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Three Reasons the Cliq Will Click with Consumers
The press ink is not even dry after the Motorola Cliq was announced this past week and there is already talk of the Cliq’s failure. Here are my top three reasons I believe this device will be a hit for T-Mobile and beyond:
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40 Android Business Models, Part One
People worry about making money from selling Android apps to individuals. There are other ways of making money off of Android. Learn about 40 Android business models in this first part of a five-part series of posts in Building ‘Droids!
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How to Fix the Android SDK Debug Monitor in OS X Snow Leopard
The Android SDK is probably my favorite tool to come out of the Android OS so far. I use it for everything- installing apps, emulator tests, moving files- I even use the Dalvik Device Monitor (ddms) to take screenshots and terminate apps. But when I …
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LG Formally Announces LG-GW620 as First Android Handset
Hot on the heels of last week’s leak comes the official announcement of LG’s first Android handset. Called the LG-GW620, it’s a slide out QWERTY with a 3″ touch screen. The press release tells us little about the handset other than it is part of …
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Will New Devices Fragment the Android Market?
Will the introduction of new Android devices fragment the Android Market?  I suppose it’s possible, but not probable. As companies like INQ hint at their own take on the experience and Cole Brodman acknowledges the shortcomings of the Android Market if there is fragmentation, it’s …
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HTC Tattoo Outed at $469 Unlocked
The price for an unlocked HTC Tattoo has surfaced over at Expansys. Selling for $469.99 unlocked, it might seem a bit high at first glance. However, as HTC Source points out, this is $100 less than what they’re selling the HTC Hero at. Doing a …
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Clicking with Cliq
The Motorola Cliq gives the Android developer community a new device, a new manufacturer, and a new challenge. Learn more about what’s different on the Cliq and how to address it in today’s episode of Building ‘Droids!
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Third Time’s a Charm for My MyTouch3G
Just yesterday I ordered myself a brand, new black myTouch 3G (MT3G). Now mind you this is my third unit as the first two were taken back to T-Mobile due to ‘technical difficulties’. I’ve been hesitant all along – I could not justify a device …
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INQ Mobile Set to Enter US Market with Android
IN1Q Mobile, the company behind the INQ¹ handset (Facebook phone), are ready for their next trick – The one that is bringing lower cost Android handsets to the US in 2010. If they do it anything like their first phone, we’re all in. They already …
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What They’re Saying About Motorola Now
It’s no secret that today was a pivotal moment in Motorola’s history. Most analysts and pundits would agree that today was going to be one of those “make or break” days for the company. What’s up their sleeves? Will they bounce back? Are they ready …
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And Here’s the Motorola Cliq!
So long “Morrison” and hello Cliq! The next exclusive handset headed to T-Mobile will be the Motorola Cliq. All the rumors and speculation proved to be pretty accurate. Here’s the low down on the hardware for those of you who might be into that sort …
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Introducing MOTOBLUR
We’ve waited long enough to see it so let’s cut right to the chase. Here’s what Motorola has done with Android! It’s beautiful and bound to have a mass market appeal. MOTOBLUR integrates all of your contacts in one place – be it phone numbers, …
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Watch Motorola’s Keynote Here!
Watch Motorola CEO Sanjay Jha give the keynote address today at Mobilize ’09! Learn what it is they’ve been working on with Android and see it live! We’ll leave the post up afterwards so you can share reactions.
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First Reactions to Motorola’s Android Phone
Thanks to a comment on another post, we’re able to bring you one of the first reactions to Motorola’s inital Android handset. Here’s what Global Equities analyst Trip Chowdhry has to say…
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Sprint Ups Ante With “Any Mobile, Anytime” Plan
Sprint has been doing their part to stem the bleeding that is customer churn. With handsets like the Palm Pre, the BlackBerry Tour, and the forthcoming HTC Hero, they’re building up a handset repertoire that puts 2008′s offerings to shame. It’s true – they are …
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