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GMail Labs Experiment Signals Another Sign of Android Invasion
If you’re like us, chances are pretty good a lot of your contacts Gmail are Android users. Wouldn’t it be great if you could open Gmail up and know whether or not your friends were using their Android devices for chat instead of sitting at …
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The Google Phone Rumor Returns… AGAIN
Here we go again! The “it’s not happening/yes it is” rumor of an actual Google branded handset has come back. TechCrunch is reporting today that not only is it going to happen, but it was originally slated to drop this quarter. While we might have …
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The Big List of Stuff We Missed
How about that week of Android news, eh? The train keeps picking up steam and we’re doing our best to keep up. We’re really fortunate to have other great Android websites to help with news and rumors. These sites do a fantastic job of keeping …
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Developers Challenge Trims to Top 200
With the first round of the ADC 2 completed, it’s time to see who has made the cut. After getting underway back in May, the list has been trimmed to 20 semi-finalists from 10 categories. Over the next weeks (months), Android users will be able …
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LG Eve Headed to Rogers
LG has announced that their Android-based “Eve” (GW620) handset will be available through an exclusive deal with Rogers Wireless. Touted as a smart phone “designed specifically for social networking” it’s available for $49.99 with a 3-year voice/data agreement.  The LG Eve features an app called …
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LG Opens Doors on GW620 “Eve” Website
LG is gearing up to launch their first campaign based around Android. Touting their handsets as the “friendly smartphone”, the GW620 (Eve) certainly seems aimed directly at the social butterfly. Check out the spots below and you’ll see what we mean. The accompanying video and …
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Verizon Building Their Own Android Army
Although we touched on this over the weekend, we wanted to circle back with more information about Verizon’s Android plans. If the reports from various mobile tech sites prove to be true, Verizon could be sitting with 4 Android handsets by the end of this …
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A Familiar Situation
I write this today at the very real risk of further exposing my age. I’ve already divulged in articles past that I worked with Novell in the 90′s and have a lego-loving nine year old but this may serve to better pinpoint the number of …
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Android Beyond Java: Part Three
Want to develop for Android, but Java isn’t your thing? Learn more about alternative Android programming options in this this week’s series of posts on Building ‘Droids!
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The Great Equalizer
HTC, Samsung, Motorola, LG, the list is growing. Manufacturers are opening their eyes to something you and I embraced long ago, Android is the NOW mobile platform. I’m excited to see the hardware that evolves around the best mobile platform. Heck, I even wrote an …
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Android Market Monkey Business?
Developers have derided the Android Market virtually since its inception last year. More recently, in SDK 1.6, Google responded to some of the developers’ concerns in a number of ways. Most notably, increased categorization for apps, and the new ability for app publishers to post …
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App Review: On Air (WiFi Disk)
Android devices operate almost exactly like computers and obviously runs independent of one. You don’t need to sync your Android with a cable to get your emails, contacts, calendar entries as it can be done through the air. The same goes with applications or podcasts. …
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LG Shows Off GW620 – Plenty of Pictures and Video to Go ‘Round
We’re finally learning a little bit more in terms of what LG is doing with Android. The fellas at Le Journal du Geek (translated) were in attendance at a show where LG was showing off the GW620 handset. Thankfully for us, they were able to …
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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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App Review: PicMe (Screen Grabber)
PicMe is a tool to capture the screen from your Android device, however it can only be used on rooted devices. It has been tested on Dream, Magic, Hero, Galaxy. To get a screenshot from your Android device, you can install the Android SDK, connect …
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