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MouthOff for Android Arrives
Popular iPhone “game” MouthOff has made its way over to Android. With MouthOff, users can hold their handset in front of your mouth and sing, talk, yell, or laugh to get the animated mouth to work.  The app mouths move in real-time by using sound …
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Leaving T-Mobile Behind for Verizon Droid
Anyone following the invasion of the Droid can see a plethora of reviews on PhoneDog, Gizmodo, Boy Genius Report among others. So I will spare you the redundancy since those guys do reviews for a living and are much better at it than I. What …
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Google Pushes Source Code for Android 2.0 – Developers Push it to G1 Within Hours
Android 2.0 SDK has been available for a few weeks now, but the source code has been held hostage. The word around the campfire is that Google hasn’t been too forthcoming with it. Most handset manufacturers have been stuck messing with Android 1.6 instead. No …
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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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OpenTable Helps 1 Million Diners Find a Table
OpenTable, a company we profiled back in September, has now seated over 1 million diners using their mobile app. With a $50 average check per diner, this equates to more than $50 million in revenue generated for its restaurant partners. OpenTable‘s application comes in Android, …
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‘Zagat To Go’ Arrives on Android Today
A full press release should hit the wires later today, but we’ve got some early information on the new Android app from Zagat.  The new app is called Zagat To Go and it comes a few months after the launch of ‘nru‘ from a few …
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App Review: Bedside 3.0
Like Nyquil’s “nighttime-sniffling-sneezing-coughing…” medicine, the upcoming Bedside 3.0 application is the nighttime, light dimming, sound stopping, music playing, flashlight providing, alarm linking, customizable, amazingly supported must have on your nightstand so you can rest Android application!
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App Review: Puzzle Blox
For me, puzzle games are the best. Whether it involves shapes, bubbles or words, I just dig them. I’ve wasted plenty of time with the Final Fantasy series, I know the Mario Brothers all too well and the last time my brother was in town …
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App Review: Service Tattler
I was a heck of a bartender back in the day. I could sling drinks as fast as anyone and chat with random people about anything. This resulted in a great group of regulars most nights. Still, my mix-master skills and charm couldn’t please everyone, …
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European HTC Hero Skipping 1.6 Update
File Under: Good News/Bad News We just had an interesting email come across our inbox pertaining to the European version of the HTC Hero. One of our readers reached out to HTC to ask about whether or not their Hero would be seeing an update …
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Wireless Tether: A Love Story
This is more of a personal recommendation than it is an application review. Anyone who does work on the go nowadays knows just how essential “all over” internet access is. But wireless data-only plans are often expensive and require another piece or two of hardware, …
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Un-Ugly Me
One of most frequent complaints about Android is about its unpolished and unelegant UI when compared to that of iPhone. As a brief user of iPhone 3G, it hurts me to admit that it is indeed the case. Just take for example Compass apps from …
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App Review: DriveSafe.ly
DriveSafe.ly is an application that will read aloud the text messages you receive while driving or doing anything that stops you from looking at your Android’s screen. The application itself is free (available from the Market) but to get more choice of voices or to be …
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