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Non-Google Android Languishes in Obscurity
So I have several G1′s, a myTouch 3G, two Motorola Droid’s, and just one Archos 5 Internet Tablet. While, certainly no expert, I have been using Android the week the G1 was released and was following it before it was a Google acquisition and the …
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Listen Up! Podcast #39 is On Demand
Our latest podcast, #39, is in the can and available for downloads and streaming. Joining me this week was resident AndroidGuy Sam Herren, Nick Gray (HTC Source), and Andrew Kamika (Androinica). Also, Nicole stopped by for a few minutes near the end to share are …
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Motorola’s Droid Update Detailed, Sorta
It’s already publicly known that Motorola plans to roll out an update to the Droid which will see it pick up Android 2.1. We’re waiting for the update to hit, literally any day now. As we wait for the official word, we thought we’d recap …
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Google Gets Social With New “Google Buzz”
Today, February 9th, 2010, Google has yet another release for us(Android Users) that extends the abilities of your Android Device and Gmail account. This free service is called Google Buzz and is essentially another social networking medium. With Google Wave not making much headway, the …
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Why Android “with Google” Makes a Difference for Netbooks and Tablets
“Android” and “open” go together like peanut butter and chocolate, but last year, avid Android followers were reminded that Android might be open, but Google apps for Android? Not so much. Workarounds have allowed use of those applications on phones, but Android’s future is not …
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Conspiracy Theory: Is Apple Orchestrating a Media Attack on Google?
For various reasons, I’ve had plenty of free time on my hands lately. And since I’m an Android Guy, I was closely following the CES 2010 developments. I was also reading all I could about the Nexus One, what kind of impact that it was …
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What the #####! Nexus One Censoring Swear Words
If you’re thinking of using your new Nexus One to curse out your ex with the speech-to-text function, you might want to think again. Reuters has discovered that the voice recognition feature converts curse words into a string of # symbols when rendered into text. …
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How My Life Was Ruined by the Nexus One
I began to click refresh on my browser while sitting on www.google.com/phone at 10:01am on the day of the announcement for the Nexus One. No, I’m not ashamed to admit I am a full-fledged, card-carrying geek. As soon as the page came up I began …
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CES 2010: Two China Only Android Handsets Demo’ed
Attendees of last week’s CES were able to get some hands on time with two previously rumored handsets from Motorola that are, as of now, heading to China. Both the Motorola Zeppelin and the Moto MT710 were available for demo, and we have read impressions …
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Android 2.1 Voice Input Feature is “Experimental”, Requires Data Connection
We were digging through the user guide for the Nexus One and came across something that we hadn’t seen reported elsewhere. You know that nifty little feature that comes with Android 2.1 where you can speak instead of typing? Pretty cool, right? Did you know …
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CES 2010: Inbrics to Unveil MID M1
Inbrics is set to unveil their Android powered MID (mobile internet device) at CES 2010. Information is scarce about the unit, but here is what we know:
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Canadians Complained, HTC Listened
So it would appear that the “IWantMyOnePointSix” (twitter:@IWMOPS) group has had their voices heard. In the coming months, both HTC Dream and HTC Magic owners will be seeing upgrades to their current software. The updates that HTC has so far decided on are only minor …
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The Non-Device News from Google’s Press Event
After endless speculation, today’s press event at Google answered the burning questions about the Nexus One. Â The event, though, offered more than just news about the Nexus One. Â It also offered insight about Google’s role in shaping the future of Android. Â With steam from the …
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10 Nexus One Questions and Answers
After going from hot rumor to official announcement, it’s time we take a look at what the Nexus One is and isn’t. We’ll do our best to get to the point and answer any questions you might have about the phone. Below are the top …
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Google Executive Hints at Google Voice VOIP in 2010
All of you Google Voice fans better be excited because 2010 is possibly shaping up to be the year Google Voice will become VOIP capable. In an interview with eWeek, Google Executive Bradley Horowitz revealed that Google indeed plans to implement VOIP services in the …
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