Our friends over at slashgear has just done a really nice review of the BACKFLIP by AT&T. This phone has been known recently as the first Android without Google Search, it was replaced by Yahoo Search. Motorola has been cranking out Android devices since the release of their first, the Cliq. This is their fourth …
Not to be out done by its younger brother, the Nexus One, the Droid now does Sense. HTC’s custom Android UI dubbed Sense is the most popular version of any manufacturer’s in-house UI. It is full of beautiful widgets (no pun intended) that has deep customization as well as many other options. The most notable …
The mod community has been hard at work hacking new features into the Nexus One and they are picking up steam as they learn the in’s and out’s of the device. Even before it was released it was rooted and only 2 months later there are many different options that has been added from custom …
This hybrid of a traditional e-reader and netbook can be yours. It’s powered by Android and can handle internet, ebooks, games, music, videos and notes. Shipment starts within the next few weeks and comes in a variety of different colors.
Some of us suspected this from the beginning but still kept our hopes up. Keep in mind while reading this that this is only pertaining to full Flash 10.1, Flash lite is still a possibility. Adobe has released the minimum requirements for Flash 10.1, and, as many feared, most first generation Android phones fall short. …
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Adobe’s Flash evangelist Mark Doherty has posted some stats and a video that shows if Flash 10.1 (in particular Youtube) has any effect on battery life, it’s negligible on the Nexus One.
It seem Verizon wants to hit the ground running after the recent announcement of a partnership with Skype. There has been reports that the two are in the process of making a VOIP capable phone. This leads us to the Saygus VPhone. This phone is capable is video chat as well as VOIP.
The wait continues but at least we have more video proof that it does work, kinda. This is a Nexus with Flash 10.1 in the early stages of development as you will see in the upcoming video.
Another great Android modder, madoco, has gotten his hands on a copy of the Desire ROM. He managed to get it to boot and most stuff is working as it should.
More hands on video’s from SlashGear. This one comes in the form of Intel’s second Android based MID, based on the upcoming Atom-series Moorestown processors. This MID features a touchscreen, WiFi and 3G, along with the usual sensors – GPS, accelerometer, digital compass – and both front and rear facing cameras.
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