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Google Wave Being Released to Beta Testers Tomorrow
CNN is reporting that Google is getting ready to release a beta build to 100,000 testers this Wednesday. Google Wave has been a highly anticipated app from the search giant, and is a program that is reported to have some Android connectivity as well. What …
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Was Google’s Hand Too Heavy?
AndroidGuy was formed in the backroom of a T-Mobile retail store in early November 2007. I, along with Scott and a few others were giddy about the prospect of owning a mobile device with little to no restrictions. We would be able to run any …
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ODROID Pre-Orders Announced for Korean Developers, Limited to 300
A platform development version of the ODROID device was announced for preorder in Korea today. Limited to Korean developers, there only 300 units up for grabs. The ODROID development device sells for roughly $320 US dollars. Today’s event was hosted by Korean blog Aesop.  Preorders …
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T-Mobile Starts the Countdown for Cliq Pre-Orders
In terms of hype, nothing beats an actual launch date for a new flagship phone.  Pre-order dates come close, but what happens until then? What are we fanboys and fangirls to do until we have something to sign up for? A recent trend is …
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Motorola Cliq Box Leaked
The box artwork for the upcoming Motorola Cliq has been unearthed, thanks to a Leakdroid tipster. Looking very sexy in the black box, potential customers will see some of the more popular apps to come preloaded on the handset. All of the MOTOBLUR integrated apps …
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Is Rooting Overrated?
UPDATE: As pointed out in the comments, it might have been more appropriate to title this piece “Are Custom ROMs Overrated” instead. We hope you will sting the piece enjoyable nonetheless. I decided some time ago that I would root my phone after an app …
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Playing Catch Up?
So… it’s clear to many of us (especially given that they’re the only provider in the U.S. offering android phones at the moment) that T-Mobile has being playing a bit of catch-up to get their 3G network up and running. This has just left me …
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1-800-FLOWERS.COM Adds Android to Platform Portfolio
The biggest name in online florists has announced a downloadable storefront app for Android, thanks to a mobile strategy based on Digby’s Mobile Commerce Suite Platform. This version follows in the footsteps of the web client as well as iPhone and BlackBerry apps. 1-800-FLOWERS.COM is …
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Have Android Will Travel
This is the first week I have traveled with my iPod and not used it at all thanks to my G1 and the myTouch 3G. As posted in a previous article I have an extended battery for the G1 so it has an actual standby …
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Fight the Fights Worth Fighting For
More is at stake with mobile devices than the ability to run YouTube videos. If you are going to go to war, fight a fight worth fighting for. More in today’s rather opinionated episode of Building ‘Droids!
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Newbtorial: Adding Sounds to Your Android Phone
Hello Android users, I thought I would be a good exercise to run through how to create/add new ringtones, alarms, and notifications. It is very easy to add new sounds to your phone by following the steps below.
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Share Your Adventures with Moby Android
The first Android app from mobypicture has landed in the Android market. Called Moby Android, it allows for users to share photos, videos, audio and text with friends, family and contacts. All of the major social networking sites and services are represented including Facebook, Twitter, …
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Google Responds [CYANOGATE '09]
You know something’s a pretty big deal when Google feels obligated to respond to a situation. Such is the case with the recent situation going down between the Android team and Cyanogen. Today sees Dan Morrill dropping by the official Developer blog to weigh in …
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Unboxing an HTC Hero for Sprint [VIDEO]
I had the privilege of unboxing an HTC Hero from Sprint today and wanted to share the experience. It was my first time playing with the HTC Sense UI and something beefier than the G1. The video you’ll see is raw, unedited footage but still …
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Don’t Hold Your Breath…
..because I don’t think we will ever see Google itself manufacture a handset for Android. One of the pieces of buzz right now is how people are wishing that Google would be like Apple and create a piece of hardware that will run the Android …
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