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Nexus One available with SFR in France
As promised by Google when they announced they were closing down the online shop, the Nexus One is becoming available with some new providers. Right now you can order a Nexus One online from SFR (French provider part of Vodafone group). Soon it will be …
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OnStar + Google = Volt 2.0
Andy never looked so good rolling in a Chevrolet Volt! General Motors and OnStar have just announced the impending release of their latest Volt app which will be available across a wide variety of smartphones. Using the power and functionality of the Android platform Chevrolet …
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Opinion: What Should Become of Google’s Phone Site?
Last week, Google openly admitted to the world that it had failed in its online phone store experiment. I won’t lie… It takes real guts to tell the entire world you were wrong. But admitting failure is worthless, unless you learn from your experience, and …
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THE ONION: New Google Service Whispers Targeted Ads During Phone Calls
Think things are bad now? Privacy hounds are going to be up in arms once they see what Google is up to now! Watch the ‘news’ clip below to see what the future holds for ad-subsidized handsets and content/location aware advertising. New Google Phone Service …
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The EVO 4G in Action; Qik Video Chatting Rocks
Last night I attended the Sprint EVO 4G event in New York city. Of course, I brought along my handy little video camera, just in case I saw something you AndroidGuys would like. Sure enough, Sprint aimed to please. For hours, I was able to …
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Are Google and Verizon Cooking up an iPad Killer?
Of course they are. That is, they would be if they were smart. In speaking with the Wall Street Journal, Verizon Wireless chief executive Lowell McAdam indicated the carrier could be working on a tablet computer running Google’s Android platform.
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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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