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EVO 4G Passes Through FCC; Release Imminent
Engadget has managed to catch the EVO 4G passing through the halls of the FCC. The device was branded as PC36100 and sports Sprint’s 2500MHz WiMAX band, in addition to Sprint’s usual CDMA bands. Now that we know the device is ready to roll, it’s …
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Opinion: 3 Reasons Sprint Will NOT Drop the Nexus One
There has been much talk regarding the Sprint version of the Nexus One and whether it will meet the same fate as Verizon’s. Back in March, prior to Sprint’s formal announcement of their support for the Google’s flagship device, I wrote a post entitled “Opinion: …
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Will Google Latitude be a Foursquare Killer?
Check this out. Google Latitude has three times the number of active users as Foursquare. Crazy, right? In fact, Latitude has grown 30 percent per month since 2010 started and sits at three million active users. On top of that, another five million people have …
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Watch Google I/O From Your Desk
Can’t make it to Google I/O on May 19th and 20th? That’s alright, there are thousands of others just like you. Fortunately, Google is going to be broadcasting the two-day event live via YouTube. This way all of you aspiring developers and Google lovers can …
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Language Translation Added to Google Goggles (v1.1)
The latest version of Google Goggles (1.1) is out and it brings the wonderful translation feature that was demonstrated back at Mobile World Congress. With Goggles, users can now take a picture of a word or phrase and have it translated on the fly. Check …
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New Google Search Page Comes To Android
If you haven’t noticed yet, Google now has a new mobile search page for Android devices! Oh, and it is awesome! So, what is so “new” about it? Well whenever you go to Google.com on an Android-powered device, and enter a search, you can now …
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HTC Legend is AT&T bound, so says the FCC
Engadget has just posted a picture of FCC origin (see below) showing the HTC Legend sporting AT&T’s 850 and 1900MHz WCDMA bands. The label is the same as the one found inside the unibody case of the Legend that we’ve already become accustomed to. It …
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Official Twitter App for Android Arrives!
We all knew this was coming… Twitter just announced the release of an official Twitter app. It is only for Android version “2.1 and above” (hint for the upcoming 2.2?). When apps work well with each other, sharing becomes as second nature on machines as …
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Bloomberg: Sony to Announce Android-Based Dragonpoint TV at Google I/O
Bloomberg is reporting today that Sony is expected to unveil their new televisions based off a new version of Android called Dragonpoint. We’re going to go ahead and say this name will be a play on words “Drag N’ Point”. The name alone already has …
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Google Announces ‘Place Pages’ for Android Phones
Google has announced the release of their mobile-optimized Place Pages for Android handsets. Users now access all of the same great information found on the desktop client in a tidy and mobile friendly format. Searching for a business or place in will bring up location, …
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Fear Not, Sprint Shall Provide the Nexus One
These days, you can never take a customer service rep at their word; most have no idea what they’re talking about. However, that doesn’t mean their words can’t excite you. On the heels of today’s heartbreaking announcement of Verizon’s Nexus One betrayal, one question lingers …
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Flash and Air Developers Finding it Easy to Port to Android.
Androidpolice.com is reporting that with the recent huge push from Adobe, application and game developers are having a breeze of a time porting over their Air and Flash apps to Android. Most of the feedback of the process has been positive from devs, some even …
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Adobe AIR on the Android Platform
By Andy Rubin, Google VP of Engineering, Android Partnerships have been at the very heart of Android, the first truly open and comprehensive mobile platform, since we first introduced it with the Open Handset Alliance. Through close relationships with carriers, device manufacturers, developers, and others, …
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Google Getting Serious about Gaming?
It would appear so as they have gobbled up ex SCEA executive Mark Deloura. Gizmodo is reporting that Google has hired Deloura to be their advocate for game developers. Check out the whole article from Gizmodo here. Deloura was the manager of developer relations at …
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Rumor: Nexus One getting major OTA update soon?
Phandroid has pointed out a very interesting rumor circulating amongst the French. According to Smartphone France, the Nexus One is set to receive an over-the-air update in the coming days. The site states no source and should therefore be taken with a grain of salt. …
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