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Test Gingerbread Build for EVO Leaks to Interwebs
Yet another coveted Android ROM has leaked to the internet this week, this time in the form of Gingerbread for the EVO 4G. The popular Sprint handset is a favorite among hackers and modders who will likely grab this file and tinker away. With the …
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Call Delay Issue Plaguing Nexus One
Some Nexus One owners who rejoiced at getting Gingerbread in February have just weeks later begun griping about a bug in their phone’s version of Android 2.3. Affected users report a 2-3 second delay after a phone call connects during which they can neither hear …
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Droid X2 Video Claims Dual-Core Processor
It is still unofficial, but the Motorola Droid X2 has been caught again on camera. This time it is showing off the boot animation featuring the famous Droid Eye and proclaiming “Motorola Dual Core Technology,” which tells us the Droid X2 likely has a …
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Sprint Nexus S 4G Up For Pre-Order At BestBuy For $199
Earlier this year, Samsung and Google launched the first ever phone running Gingerbread, known as Nexus S. The Nexus S is an amazing device that offers a “Pure Google Experience.” You all may know that Sprint is launching a CDMA version of the Nexus S, …
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Gingerbread Rolling out to Droid X
If you’re a Droid X owner pining for some Gingerbread and haven’t availed yourself of the recent leaked builds, it looks like your wait may soon be over: Android 2.3 is rolling out OTA right now.
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T-Mobile G2 getting Gingerbread this summer?
Last year, T-Mobile USA launched the T-Mobile G2, which is a true successor to the first Android powered phone known as the T-mobile G1. The T-Mobile G2 is an amazing phone and it brings a true Google experience to the users. Android 2.3 Gingerbread has …
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Leaked APKs of Updated Core Android Apps Show Improvements
An updated Android Test Market mysteriously appeared on Tech in 10′s Galaxy S Vibrant today. The result was the ability to download non-released and updated versions of a few of the core Android Apps like the Music Player and Gallery. Tech In 10 states that their Market changed on its own to a assumed test or developer version. The actual market does not show major differences on the surface, but it does include Google’s announced, but not yet implemented content ratings. T
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More Sony XPERIA X10 Mini Pro Image Leaks
There are more XPERIA X10 Mini images this morning for you to check out. We got the above image from Sense.net, showing the form factor of the Android 2.3 powered handset. Also pictured is a bit of the UXP launcher that Sony is implementing into it’s Android builds.
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CyanogenMod 7 RC4 Now Available for Download!
The one thing that I love about Android is the amazing development community behind it. We have developers of all kinds, working their fingers to the bone to bring us the latest and greatest software to our devices. The most notable of these is the CyanogenMod team.
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Rooted Gingerbread for Droid 2 and Droid X
Got a rooted Droid X or Droid 2? If you’ve been jonesing for some Gingerbread goodness, we have good news for you. The good devs at MyDroidWorld took leaked official Gingerbread builds for the two phones and managed to root them. Previously, if you wanted …
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Google Takes Another Step Towards Making NFC Payments a Reality
For those of us Android users that are looking forward to being able to literally do everything with our Android powered smart phones, Google has taken another step towards making that a reality by partnering with Mastercard and Citigroup to make NFC payments a reality.
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CyanogenMod 7 RC3 Begins Rolling Out
With over 21,000 registered devices using CyanogenMod v7 RCs or Nightly Builds, it’s typically a very exciting moment when a new milestone is reached. Though most users that flash their device on a daily basis realize that an RC is simply another nightly build, there …
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Best Buy Launches Sprint Nexus S Pre-Orders Today
Boy Genius is reporting today that Best Buy has announced that they will be begin to take pre-orders for the Sprint version of the Nexus S starting today. There is no word on what the final pricing is going to be for the Gingerbread handset, but Boy Genius confirmed by contacting a Best Buy store that a deposit of $50 will guarantee you a phone on launch, which will be applied to the final purchase price. BGR also reports that the Sprint version is identical to the T-Mo version, but slightly thicker because of the CDMA and WiMAX radios. More information as we get it on the Sprint Nexus S.
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Leaked Staples Lineup Shows Eight Android Tablets Due by June
Staples looks to be the place to go this year for Android tablets. The office retailer is forecasting at least eight Android tablets by June with five of them running Honeycomb.
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Best Buy offering Nexus S for $99 for new 2yr T-Mobile activations
UPDATE: Per comments below, please keep in mind that you may have to be a Best Buy Rewards Zone member with applicable membership privileges. Well looky here, Best Buy just lowered our favorite Android 2.3 AKA Gingerbread carrier to just $99 with prerequisite 2yr activation. Seeing …
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