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Rumor: Verizon’s Third Android Device to Act as a “MiFi” Personal WiFi Router
It’s pretty much a done deal that the Motorola Sholes and HTC Desire are going to be Verizon’s first two handsets but what about the third one? According to information passed to Unstrung, the third handset will be manufactured by a smaller company and will …
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App Review: Astraware Solitaire
One of the biggest gripes about the Android platform has been the lack of good games. Generally speaking, people tend to think that to qualify as a good game you should have 3D graphics and visuals that blow you away. Well this isn’t necessarily the …
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No More InvisiDroid
Ask yourself these questions … Despite your enthusiasm for the the little green robot, do only your closest friends know you own an Android device? Do you worry that most tech-indifferent people STILL don’t know what Android is? Do you feel left out when the …
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Gaming the “New” Android Market
One of the more well-known features of Android 1.6 (Donut) is the improved Android Market. One of the enhancements to the content portal is the ability to sort apps by titles consideredt be “Just In”. This is designed to bring up only the most recent …
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Leaked Document Tips HTC Desire and Motorola Sholes (Tao) Arriving Before Black Friday
It didn’t take long to figure out what handset it was that Google CEO Eric Schmidt was holding earlier today. An internal Verizon document making its way into the hands of Gizmodo tells us that it’s almost certainly the HTC Desire. Based on the picture …
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Schmidt and McAdam Tease Us With New Android Phones in the Wild
We still have to wait a few weeks for the announcements to come from Verizon, but that’s not stopping CEO Lowell McAdam from parading around with the Motorola Sholes. See that picture? The nerve of that guy to tease us – what with his non-blurry …
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The Perfect Mobile OS Deserves the Perfect Phone. This Is It.
I loved the Palm OS, but the honeymoon faded quickly. Same story with Windows mobile. I had high hopes for the gargantuan in Redmond’s foray into the mobile world only to be disappointed. It wasn’t long before I was looking for something better. Android is …
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Was Google’s Hand Too Heavy?
AndroidGuy was formed in the backroom of a T-Mobile retail store in early November 2007. I, along with Scott and a few others were giddy about the prospect of owning a mobile device with little to no restrictions. We would be able to run any …
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App Review: Express News
Every morning as my dogs rush past me to the yard for their morning romp, I sit on my deck with a cup of hot coffee and start my day. This routine has long included my G1 to check email, Twitter, Facebook and the like …
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Don’t Hold Your Breath…
..because I don’t think we will ever see Google itself manufacture a handset for Android. One of the pieces of buzz right now is how people are wishing that Google would be like Apple and create a piece of hardware that will run the Android …
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Android, Not Ready for Prime Time. Or Is It?
I need to start this article with a confession of addiction, it is what they tell me helps to handle my problem; Hello, my name is Ray and I am addicted to Technology. That being out of the way; I am like Napoleon Dynamite’s brother …
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OpenTable Mobile for Android Confirms Your Dinner Reservations
OpenTable, Inc., has announced the launch of their free reservations booking app for Android-based devices. Diners using the app can check the availability of multiple restaurants in their respective areas, browse restaurant reviews, invite friends to join them! After helping seat over 500,000 iPhone diners, …
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What is Verizon’s HTC Desire 6200?
New phone alert! Someone over at Phone Arena was passed a pic of an internal Verizon computer screen. There is nothing to add to this other than their tipster claims it’s a Google branded experience. It’s the first we’ve seen of this model and/or codename …
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Phone Menus To Get Less Frustrating Thanks to Fonolo’s “Deep Dialing”
Fonolo is doing their part to make it easier and less aggravating to call large companies. A major update will officially announced tomorrow, unveiling a new hosted offering aimed at companies looking to improve their customer experience and reduce call center costs. The service, known …
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App Review: Snappy Seeker
I am all about software that makes things easier. If you can find a way to increase my productivity without sacrificing any of the options I’ve grown accustomed to, then your app will always have a place on my phone. When I first stumbled upon …
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