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Opinions From an Apple & Google Fanboy
There has been plenty of spilled ink (and pixels) surrounding products released over the past few years by Google and Apple with both putting  out game changers or a iWhatever killers. A perceived rift may be becoming a reality. As both an Apple and Google …
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OCOSMOS Announces OCS5
South Korean handset manufacturer OCOSMOS has released a new MIP (Mobile Internet Phone, or Multimedia Internet Phone depending who you talk to), that has the ability to make calls over VoIP when connected to WiFi. Of course, it runs the Android OS, has a 3.7 …
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Firefox Development Underway for Android
It seems that Mozilla has begun work in earnest on building Firefox for the Android platform. Citing sources from the German Firefox community, Softpedia says that Mozilla is working with developers to make a build available that will at least display webpages in February, with a …
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HTC Offers Sense UI as Download for Magic Owners
HTC has formally announced the release of “ROM Version:3.05.401.3″ which allows for Magic owners to download and install Sense UI. This means the great features and customized widgets found on the Hero can be yours! Head to HTC’s website to download the ROM Update Utility …
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Chinavision Succeeds Where Others Have Failed, Makes a Boring Android Handset.
Engadget Mobile has an article up taking a look at Chinavision’s “Robot” Android handset. Check out the article for the full specs and lowdown on the phone. Â I’ll give you a hint before you go – It’s a 2.8″, dual-band snoozer. Â As I stated in …
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FixIt!: Google Calendar and time zones
One of the best features of Android is the integration with Google’s services. If you are using Gmail and Google Calendar, you will like the fact that everything will be seamlessly synchronized between the cloud and your Android device. The issue is that any problems on …
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Latest AdMob Report Shows Android Drinking Microsoft’s Milkshake
The latest AdMob metrics report is out today and it’s nothing we haven’t seen yet. To sum it up quickly, Android continues to grow both here in the US and abroad.  In the span of one year Android traffic (in the AdMob network) has …
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Flash for “Most” Android Devices in 2010?
Flash has been perhaps the most eagerly anticipated feature just outside the grasp of Android users since the release of the G1. There have been many rumors, conjectures or speculations as to when Flash may actually land on our devices and most have been overly …
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Future of Community (Android) ROM development
Paul O’Brien (Founder of MoDaCo) announced today a new and exiting way to get the MoDaCo Custom ROM. The Hero Kitchen will let you select what you want or not want in your ROM. For example, if you don’t use HTC Footprints, why letting it …
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Espresso’s Sense UI Captured on Video
While most of us were putting the finishing touches on wrapping gifts, some lucky fella spent his Christmas Eve playing with the new Espresso build of HTC’s Sense UI on his Hero. And in the spirit of giving, they decided to record the experience. While …
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Pocket-Lint: Dell Android Tablet Coming to CES
Tech blog Pocket-lint has inside information on a Dell Android tablet that is expected to be announced next year. The scarce details indicate that an announcement is expected to come at CES 2010 in Las Vegas. For those who don’t know, CES happens to be …
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Duarlander Promises Consistent Android Experiences
The issue of Android fragmentation is a legitimate one but has a much greater effect on developers than consumers. We, as consumers, want your app to work on our phone, period. Your job as a developer is to insure that it does just that. And …
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Archos 5 in the Real World
Let me first say that I have always been an early adopter. From my first Tandy Color Computer II to one of my latest automobile purchases, the great Mazda RX-8, I am on the hunt for the next big thing and the products that are …
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Garmin Looks to Android for Direction
With the recent announcement of Android 2.0 and the eagerly anticipated addition of Google Maps Navigation, it should come as no surprise that established navigation companies like Garmin weren’t as excited about it as us Android users were. However, as part of their “Q3 Earnings …
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Android and You: User Responsibility
Back on 6 Oct., AndroidGuys published a Newbtorial called “How to Keep the Zip in Your Android.” The article laid out some rudimentary pointers about how to avoid sluggishness on your Android device by not over-taxing the available memory.
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