Phoenix Suns embrace Verizon’s LTE Galaxy Tab 10.1
This one caught us a bit by surprise, but nonetheless, the Phoenix Suns have partnered with Samsung and Verizon to make the LTE Galaxy Tab 10.1 their tablet of choice when it comes to the day-to-day operations of the Suns. They plan to also use …
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Ask.com Launches Android App
Ask.com is one of the most popular and well-known search engines (next to Google, of course) on the internet, and now they’re looking to establish a foothold in the mobile industry as well. They’re on the right track with the announcement of their Ask.com Android …
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T-Mobile Makes the LG G-Slate a Tad More Official with Specs
T-Mobile and LG make the Honeycomb running G-Slate official. We now know what to expect out of the tablet when it arrives, presumably at the end of March.
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AAA Roadside Now Available for Android
AAA releases their renowned “Roadside Assistance” app for Android, making it easier than ever to use your AAA membership without ever having to make a phone call.
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Swype Releases Official Statement on Distribution
We’ve all done it, in one way or another. Downloaded a Swype.apk file to give Swype’s amazing keyboard a try. Found a Swype.apk and sent it to our friends. But the fact is that some aspects of distribution are illegal according to Swype Inc.’s copyrights. Swype has released an official statement, directed mainly at users on XDA, about when it’s okay or not okay to distribute Swype on devices.
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Where! Update Encourages Discovery of “The New”
For anyone who has used Where! it’s one of the best ways to find just about everything. From gas stations to movie theaters and everything in between. Using your location or just a zip code, you can find a ton of places to go see, do, touch, eat, whatever. So what happens when this location engine gets a UI update and a shift in priorities from knowledge engine to crowdsourced knowledge engine? You get a look into the future of Where!
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LG Steps up to the Plate Again with VZW “Vortex”
The list of Android smartphone that didn’t really make the bill seems to be increasing at a much slower rate recently. The hardware manufacturers have all had a little time in the field, and their experience is bringing them to release either what they consider …
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Anvita Health Unveils Anvita Mobile Viewer For Google Health (PRESS RELEASE)
Innovative New Android-based Application Makes Personal Health Data Accessible for Google Health Users Any Time, Anywhere PALM SPRINGS, CA, Feb. 3, 2008 – Personal health records (PHRs) on Googleâ„¢ Health are going mobile with today’s introduction of the Anvitaâ„¢ Mobile Viewer for Google Health. The …
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iPhone, Android Developers Flock to Flurry for Analytics (PRESS RELEASE)
Flurry Beta Tag removed after 300 developers use Flurry Analytics in first 60 days SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 26, 2009 – Flurry, a cross-platform mobile application analytics provider, rang in the New Year with over 300 developers using its free service within the first 60 days …
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Truphone Anywhere Launches On Android G1 (PRESS RELEASE)
LONDON–Jan. 21, 2009—Truphone today announced the immediate free availability of its Truphone Anywhere application for Androidâ„¢-enabled mobile handsets, including the recently released G1 phone. The application is available now as a download on the Android Market in the U.K. and the U.S. To coincide with …
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Klitschko Boxing for Android
Artificial Life, Inc. today announced their development of Klitschko Boxing — The Official Mobile Game on for the Android mobile platform. The touch screen will allow for multi-control game play, and the hardware capability helps bring some “extremely refined graphics and animations as well as …
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Visa Developing Application for Android
Chase Visa card members are set to enjoy an ATM location finder and reward services software with their Android handsets.
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