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5 Nice Apps I Refuse to Use [Updated]
I tell you what, I love me some Google Reader. One of the first things I did when I got my phone was set up a shortcut to Reader’s mobile interface. It’s fairly robust, but it is in the browser, so it’s a little slow …
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New Mobile Search Features from Google
Google rolled out a couple of handy new features on its mobile-optimized site late yesterday, making it easier to access search results on your phone that you generated previously on your desktop or laptop. The first is Local Search for Mobile. When you visit Google …
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App Review: Pandora for Android
Pandora, the popular ad-supported music streaming service, has now been available for the Android platform for over two weeks. In this review I’ll discuss some highlights and opportunities for improvement which we will hopefully see in future versions to come (reviewing version 1.0.0).
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Motorola Cliq Box Leaked
The box artwork for the upcoming Motorola Cliq has been unearthed, thanks to a Leakdroid tipster. Looking very sexy in the black box, potential customers will see some of the more popular apps to come preloaded on the handset. All of the MOTOBLUR integrated apps …
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App Review: aiCurrency
aiCurrency is, as you might have guessed, a currency converter for Android. It’s not just your standard conversion app though – there are some really nice features you might find enjoyable or helpful. Because of my travels, my online purchase addiction (Hi, my name is …
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Android SOA (Service Oriented Architecture)
In computing, service-oriented architecture (SOA) provides a set of principles of governing concepts used during phases of systems development and integration. Such an architecture will package functionality as interoperable services: software modules provided as a service can be integrated or used by several client interfaces/organizations, even if their respective client …
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40 Android Business Models, Part Four
People worry about making money from selling Android apps to individuals. There are other ways of making money off of Android. Learn about 40 Android business models in this fourth part of a five-part series of posts in Building ‘Droids!
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40 Android Business Models, Part Three
People worry about making money from selling Android apps to individuals. There are other ways of making money off of Android. Learn about 40 Android business models in this third part of a five-part series of posts in Building ‘Droids!
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Looking Forward to the Archos 5 Running Android
The lines are definitely being blurred between mobile internet devices (MID), portable media players (PMP), and netbooks and every other configuration out there, so how do we decide what to spend our hard earned money on? The line of questioning is much like buying a …
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App Review: Swift Twitter App
Twitter apps are in plentiful supply on Android and choosing one can be a bit of a hit and miss affair. Having used Twidroid as my main Twitter app for sometime, I decided to give Swift a try as I felt Twidroid was getting a …
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INQ Mobile Set to Enter US Market with Android
IN1Q Mobile, the company behind the INQ¹ handset (Facebook phone), are ready for their next trick – The one that is bringing lower cost Android handsets to the US in 2010. If they do it anything like their first phone, we’re all in. They already …
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Introducing MOTOBLUR
We’ve waited long enough to see it so let’s cut right to the chase. Here’s what Motorola has done with Android! It’s beautiful and bound to have a mass market appeal. MOTOBLUR integrates all of your contacts in one place – be it phone numbers, …
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First Look: Pandora Brings Their Streaming Music App to Android
Today saw a great 1-2 punch in Android software announcement! First it was Facebook, and now it’s Pandora. The internet radio service has come to Android and the early reactions are rather positive. We’re hearing it is “super fluid” with “no buffer times” even over …
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Video Phones from Universal Microelectronics [VIDEO]
Universal Microelectronics has been showing off two prototype video phones that run on Android. Currently, these are only concepts being shopped around for potential resellers, but they hold great promise. It’s always nice to see Android running on something other than a cell phone or …
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