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Android Community Evening Wrap-Up: February 23, 2012

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  • By Sam Koutroulakis
  • on 23 Feb, 2012
Android Community Evening Wrap-Up: February 23, 2012
We hope you all had a great Thursday, and here's a few of today's top stories. The ASUS Eee Pad Transformer was updated to Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) over in Taiwan, so we had figured it would make its way over to the US soon. We're sure of that now, as ASUS recently confirmed it should hit the states tomorrow.
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Box for Android updated, gives all new users 50GB free cloud storage

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  • By Cory Gunther
  • on 23 Feb, 2012
Box for Android updated, gives all new users 50GB free cloud storage
The popular cloud storage option for Android Box.net has just been updated in the Android Market. Along with tons of awesome features, improvements and bug fixes they also have something else very exciting -- free storage! I've been a long time user of apps like Box or Dropbox but most don't offer this much storage. Box.net is now giving all new users 50 GB of storage completely free.
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Cloud Music Sniper gives third-party apps access to Google Music

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  • By Michael Crider
  • on 20 Feb, 2012
Cloud Music Sniper gives third-party apps access to Google Music
Google Music is pretty awesome - as an integrated service on Android, it's hard to beat. But there's just one issue with music stored on Google's servers, whether it's purchased from the Android Market or uploaded from your collection: it's only accessible from Android using the official Google Music app. With developer R2DoesInc's Cloud Music Sniper, that's no longer the case: this Market app allows any application to access locally stored songs from Google Music, so long as they've been downloaded to your phone/tablet's internal storage or SD card.
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Possible Google Drive screenshot and logo leaked

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  • By Michael Crider
  • on 16 Feb, 2012
Possible Google Drive screenshot and logo leaked
Last week we started to hear resurgent rumors that Google's remote storage service, labelled "Google Drive" and integrating across Android, web and desktop platforms. Today GeekWire got their hands on what's being presented as the wen interface for Google Drive. Submitted anonymously and blurred out to avoid identification, the screenshot looks basically identical to the web version of Google Docs, but with files and folders instead of documents. It looks pretty legitimate, though we'd remind readers that this sort of thing would be very easy to fake.
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Google’s own cloud storage service to launch soon

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  • By Sam Koutroulakis
  • on 9 Feb, 2012
Google’s own cloud storage service to launch soon
We've all sent ourselves countless emails through GMail with important files attached to place them on Google's servers for easy access. There's no shame in that; it's easy, fast, and works. No need for an installed application, as it is accessible from whichever device you decide to login from. But haven't you wondered when Google would release their own cloud service?
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Verizon releases clip on ‘Unified Communications and Collaboration’

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  • By Sam Koutroulakis
  • on 4 Feb, 2012
Verizon releases clip on ‘Unified Communications and Collaboration’
Dubbed Unified Communications and Collaboration (UCC) by Verizon Wireless, the company has released a video describing how it simplifies a user's work experience, and prepares them for a more secure future. It's tough to tell if we're seeing anything new through this clip, as most of this could be put together prior to it. It seems they've only termed wireless unity 'UCC'.
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DropBox opens Android Beta program, gives away up to 5GB of extra storage

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  • By Michael Crider
  • on 3 Feb, 2012
DropBox opens Android Beta program, gives away up to 5GB of extra storage
DropBox has been moving up in the world in the last few months, due in no small part to excellent support of mobile platforms like Android. Today the cloud storage service announced a beta program for users of its Android app. Testers will get access to a newer, faster and more feature-rich version of the DropBox app - but that's not all. If you need a carrot even without the stick, beta testers will receive up to 5 gigabytes of extra cloud storage connected to your account, for use on any operating system, including DropBox's more robust desktop programs.
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Dropbox Beta updated with ICS support, improved gallery, and bulk uploads

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  • By Cory Gunther
  • on 20 Dec, 2011
Dropbox Beta updated with ICS support, improved gallery, and bulk uploads
Everyone's favorite cloud storage option for Android has just released their latest beta build. Currently the version available in the Android Market is the same one we all already use and love but today Dropbox has pushed their latest beta build over at the Dropbox forums. Complete with an overhauled UI that not only looks like ICS but fully supports it too. Download links and more details are available below.
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Dolphin Browser and Box.net team up for cloud sharing

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  • By Michael Crider
  • on 15 Dec, 2011
Dolphin Browser and Box.net team up for cloud sharing
As previously indicated, Dolphin Browser HD is awesome. And with extended storage deals for LG, Sony and HP devices, cloud storage provider Box.net is making quite a name for itself among mobile users. Today the two meet in Box for Dolphin, an easy way to share links between your Android phone or tablet and other devices using your Box.net account.
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Sony Ericsson and Box give Xperia owners 50GB of storage

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  • By Shane McGlaun
  • on 15 Dec, 2011
Sony Ericsson and Box give Xperia owners 50GB of storage
Sony Ericsson has announced that it has teamed up with cloud storage provider Box. The partnership will give users of Xperia branded smartphones access to 50GB of file sharing and storage free. That free storage can be used to store all the digital files you need including photos, music, and video. The free storage is accessed with the Box for Android app.
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