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Written by Android Smartphones on September 1st, 2010
Written by Android Smartphones on September 1st, 2010
According to a little email sent out by the developer of Angry Birds, a full beta test of the Android version will arrive this week. The game that Apple people go on and on and on about launched on WebOS last week, so it's really about time it ...
Written by Android Smartphones on September 1st, 2010
Billing this as a rough-'n-tumble smartphone, Motorola's Defy doesn't particularly wow on the specs-front, but could be a good Android alternative to those rugged smartsmartphones Samsung keeps churning out. More »
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Written by Android Smartphones on September 1st, 2010
Remeber the Motorola i1? Moto has just added its second rugged(ish) Android handset in the 3.7-inch Gorilla Glass-fronted Defy. It's dust-, scratch-, impact-, and water-resistant. Matching up to the IP67 durability spec means it's expected to resist being submersed in up to a meter of water for up to half ...
Written by Android Smartphones on September 1st, 2010
Even without yesterday's premature video promo, you had to know Motorola wouldn't leave its international audience without a successor to the Milestone, so today -- surprise, surprise -- we're being treated to the Milestone 2's launch. The first thing to be said here is that if you've handled a DROID ...
Written by Android Smartphones on September 1st, 2010
It's been known for some time that Twitter would be moving away from basic authentication to OAuth for third-party apps; in fact, they'd already officially pushed back the drop-dead switchover date once to mid-August before finally pulling the plug this week. Be that as it may, it makes sense that ...
Written by Android Smartphones on September 1st, 2010
Everyone deserves a second chance, right? In the world of cheapo tablets, sure! Or at least that's our attitude when it comes to a company like Augen. Sure, it was just about a month ago that it released its $150 GenTouch78 at Kmart, but it's planning some future tablet products ...
Written by Android Smartphones on September 1st, 2010
You’ve never seen entertainment like this before. Presenting the Samsung Epic™ 4G –with the astonishingly clear Super AMOLED™ display and Sprint’s ridiculously fast 4G network starring together for the first time. Movies, websites and e-books blaze to life on the ultra-vivid 4-inch widescreen display with HD-like quality. Put down the ...
Written by Android Smartphones on August 31st, 2010
Wherever it is that Mr. Blurrycam calls home, Poland isn't it. Android.com.pl has the best pre-release shots of the 3.7-inch LG E900 yet, replete with some titillating specs. We're told that the upcoming Windows Phone 7 device will be driven by a 1.3GHz Qualcomm QSD8650A system-on-chip -- basically a Snapdragon ...
Written by Android Smartphones on August 31st, 2010
Come on, you knew it would come to this. In an industry obsessed with 3D as a means of boosting sales, somebody was bound to introduce a 3D tablet that requires glasses (polarized, no doubt). While other companies like Sharp have 3D tablet ambitions designed around its glassesless parallax barrier ...