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November 17, 2009

Droid’s Camera Issues Resolved! (For Now)

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You know all those Droid reviews that heaped glowing praise on everything except the camera? All those reports of issues with getting it to focus?
Many sources are reporting that Droid owners awoke to cameras that suddenly worked perfectly today.  Was it a silent patch? Did the lens just need a cleaning?
Nope. Google’s Dan Morrill explained [...]

November 2, 2009

App Review: Camera ZOOM FX

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There are quite a few special effect camera applications on the Android market these days. A lot of them offer a couple of effects for the user to choose from, but usually there’s nothing special or unique from app to app. That is not the case with Camera ZOOM FX. This application packs a wide [...]

October 27, 2009

Candid Camera: Does Hero Need a Flash?

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The vast majority of people wish that Sprint’s Hero had a flash. While a flash would be a nice addition, I don’t think it’s really all that necessary. I mean, who really takes that many pictures in pitch dark? Let’s focus on the real area of concern… low light.

August 5, 2009

Amazon Releases Shopping Application for Android

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Shopping behemoth Amazon.com has announced a shopping application for Android handsets.  Available as a free download, users have access to Amazon and thousands of other merchants wherever they are.  One of the cool things this app offers is their Amazon Remembers feature.  This experimental service allows users to take [...]

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