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  • Wolfram Alpha Lands on Android, Will Set You Back $2

    Posted Oct 6 2010 by Mike Donovan in News with 7 Comments

    While Google will always have a special place in our hearts as a search engine, it has never been that great for precise answers to your search. Enter, Wolfram. The new search engine that launched last May has finally released an Android app. The search …

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  • TheStreet: Android Market to Integrate Paypal as Early as October 26th

    Posted Oct 6 2010 by Scott Webster in Rumors with 2 Comments

    One big bone of contention for many new Android users is having to use Google Checkout over Paypal for purchasing apps.  It’s not that Checkout is a total hassle to set up, but, rather, most folks are just more acquainted with Paypal.  Plus, Paypal is …

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  • Team Douche Will Give ETAs for CyanogenMod

    Posted Oct 6 2010 by Chuck Falzone in News with 23 Comments

    We all know that the only rule of CyanogenMod is that you don’t ask for ETAs, but that rule went out the window in Austin this weekend at the Big Android BBQ.

    What made Team Douche reverse course?

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  • Verizon Announces the Motorola Droid Pro [UPDATE]

    Posted Oct 6 2010 by Stephen Tenerowicz in News with 5 Comments

    UPDATE: Full press release and specs after the break: Verizon has officially announced the Droid Pro.  Before I go any farther, I just want to say that I absolutely love the form factor.  I just hope Motorola got it right this time and we don’t …

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  • Virgin Mobile Launches Samsung Intercept at Target Stores Nationwide

    Posted Oct 4 2010 by Stephen Tenerowicz in News with 2 Comments

    Virgin Mobile officially announced the availability and pricing of the Samsung Intercept today.  The Intercept will retail at Target Stores for a $249.99 price tag and should make it out to other retailers by mid-October. Hit the jump for the full press release.

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  • G2 Now on Sale at Radio Shack, $149.99 on 2-Year Contract

    Posted Oct 4 2010 by Stephen Tenerowicz in News with 9 Comments

    Boom! Radio Shack now has your G2 for sale!  Staying true to it’s word about being the first to have the T-Mobile G2 for sale, Radio Shack now has the phone for you to purchase.  I just called my local Radio Shack in Albany, NY …

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  • Froyo Now Powers 1 in 3 Android Phones

    Posted Oct 1 2010 by Scott Webster in News with 4 Comments

    New figures hot off the press!  Google has released the latest figures for devices accessing the Android Market and we’re getting closer to a Froyo majority.  The period ending October 1 shows all legacy versions of the platform dipping ever so slightly while Android 2.2 …

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  • Alpha Test This: Overbite for Android

    Posted Oct 1 2010 by Chuck Falzone in News with 3 Comments

    When I was in college back in the last century, one of my roommates, a computer science major, had classes with this guy named Marc who was working on a project called Mosaic that would let you view web pages with images displayed inline. I …

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  • StartTalking lets users send texts by voice all without touch

    Posted Sep 30 2010 by Sam Herren in News with 17 Comments

    Per this post in the USA Today, the StartTalking by AdelaVoice app is available the Android Market now or you can download here.  According to the presser, the application will allow the sending of text messages with voice even when the screen is dark.  Just …

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  • Calling all Android users on Verizon!

    Posted Sep 30 2010 by Sam Herren in News with 18 Comments

    Getting tired of being left behind for the next Android phones or are you like me and just want a new phone ever six months or so?  If so, check this out.  Verizon has just launched a new trade-in service for any phones from any …

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  • Cellphone Radiation Detector Rejected by Apple Comes to Android

    Posted Sep 30 2010 by Eric Zdankiewicz in News with 4 Comments

    Even as Android users, most of us have become familiar with the harsh requirements of the Apple App Store.  Rejected App Store applications routinely find a place in the Android Market, and Tawkon Radiation Detector is no exception. After a year of development, Tawkon claims …

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  • Developer’s Spotlight: Launcher Pro’s Federico Carnales

    Posted Sep 28 2010 by Stephen Tenerowicz in News with 22 Comments

    Like many of you, I am a huge fan of Launcher Pro and Launcher Pro Plus. Swiping between screens is a real breeze, fast and fluid. Overall, it makes the stock launcher really seem like a joke.   This excellent piece of software fills in …

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  • Shots of Verizon-Branded HTC Merge Hit Web, Bing Safely in Tow

    Posted Sep 28 2010 by Stephen Tenerowicz in News with 1 Comment

    While this is a news from a couple days ago, it is still important.  Photos of the CDMA version of the HTC Desire Z have surfaced again. It appears to be headed to Verizon.  BGR has scored a mega-load of images of what looks to …

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  • Droid 2 FM Radio Revealed

    Posted Sep 27 2010 by Stephen Tenerowicz in News with 0 Comments

    Didn’t know the Droid 2 had an FM Radio? Yeah, neither did we, but thanks to some clever folks over at XDA-Developers, you can now listen to your favorite radio stations at will.  As with most things like this, a bit of hacking and command …

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  • Android: Open Source or Just an Open Mess?

    Posted Sep 27 2010 by Sam Herren in News with 83 Comments

    Those of us who are familiar with the “with Google” stamp on the back of our respective Android phones what does this actually signify?  Is it part of a carrier deal that gives exclusivity to Google premium apps like Gmail and the Android Market, or …

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