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The change is occurring as phones based on Google's open-source Android, like Motorola's Droid, hit the market, and the iPhone's other big smartphone …
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The Motorola Droid has been taking up so much of my time that we're a bit bit behind on news. Allow me to catch you up instantly, with ONE post. I know…
For those avid fans of the NBA that are always on the go, now there is a way to enjoy those NBA games, but not everyone can do that, unfortunately, only the.
As you know, Google's freebie turn-by-turn navigation app for Android 2.0 surfaced this week. After driving around our patented testing track for a few days, I can tell you what's great—and what's surprisingly bad—about it.
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By Chris Davies on Friday, Oct 30th 2009 1 Comment With Google Maps Navigation causing ripples not only among Android users but in the share prices of …
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And with talk of application stores, WiMAX and more Android devices, Sprint is trying to answer some of those questions. Sprint probably isn't going to …
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by IDG News Service | 0 Comments Recommends In this week's show, Motorola unveils an Android smartphone for Verizon, Nintendo's profits slide, …
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Google's Andy Rubin, head of the company's Android development, would like to clear something up: Google is not in the phone-making business. …
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By Brian X. Chen Soon, you'll need more than two hands to count the number of Android phones on the market. At this rate, it seems inevitable that the …
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Look at the video above, it's your friendly T-Mobile G1 running the brand spanking new Android 2.0 'Eclair'. It's not a final Android 2.0 build nor is it anywhere close to being an official release, but it's definitely still a sight to …