50 Android apps you must install before the world ends
Get the most out of your Android phone or tablet with these essential apps and games.
Multi-client chat app imo adds NFC support, enhanced location sharing
Multiple chat and Instant Message app imo have announced that they have released an updated version of its Android app. The new version (2.7.5) sees the integration of two key location-based components, Near Field Communication (NFC) and location sharing. Should you ever run into another imo …
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In Brief: TripIt, Skype, and Twitter update Android apps
Three of our favorite Android apps get updated in the same day!
Skype 2.6 for Android brings photo and video sharing
Microsoft, since purchasing Skype, has launched several updates for their Android application, and today another one is being released. This update brings the video calling ability to different Android devices. Skype 2.6 for Android allow users to send photos and videos to their friends and family …
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Skype 2.5 Adds Video Chat Support for 14 New Devices, Including Galaxy Tab 10.1
The Skype blog put a post up yesterday, notifying readers and followers of a new version of their Android application. Released today, v2.5 adds support for video chat on an additional 14 devices, including the Galaxy Tab 10.1 and Motorola XOOM. What’s more, the update …
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Updated Skype App Supports Video Chat for 17 Additional Devices
A new version (2.1.0.46) of Skype has landed in the Android Market today, adding video chat support to another 17 devices. The total now sits at 21 supported Android handsets and includes a few notable handsets such as the EVO 4G, Thunderbolt, and Xperia PLAY. …
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Skype Hits Android With Video Calling, Limited To Few Devices
Skype is one of the leading applications for video and voice calling. It’s been available for Android for some time, but unfortunately there was no video capability. It was recently launched for iPhone 4 with video calling, as the iPhone 4 sports a front-facing camera. …
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June 30th Thunderbolt Update Brings Gingerbread, Skype
Our friends over at Phandroid have gotten their hands on what appears to be a leaked document from Verzion, and it brings good news for Thunderbolt owners. The Thunderbolt is set to receive an update on June 30th that not only gives users the latest and greatest in the form of Android 2.3.4, but it also includes Skype video chat, which was originally supposed to launch with the device.
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Skype for HTC Thunderbolt Leaks to Internet
When it was announced that Skype was going to be on the HTC Thunderbolt at the time of release, eyes opened and the masses looking for VZW’s first 4G handset were excited. This was good news! I, for one, was excited at the idea of …
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Skype Acquires Qik for $100 Million
Today at CES, Skype announced their acquisition of Qik, the popular mobile video streaming and video calling service. The agreement was finalized at $100 million.
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What’s Happening With Skype Video Calling for Android?
Back in May, Skype made their ambitions very clear. But, with competition from the likes of Fring and Qik, Skype seems to be playing a fair amount of catch-up in the mobile video chat department. On this note, Skype decided to issue a statement saying …
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Skype for Android Rolls Out to All 2.1+ Devices
Big news for Skype and Android users today as the service rolls out to anyone running 2.1 or higher on their handset. No longer exclusive to Verizon, it’s now available to roughly 3 in 4 phones.
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Update for Droid Incredible Happening Now, 720p Video Recording and More
A few weeks back, we first reported on an update that was rumored for the Droid Incredible. While it might not be the Froyo update you guys were hoping for, it still featured some nice tweaks. Chief among the update was the ability to record …
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Good News, Bad News: Fring
Multi-platform chat and video chat service Fring has see their share of good news and not-so-good news over the last week. First, it was announced last week that customers with Apple’s iOS4 platform could make and receive video calls with the cool kids on Android. …
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