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Amazon Trade-In Beta now Live, Trade that iPhone for some Andy

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  • By Cory Gunther
  • on 18 May, 2011
Amazon Trade-In Beta now Live, Trade that iPhone for some Andy
It looks like Amazon is joining the likes of Best Buy, T-Mobile and others and are now offering a full trade-in program. The Trade-In Beta was explained in a little more detail today and you can see the full press release below. It looks like Amazon will be accepting things like Electronics, Books, DVD's, Games and more all for the trade-in program. I like this idea as I have plenty of old games I don't need, not to mention that iPod Touch that I never use now I have a 32GB MicroSD in my Android phone, and Google Music Beta to top that if needed.
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IOIO for Android detailed: Project samples from USB breakout board [Video]

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  • By Chris Davies
  • on 8 Apr, 2011
IOIO for Android detailed: Project samples from USB breakout board [Video]
We mentioned SparkFun's brilliant new IOIO for Android earlier this week, a USB I/O breakout board for Android smartphones which turns your handset into a super-Arduino of sorts. Now the brains behind the board, Ytai, has spilled the beans on the project, including some sample code and a handful of ideas that you can use IOIO to create. For instance, there's the Retroid, a smart alarm clock which can be told to make different ringing patterns and show various LEDs depending on incoming calls, messages and other events on the handset. Or the Visual Charger, a huge multi-segment LED power indicator which gives an at-a-glance idea of what percentage the smartphone's battery is at. [youtube 8sAvXCfEj3s] We prefer the Wall Printer, though, which uses seven Sharpie-style market pens hooked up to servos for an old-school printer effect controlled by an Android phone. Definitely worth considering if you're into Android and electronics; you can pre-order the IOIO for Android here, for $49.95. [youtube aYUMYyXBaF0] [via Twitter]
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SparkFun IOIO for Android makes Arduino-style hacks simple

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  • By Chris Davies
  • on 7 Apr, 2011
SparkFun IOIO for Android makes Arduino-style hacks simple
If you're familiar with the Arduino then SparkFun's new IOIO for Android should get you really excited. A straightforward way to get I/O from an Android 1.5+ device's USB connection, the IOIO board uses a simple Java API to hook into your app and then allows you to link external sensors, inputs and other controls with your own software and the capabilities of the Android device itself. Among the connectivity choices are Digital Input/Output, PWM, Analog Input, I2C, SPI and UARTcontrol. SparkFun have tested it with the T-Mobile G1, Google Nexus One and Nexus S, and Motorola's Droid X (along with an unspecified tablet) but it should play nicely with other Android devices too. The firmware is all open-source and no modifications are necessary to the handset itself, so you shouldn't impact your warranty. It's available for pre-order now, priced at $49.95. [via Twitter]
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Newegg Goes Mobile With New Android App

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  • By Dylan Bailey
  • on 14 Jan, 2011
Newegg Goes Mobile With New Android App
If you're into anything technology, then chances are you've heard of Newegg. Newegg is one of the top online retailers for PC accessories, components, smartphones, software and entertainment media, and now they have hit the Android Market with their new mobile application.
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