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Huawei U823X Caught on Film [VIDEO]
The first Android handset from China-based Huawei is definitely a thing of beauty. Announced yesterday at CommunicAsia, U823X is scheduled for a European release for later this year. The 3.5″ touch display puts it bigger than anything HTC has done yet and the same goes …
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Digital Dandelion Releases Rejoinder for Android
LOS ANGELES-June 16, 2009-Digital Dandelion today introduced Rejoinder, a fast-paced timed reaction game for Google Android phones. Rejoinder uses accelerometer and touchscreen gestures for true motion based character interaction. Players must flip, jump, stretch and tickle characters as prompted to earn points. Correct responses earn …
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Layar’s Augmented Reality is Dreamy [VIDEO]
Augmented reality applications are changing the way we view the world. No longer do we have to wonder what’s on the other side of town or, for that matter, on the next block. Android users are able to pull out their handsets and run apps …
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Say Hello to the Huawei U8230
The CommunicAsia 2009 Expo and Conference is taking place in Singapore right now and the first Android handset to emerge is the Huawei U8230.  The handset features a 3.5″ LCD touchscreen, 3.2MP camera, and a whopping 1500mAH battery. Having joined the Open Handset Alliance in 2008, …
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Boingo Wireless Now Available For Android Smartphones
Boingo Mobile Wi-Fi Hotspot Finder Expands Its List of Supported Mobile Operating Systems, Also Including Apple iPhone, Symbian Series 60 and Windows Mobile LOS ANGELES – June 17, 2009 – Boingo Wireless, the world’s largest network of Wi-Fi hotspots, introduces the availability of its first …
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MyTouch 3G in Snapped in Real World
Typically, whenever the “in the wild” shots start showing up, one might assume an actual product launch is right around the corner. Hopefully this is the case with the T-Mobile MyTouch 3G. The successor to the G1 and the second overall Android (US) handset is …
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Android Bits & Bytes
Today marks the start of another semi-regular series of posts. Called “Android Bits & Bytes”, it will be a quick bullet point list of items we didn’t cover earlier in the week. Think of it as Page 2, leftovers, remnants, etc. Maybe it was due …
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Archos Event Comes and Goes – Not the Droids We’re Looking For
Those wanting the Archos event that was scheduled for today to have been Android related are going to be a tad disappointed. Â As it turns out, a new tablet announced but rather than being full of Google, it’s a Windows based device. Even though today …
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Appcelerator Titanium Empowers Web Developers to Quickly Develop Native iPhone and Android Applications
Titanium Beta Release Now Offers an Integrated Platform for Creating, Testing and Commercializing Mobile and Desktop Applications on a Single Platform MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA–(Marketwire – June 8, 2009) – Appcelerator®, a leading provider of open source technologies for developing, testing, and commercializing mobile, desktop, and …
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Moblyng Games Gets Made, Brings First Mafia Game to Android
Redwood City, Calif. – June 8, 2009 -The dons have spoken: Moblyng Games has just become the first social game publisher to bring pinky rings and cement boots to Android gaming with the release of m:Mafia. The cross-platform multi-player role-playing game is a fresh take …
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Contest Time! Win a Free Year of Telenav GPS!
AndroidGuys is giving away 2 copies of TeleNav GPS to our followers and readers. Â Starting today and running through Sunday, readers can enter for a chance to win a 1 year subscription to TeleNav GPS for their Android handset. Â One copy will be given away …
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Android Scripting, Redux
Script your ‘droid with the Android Scripting Environment!
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Vision Objects’ Handwriting Recognition in Android [VIDEO]
Vision Objects sent us a video today showing their MyScript technology for Android. It’s a simple premise – use your finger to write on the screen of your Android handset and it’s converted to text. Watching the short video below, it appears to be pretty …
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Android Tablets and Netbooks at Computex ’09 [VIDEO]
Computex 2009 seemed to be more about netbooks and smaller devices and less about traditional computers and laptops this year. With the global economy limping along, the trend is to go cheaper wherever possible. As we all know, nothing costs less than free, which is …
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