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Pandigital Android 2.0 tablet on sale for $59

By Michael Crider
on 1 May, 2012

Look, we're not recommending that you buy this $59.99 hunk of plastic. This listing on Ben's Outlet is the primary example of the reason that a sale is not the same thing as a deal. But if you just want some (very) basic Android hardware to tinker around with, mod, abuse, destroy or maybe give to a young relative who won't appreciate it, you could do worse than a Pandigital Tablet & E-Reader.

Doubletwist turns Android into a Media Server

By James DeRuvo
on 15 Feb, 2011

There's been an upgrade to the popular DoubleTwist AirSync app which adds a serious new feature that Android phones can take advantage of. Using the feature known as "AirTwist," Android phones can now stream video wirelessly to a TV through an Xbox 360 or Playstation 3 game console. More DLNA devices are also coming.

Marcus Hansson Explains What the Sony Ericsson LiveView is and How Developers Can Develop For It

By Chris Burns
on 26 Nov, 2010

Since the launch of LiveView, Sony Ericsson has had some questions posted (somewhere or another) about how it works and what can be done with it. Sony Ericsson representative Marcus Hansson answers these questions and explains some plug-ins for Android apps compatible with LiveView in this informative 2-minute video. His first comment explains the baffling concept behind the design: "first of all, I want to make it clear that the LiveView is a small screen with buttons on it - it connects with BlueTooth to your phone. So it's compatible with all Sony Ericsson Android phones with 2.0 and above - it's also compatible with most Android phones with 2.0 and above." Easy enough, yes?

Motorola Motoroi Headed To The UK With a Few Upgrades

By David Junior
on 11 May, 2010

The last time we heard about this phone, it was on its way to Korea for a launch there. Well it’s been there awhile now and it seems Motorola is ready to start its world tour. There were also rumors that this device will land on T-Mobile USA, hopefully it does and it includes the upgrades mentioned after the break.

No Free Google Maps Turn-by-Turn GPS Navigation For The iPhone

By David Junior
on 23 Apr, 2010

There has been a rumor around the web that Google will be adding free navigation to the iPhone. Google has denied such claims but left the door open slightly by stating that it may come to multiple mobile platforms in the near future. Also, other Maps features could make their way onto the iPhone.

Motorola Titanium XT800

By David Junior
on 9 Apr, 2010

South Korea will have another Android 2.0 device soon. The Motorola Titanium, which looks similar to other Motorola devices like the Cliq and Cliq XT, is also known as the XT800. There will be two different versions of this handset available.

CallTrack Lists All Calls On Your Google Calendar

By David Junior
on 6 Apr, 2010

For all you people that love to be organized, this is a great app for you. This app will log every call you get or you can select a particular number to log. It’s a very lightweight app and when you open it, all there’s only a few options to choose from. So if you like bells and whistles, this may not be for you. But if you’re like me and want to get right to the point, then you’re going to love this. It’s a free app but it’s only available to Android 2.0.1 and up devices.

Google Gesture Search out for Android 2.x

By David Junior
on 3 Mar, 2010

Google has just released their gesture search application that we first saw demonstrated during last year’s Google I/O by Romain Guy. It was just a concept back then but now all Android users that have 2.0 or higher can now download this app from the market.

UK Motorola MILESTONE over-air update going live NOW

By David Junior
on 17 Feb, 2010

A gift from Motorola to you. All you Milestone users in the UK can update to Android 2.0.1. All you have to do is go into settings then select system update and you soon can bask in 2.0.1 in all it's glory.

General Mobile’s Touch Stone: HTC HD2 Clone Running Android 2.0

By David Junior
on 17 Feb, 2010

General Mobile has been known for making knockoff's of popular smartphones and usually we just laugh at them and forget about their existence. But this is a different situation, the Touch Stone looks to bring us something we all wanted but HTC could not deliver. Thats Android on the HD2.