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Apple Has ZERO Idea What Android Is
In today’s Apple address to the nation of the iBrainWashed, the Cupertino-based company flaunted their ignorance for the entire world to read. No, I’m not referring to their illogical explanation of reception problems or blatant denial of facts that point to the hardware defect in …
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Google Docs Viewer for Mobile
Good news is upon us for Google Docs users. One can now go to docs.google.com from your Android (or other mobile device) browser, and view native Google Docs documents as well as .pdf, .ppt, and .doc(x) files previously uploaded to your Docs account, in a …
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Froyo Build FRF83 Now Available for Nexus One Users
Another incremental Froyo build is being pushed out to Nexus One users. This time it’s build number is FRF83. If you are getting tired of FRF50, download the OTA right here and manually install it. I should note that you must be running the FRF50 …
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The Tale of EVO Screen Woes: A First-Hand Account (With Video)
After much discussion with my peers, I had come to the conclusion that the problems people were seeing with the HTC EVO 4G’s screen were nothing more than a select few, Twitter savvy folk stirring up trouble on the Interwebs. Sure enough… I was wrong. …
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Logitech Confirms Companion Box to be Called “Revue”
Logitech took to their blog today to confirm the “Revue” as their companion box for Google TV. Rather than forking out hundreds or thousands for a new television, Logitech’s add-on peripheral is designed to complement any current HD set. So how did they come up …
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AT&T CEO Obviously Not a Fan of Google
There’s an article on the Wall Street Journal today that talks about AT&T and their reaction to Verizon’s willingness to cozy up to Google and Android. While CEO Randall Stephenson acknowledges that they have done a terrible job could do better with Android, he promises …
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Is the Droid X Really Running Froyo?
Engadget has just posted some exclusive hands-on goodness of the Motorola Droid X. In their post, they make it very clear that the device is running Android 2.1, and not 2.2 (aka Froyo). The perplexes me for one simple reason. Take a look at the …
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Next Generation of Droid Unleashed June 23rd
The end of the month is shaping up to be a fun one for us Android enthusiasts. Samsung has asked us to “save the date” for the 29th as we assume they’ll be announcing the Galaxy S pricing and carrier availability. Six days earlier, however, …
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Android Market: Hiccups Continue
On the Android Market forums there is an uproar: many apps significantly suddenly dropped their counts. We already covered Market issues twice in the past week and Google even apologized to developers. However last night the first thing I noticed was that my “Credit Card” …
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Google Now Offering Sources for Trivia Wars Everywhere
So for all you know-it-alls–I mean trivia buffs, Google has implemented a new feature in mobile searches to help you answer questions and source your arguments for the year that the Fonz jumped the shark. Pictured to the left you see the new feature, which …
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Froyo on Nexus One: Google “Striving Hard to OTA it ASAP”
Google announced Android 2.2 “Froyo” about three weeks ago and ever since then, Nexus One owners have been begging for the delicious update. Assuming there are still some of you out there who haven’t gone and installed it manually, the over-the-air update is coming you …
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EVO Gets “Toasted”; Root and Froyo ROM Released
The EVO isn’t even available at Sprint stores until tomorrow, but when Google decided to give around 5,000 of these bad boys away, they were basically telling developers to “get this bad boy rooted already.” And so they did… Over on XDA-Developers, toastcfh (also known …
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Verizon’s HTC Incredible Finally Gets Rooted (UPDATE: Or Not)
With all the spotlight on Sprint’s EVO 4G, it seemed like efforts to root Verizon’s Incredible were but a distant memory. Says AllDroid.org’s Jake Day and Boostdscoob… fear not, “we have root!” At around 10:15 PM UTC, the duo posted a screenshot of what they …
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Exclusive: EVO 4G Accessory Prices and Availability (Updated with Pics)
We’ve known for a while that the EVO would come to market with plenty of accessories. What we didn’t know was how much the ones we actually cared about would cost. Thanks to a friend over at Sprint, we now have a little more insight …
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