Life

    Posted Oct 2 2009 by Jose Salviati in News with 16 Comments

    “Woke up, fell out of bed, dragged a comb across my head” – Lennon/McCartney With apologies to the Beatles (and with the sincere hope that their team of lawyers have no issue with me adding “Android” to the title of the final track on the …

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  • LG-GW620 available early November in France

    Posted Oct 2 2009 by Raphael Savina in News with 15 Comments

    LG announced the GW620 early in September without carrier specific information.  Today we’re learning it is going to be released in France in early November.

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  • I Really Want a Swiss Army Phone

    Posted Oct 1 2009 by Scott Webster in News with 4 Comments

    This article is a guest-blogger response to a previously posted opinion piece entitled “Do I Really Want a Swiss Army Phone?” written by one of our staff members. Not that many years ago, when I went on business trips I used to carry a whole …

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  • New Mobile Search Features from Google

    Posted Oct 1 2009 by Chuck Falzone in News with 7 Comments

    Google rolled out a couple of handy new features on its mobile-optimized site late yesterday, making it easier to access search results on your phone that you generated previously on your desktop or laptop. The first is Local Search for Mobile. When you visit Google …

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  • Geeks’Phone Gets Overhaul, Full Hardware Details

    Posted Oct 1 2009 by Scott Webster in News with 23 Comments

    GeeksPhone, or as we refer to them, “the little start-up that could,” has retooled their Android handset and announced the official hardware specifications of the “ONE.” What was once considered “just another Android wanna-be” has evolved into a device worthy of our full attention.

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  • Me, Myself, and Android

    Posted Oct 1 2009 by Sam Herren in News with 9 Comments

    This past week I submitted an article on the highs and lows of traveling with Android so from a suggestion for the AndroidGuys editor-in-chief, we have decided to make this a regular editorial.  So why write a column that sounds so obvious for a mobile …

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  • First Look at NFL Mobile Live for HTC Hero

    Posted Oct 1 2009 by Scott Webster in News with 7 Comments

    Wanna see what you prospective HTC Hero owners have to look forward to?  I’ve been using the phone for the better part of a week now and have  found the NFL Mobile App to be a lot more involved and feature-rich than I expected.  It …

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  • Are We on Eve of Donut Rollout?

    Posted Sep 30 2009 by Scott Webster in News with 16 Comments

    You smell that?  We’re beginning to detect a hint of donut essence.  We get the feeling that we’re going to be seeing the 1.6 rollout any day now. We received an email from one of our readers pointing out a recent update to the T-Mobile …

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  • Motorola (Tao) Sholes in the Wild [UPDATED]

    Posted Sep 30 2009 by Scott Webster in News with 12 Comments

    New images have emerged showing the Motorola Tao (Sholes) running around somewhere in Georgia.  The pictures don’t do the handset justice as most of them are focused on the screen’s images and not the phone.  We can tell from the pictures that it has Android …

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  • Truphone Announces Reworked Version of Android App

    Posted Sep 30 2009 by Scott Webster in News with 0 Comments

    Truphone, a global mobile communications provider, has announced a significantly revised version of their Android app.    Claiming to be faster, more responsive and easier to use, Truphone believes that their all-in-one conversations hub is the best experience one can have in terms of international calling. 

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  • The Perfect Mobile OS Deserves the Perfect Phone. This Is It.

    Posted Sep 30 2009 by Jose Salviati in News with 13 Comments

    I loved the Palm OS, but the honeymoon faded quickly.  Same story with Windows mobile.  I had high hopes for the gargantuan in Redmond’s foray into the mobile world only to be disappointed.  It wasn’t long before I was looking for something better.  Android is …

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  • Android Will Make Verizon Relevant

    Posted Sep 29 2009 by Jeremiah Bostick in News with 12 Comments

    Wired Gadget Lab recently said what a lot of people are thinking: Why does Verizon “have the worst smartphones?” Verizon’s take? “Customers don’t care about phones. They care about the network and our network is the best.” Ok, so they didn’t really say that, but …

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