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Opinions From an Apple & Google Fanboy
There has been plenty of spilled ink (and pixels) surrounding products released over the past few years by Google and Apple with both putting  out game changers or a iWhatever killers. A perceived rift may be becoming a reality. As both an Apple and Google …
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Nexus One is Coming to Sprint
Rumors of a Sprint enabled Nexus One have been floating around since Google announced that the “superphone” would make it’s way to Verizon in the Spring. Then, Walmart decided to kick the rumors into a higher gear by “accidentally” launching a Nexus One coming soon …
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Motorola is Working on a Google Phone
It doesn’t come as a surprise, but Motorola CEO Sanjay Jha confirmed today that his company is working in partnership with Google on an Android phone to be sold directly to consumers. Presumably, this handset would join the Nexus One in Google’s online store. Further, …
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China: We Won’t Limit Android
Fears that Android handsets might not find their way into China have been calmed. Reuters is reporting today that China will not try to limit use of Android. So long as the platform complies with Chinese law, Ministry of Industry and Information Technology spokesman Zhu …
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Google’s New AdWord Policy Has Users Targeted By Handset and Carrier
Last last week, Google announced a new strategy for AdWords. AdWords will now target users by the device and carrier they use, letting advertisers more directly reach consumers.  This means Android fans won’t be seeing any iPhone ads while surfing, but may see ads related …
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Walmart to Offer Nexus One
Part of my daily routine involves checking my RSS and twitter feeds while I drink my morning coffee as both seem to help me get my day going.  As much as I’d like to think the world stops with Android news once I go …
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How Much Longer Will Android be the Underdog?
The perception of us Android users is much like the Linux crowd: thick black-framed glasses, translucent skin that hasn’t seen daylight since who knows when, and a foreign dialect that sounds slightly like a techno form of Klingon. BUT for how much longer? For the …
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Conspiracy Theory: Is Apple Orchestrating a Media Attack on Google?
For various reasons, I’ve had plenty of free time on my hands lately. And since I’m an Android Guy, I was closely following the CES 2010 developments. I was also reading all I could about the Nexus One, what kind of impact that it was …
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This is Not Android 3.0 Running on HTC Supersonic
What you see above is being passed around as “Android 3.0 running on the upcoming HTC Supersonic”. The image show a 3-D home screen with the app launcher featured in Android 2.1 with a tab. While it would be great to see something like this …
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What the #####! Nexus One Censoring Swear Words
If you’re thinking of using your new Nexus One to curse out your ex with the speech-to-text function, you might want to think again. Reuters has discovered that the voice recognition feature converts curse words into a string of # symbols when rendered into text. …
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Eating My Words Never Tasted so Good!
And of course, I would be talking about the Nexus One, the most glorious Android phone to date. About four months ago, I wrote an article called, “Don’t Hold Your Breath…”, talking about the fact that I really did not see Google trying to get …
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Did Google Shoot itself in the Foot with Nexus One?
Microsoft sure thinks so. In a quote from Microsoft’s Robbie Bach taken from Bloomberg, it seems the software giant thinks that Google may have bitten off more than it can chew. The Bach Quote from Bloomberg: “Doing both in the way they are trying to …
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How My Life Was Ruined by the Nexus One
I began to click refresh on my browser while sitting on www.google.com/phone at 10:01am on the day of the announcement for the Nexus One. No, I’m not ashamed to admit I am a full-fledged, card-carrying geek. As soon as the page came up I began …
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FixIt!: Google Calendar and time zones
One of the best features of Android is the integration with Google’s services. If you are using Gmail and Google Calendar, you will like the fact that everything will be seamlessly synchronized between the cloud and your Android device. The issue is that any problems on …
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