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Google Labs Releases ‘Listen’ Podcast App
The latest app to come from Google Labs is called ‘Listen‘ and like everything else the Mountain View team does, it’s a clean, clutter-free app with handy features. Users can search, download, stream, and subscribe to podcasts and other audio from the web. Create your …
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Google Voice App Arrives in Android Market
The highly anticipated Google Voice app has arrived in the Android Market. While there are other apps you can get to integrate your Google Voice account with your handset, there has yet to be the official Google release. Until today that is. If you have …
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Google Mobile Team Releases ‘Places Directory’ App
Ever find yourself in a new city or town wondering where the nearest gas station, ATM, or restaurant was? Of course you have – everyone has. A few members of the Google Mobile decided to address this common situation using their 20% time. The result is a …
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Rubin Breaks Down the 3 Flavors of Android
If you are starting to pay closer attention to Android lately, you’ll likely notice some difference in how handsets are being branded. Some have the “with Google” on the back while others don’t. Some handsets come from major companies like HTC and Samsung, and yet …
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Non-Google Branded HTC Magic to Offer Outlook Sync and More
The HTC Magic being sold in Singapore and other parts of Asia will have a few noticeable differences from the handsets we’ve seen released elsewhere. It’s a doozy too – native Outlook support. Have you ever noticed how Android handsets show “with Google” on the …
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Google’s Android Lawsuit
If Erich Specht gets his way, his company Android Data Corp., will receive nearly $100 million in damages from Google and the entire Open Handset Alliance over use of the term “Android.” Google believes the claims don’t have any merit and claim they “will defend …
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Far EasTone to Drop a Pair of Android Handsets in ’09
Google’s decision to set up camp in Taiwan is looking better all the time. Wanting to work closer with members of the Open Handset Alliance and further Android, it appears that this is exactly what is happening. Today, PC World is reporting that Taiwanese Far …
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Dianne Hackborn Talks Soft Keyboards for Android 1.5
We have to be getting close to dropping the full Android 1.5 SDK on developers. It’s either that or we’re going to see the platform updated soon. The Android Developers blog was updated late last night with an article from Dianne Hackborne. This time around, …
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Google’s Schmidt: “Quite Significant” Announcements Involving Several New Pieces of Hardware This Year (Update)
With the first quarter numbers coming in for Google, the natural tendency is to look at what might help improve things. It’s not like things are terrible, but they could always be better. The AP has an article up today which details the recent earnings …
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First Look at Handmark’s Express News
Yesterday, I was lucky enough to grab a copy of Handmark’s beta release of Express News. After playing with it over the evening and early today, I wanted to share my thoughts and give you guys a glimpse at what’s coming.
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Google Keeps Your Secrets Safe on Your Android Phone
Google wants to make it possible for you to carry your most sensitive data with you without compromising its security. Released yesterday, Secrets for Android, allows users to securely store and manage vital information like passwords, credit card, and login information.
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Compal Communications Adds Name to List of Android Netbook Makers
The list of companies working with netbooks and Android seems to grow as fast as handset makers is. First it was Asus, followed last week by HP. Today, we can Compal Communications to the list. Based out of Taiwan, Compal provides monitors and digital media …
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You Tell Us: What’s Your Thought on Carrier Specific Android Market Results?
It’s time for this weekend’s reader feedback and it’s a pretty hot topic. What’s your thought getting different Android Market results based on your carrier?Â
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G1 Tethering App Yanked From Market
Something tells me that the developer behind this app is going to get more notice now than ever before. Google has pulled WiFi Tether for Root Users from the Android Market for violating the Developer Distribution Agreement. Google enters into distribution agreements with device manufacturers …
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App Review: Google Finance
Even though I’ve lost a good sum of money in the stocks I still like to know how they’re doing. Especially when to get back in with the money I’ve been keeping in my mattress. This is where Google Finance comes in to play. It allows you track your Google Finance portfolios as they bear and bull throughout the day. Also, along with tracking your portfolios, it allows you to track the markets and catch up on the market news.
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