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Sprint Releases the EVO 3D and EVO View 4G
Come on, you’ve got to admit it, giving a 3D presentation for a 3D phone is actually quite cool. We’re talking about the EVO 3D and the EVO View, the two new EVO devices from Sprint. We’ve actually learned that EVO stands for ‘evolution’ and …
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4.3″ HTC Pyramid Shows Up Once Again, Next To the Desire HD
So, HTC is producing dual-cores as well now. We’ve seen the Evo 3D, the second mainstream 3D-phone, and now the Pyramid shows up as well, next to the Desire HD. It’s sporting a 4.3″ qHD screen and a 1.2GHz Qualcomm dual-core processor. Don’t be fooled …
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Will the HTC Shooter be Announced as EVO 3D?
A week from now and we’ll know for certain but the preliminary specs for the upcoming EVO 3D have landed online. Look for an Android 2.3.2-powered device with dual-core, qHD display, and more!
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Sprint Poised To Steal The Show At CTIA; EVOs and Nexus S Rumored
After a no-show at MWC this year, Sprint is looking to make CTIA all about the new and improved carrier. Promising to “pull back the curtain with the latest in wireless innovation,” many wondered if Sprint would finally unveil the EVOs next of kin. But …
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Google Body Lands in Android Market for 3.0 Devices
Google releases their first Honeycomb-optimized application into the Android Market. Check out the various layers that make up a human body, including nerves, bones, muscle, and more!
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T-Mobile Makes the LG G-Slate a Tad More Official with Specs
T-Mobile and LG make the Honeycomb running G-Slate official. We now know what to expect out of the tablet when it arrives, presumably at the end of March.
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AndroidGuys Weekly RoundUp Jan 24-29
It’s time for the AndroidGuys Weekly RoundUp! We covered a good bit of news last week, so let’s jump right into it.
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AndroidGuys Weekly RoundUp Jan 17-22
Yep, it’s that time again. Time for the AndroidGuys Weekly RoundUp, where I cover all the news we.. ahem, covered.. last week. So, let’s get to it! First, the devices that made the news last week include:
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Battery Life: It’s Holding Your Android Back
With CES behind us and CTIA fast approaching, one begins to think about the laundry list of impressive features being added to android handsets and tablets. Dual-core, HD display, HDMI, Wifi hotspot, 3D, Near Field Communication, ‘4G’…the list goes on and on. All features that you want, and need, on your android. Mobile technology and the android operating system have been growing at an amazing pace – think of how far we’ve come from October 2008. From Cupcake to Gingerbread: 5 different versions of android in just over two years – a new version every 5.4 months. What’s left you ask? The mobile battery!
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T-Mobile and LG Announce G-Slate 4G Honeycomb Tablet
With all the excitement surrounding tablets at CES, it’s no wonder everyone wants in on the action. T-Mobile has just announced via Twitter that it will be bringing the world its first 4G equipped Honeycomb tablet. Dubbed the G-Slate, this LG tablet will run Android …
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Busy Week for CyanogenMod team; CM6.1.1 and WiMax!
It has been said that Google was intent on keeping everyone excited this December, and with their releases of Gingerbread, the Nexus S release, ChromeOS’ debut, and the CR-48 shipments it has become clear that they intended to deliver. It seemed that with the CyanogenMod …
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Google Maps 5.0 to Add Offline Support, Vector Graphics
Keep a close eye on your Android handset over the next few days. Google has a new version of their Maps application lined up, ready to roll out the door.
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The Ticker: September 17 (Long Cats, Angry Birds, and Otterboxes)
It has been few days since the last Ticker rolled across your PC or mobile phone so we decided to drop some jam-packed Android news. We’ll dispense with the pleasantries and get right to it. Behold the Ticker for the week of September 17th!
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Checking to See if EVO 4G is in Stock? There’s an App For That!
In case you were looking to order an EVO 4G today you might want to pump the brakes. As has been the case for most of the week, the latest Sprint super phone is out of stock. Since Sprint is not likely going to make …
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