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Microsoft’s Bing and Maps coming to Motorola’s Android phones in China

We all criticize the iPhone for being locked down and completely under Apple’s control. Android is completely open. Developers and manufacturers can build their own flavor of Android..."

Google Labs unveils Gesture Search for Android 2.x

It’s no big secret that Google is the king of search. The majority of the globe uses Google.com for their web searches, but Android is proving to be a great little search device..."

App Review: Recordoid turns your Android phone into a Dictaphone

If you’ve ever needed to use your Android phone as a voice recorder, I’m sure you’re found a simple recorder of the market. But there has not been a whole lot for those..."

Microsoft’s Bing and Map...

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Google Labs unveils Gesture Se...

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App Review: Recordoid turns yo...

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Mar 16, 2010

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Nexus One with At&t and Rogers 3G bands goes on sale

Today, Google has started selling a Nexus One that ships with 3G bands compatible with At&t and Rogers. Both North American carriers use the (850/1900/2100 MHz) bands which are slightly different than the (900/AWS/2100 MHz) bands utilized by T-Mobile USA for their 3G network. We knew that Google has plans to roll out the Nexus One to a few more carriers (Verizon and...

Mar 16, 2010

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Canada and developers rejoice, Google introduces paid apps i...

Our neighbors to the north have enjoyed Android for quite some time now, but if you asked them if they enjoy Twidroid Pro or the latest game from Radiant, they might look at you with a puzzled look. Since the launch of Android, Canadian users have not had access to paid apps on the Android Market. Today, all that changes! From what we’ve heard, Android adoption in Canada...

Mar 11, 2010

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Microsoft’s Bing and Maps coming to Motorola’s A...

We all criticize the iPhone for being locked down and completely under Apple’s control. Android is completely open. Developers and manufacturers can build their own flavor of Android and customize it to their heart’s content. But as much as Android is an open platform, it’s a Google platform as well. Or so we thought. Motorola’s new Backflip on At&t was...

Mar 11, 2010

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Android market share grows over 150% in 3 months

Though Android’s reputation seems to be a bit tarnished by those who really don’t understand it, sales numbers speak for themselves. ComScore has just released their “Mobile Subscriber Market Share” numbers from October to January, revealing that Android market share has jumped over 150% in that time period. Android subscriber numbers jumped from 2.8% to 7.1%, pushing...

Mar 10, 2010

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