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  • You Tell Us: How Has the Economy Changed Your Mobile Life?

    Posted Dec 13 2008 by AndroidGuys in News with 9 Comments

    You can’t turn on the televsion or hit a news site without hearing how bad things are right now.  Pretty much everyone is affected in some way or another.  We want to ask you – How has the economy changed your mobile life, if at …

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  • It’s In The Mail

    Posted Dec 12 2008 by Mark Murphy in News with 31 Comments

    Learn how to send an email from your Android app in today’s episode of Building ‘Droids!

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  • Hey HTC, This is a Sexy Android Phone

    Posted Dec 12 2008 by AndroidGuys in News with 10 Comments

    Getting things right out of the way… This is not an Android phone coming to the US anytime soon. Still there?  Alright, so here’s what you are looking at.  Lenovo and China Mobile are coming together for this “OPhone” which is based off of the …

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  • Loopt Now Available in the Android Market (PRESS RELEASE)

    Posted Dec 11 2008 by Scott Webster in News with 8 Comments

    MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. – Dec. 11, 2008 – Looptâ, an interoperable social mapping and communication service, announced that its service is launching today to consumers through the Android Market, Google’s new mobile application store. Loopt users can share their location between carrier networks with fellow …

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  • Raketu adds VoIP to Android

    Posted Dec 11 2008 by Sriharsha in News with 3 Comments

    Good news to all of you G1 users as Raketu has introduced their Raketu Mobile for Android.  This app enables users to connect to the Raketu mobile services to make phone calls, send text messages, email, and send and receive IMs. In a nutshell, it …

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  • Sony Ericsson Bringing High End Android Handset out by Summer ’09

    Posted Dec 11 2008 by AndroidGuys in News with 12 Comments

    One of the bigger names to join the Open Handset Alliance this week was Sony Ericsson. They are one of the last of the major handset makers, save for Nokia, to get on board with Android.  As they enjoy a growing market share, SE has …

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  • DataViz Bringing ‘Documents to Go’ and “RoadSync’ to Android in ’09

    Posted Dec 11 2008 by AndroidGuys in News with 1 Comment

    After having already tackled the Palm, Windows Mobile, Symbian, and BlackBerry operating systems, DataViz has their sites set on Android as the next platform to see their award winning Documents to Go application. Even with only one screenshot to show, the excitement is starting to …

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  • Ailing Sprint Needs Android Now More Than Ever

    Posted Dec 10 2008 by Scott Webster in News with 10 Comments

    The third largest carrier in the US is hurting.  Bad.  They’re watching customers jump ship left and right and they are almost unable to do anything about it.  Even their Simply Everything plan can’t stave off the exodus, with nearly 3 million subscribers leaving this …

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  • T-Mobile Speaks on Data Roaming Charges – “Don’t Blame Us”

    Posted Dec 10 2008 by AndroidGuys in News with 32 Comments

    Remember the story from last week where poor James got socked with over $100 in data roaming charges?  Long story short, he thought he had all of his data features disabled on his G1 for a trip he was taking to the UK.  The next …

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  • Google’s Rich Miner to Give Sprint Keynote – Android Handset to Follow?

    Posted Dec 9 2008 by AndroidGuys in News with 5 Comments

    December 10th marks the start of this year’s Application Developer Conference for Sprint, which has been held annually since 2001. One of this year’s keynote addresses will be given by CEO Dan Hesse.  Another keynote will be given by Google’s Rich Miner.

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  • Reading the Tea Leaves

    Posted Dec 9 2008 by Scott Webster in News with 3 Comments

    I couldn’t be more excited about the Open Handset Alliance news today.  Seriously.  I think today’s announcement of 14 key players helped me to realize just how big of a geek I am becoming.

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  • Open Handset Alliance Adds 14 New Members

    Posted Dec 9 2008 by Scott Webster in News with 5 Comments

    It’s a big day for the Open Handset Alliance as they officially add their first members since last year’s launch. Picking up 14 new members today, the OHA looks to be even more robust than before. Joining the founding 34 members are: AKM Semiconductor Inc., …

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  • Klitschko Boxing for Android

    Posted Dec 9 2008 by AndroidGuys in News with 0 Comments

    Artificial Life, Inc. today announced their development of Klitschko Boxing — The Official Mobile Game on for the Android mobile platform. The touch screen will allow for multi-control game play, and the hardware capability helps bring some “extremely refined graphics and animations as well as …

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  • LG Unveils World’s First LTE Chipset

    Posted Dec 9 2008 by AndroidGuys in News with 0 Comments

    LG Electronics, a founding member of the Open Handset Alliance, announced today that it has independently developed the first handset chip based on Long Term Evolution (LTE) technology standards. In theory, the modem chip can support download speeds of 100Mbps with upload speeds of 50Mbps. …

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  • Dear Santa: Please Bring Me Widgets

    Posted Dec 9 2008 by Scott Webster in News with 11 Comments

    The second part of the Android Developers Challenge should be getting off the ground before too long and I have a little Christmas wish to go with it.  Please release the widget part of the SDK! The first challenge seemed to revolve around location as …

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