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Vonage for AT&T and T-Mobile

By David Junior
on 9 Apr, 2010

Seemingly out of nowhere Vonage has just entered the Android game. Usually when a company as big as Vonage has plans of introducing a new app there is some sort of press release or even beta testing before hand. Not Vonage, today they released and Android app that is only available for T-Mobile and AT&T Android based handsets.

Foursquare for Android

By David Junior
on 23 Mar, 2010

Foursquare, a location based social networking game, is now available for Android. This game allows users to share their location with their friends. It has been one of the most popular apps for the iPhone and is Gowalla’s main competition. Usually apps ported over from the iPhone are not as good on Android as they were on the iPhone. But this app has a few features that the IPhone doesn’t; the most notable one is Google Maps integration.

MLB At Bat 2010

By David Junior
on 21 Mar, 2010

Opening day is fast approaching, all you MLB fans out there can now keep up with your favorite team on the go right from your Android handset. MLB at bat 2010 is the solution you’ve been waiting for.

Google Buzz widget in the market

By David Junior
on 18 Mar, 2010

Our awesome director, Simms22, has found the official Google Buzz widget in the market. Buzz was introduced by Google awhile back and has quickly became a popular way of sharing your location and it offers twitter like functionality.

2.1 For The Droid is Near

By David Junior
on 16 Mar, 2010

Android 2.1 for the Droid may be closer than we think. An official pamphlet has been discovered from Verizon wireless that gives specific details on the update. So we can pretty much put this in the confirmed pile.

Synchronize Google Voice with Your GPS Location

By David Junior
on 24 Feb, 2010

How would you like to sync your Android device's Google Voice to your current location? Well with there's a way for you to do this now. Google Voice locations use cell tower triangulation to switch your ringing Google Voice phones on the fly.

Motorola Expands Android Portfolio: Introducing QUENCH with MOTOBLUR

By David Junior
on 15 Feb, 2010

Motorola has been on a tear as of late with Android after Android and I am loving it. The more the merrier. Their latest incarnation will be call the Quench/Cliq XT. This device was spied earlier and codenamed the Zepplin.

Acer Liquid E

By David Junior
on 15 Feb, 2010

Acers newest member to enter their Android lineup will be call the Liquid E. This is a beautiful device and it will be powered by Android 2.1 and will feature an Qualcomm 8250 768 MHz Snapdragon processor.

Google Testing 1 Gigabit Internet Service

By David Junior
on 10 Feb, 2010

Google is testing a new fiber optic network in a select few locations. There was a rumor floating around that the Nexus One would have the ability to use VOIP to make calls without the need for a wireless carrier. Looks like Google has bigger plans in the making.

Google Buzz takes sharing realtime

By David Junior
on 9 Feb, 2010

A new announcement by Goggle brings a new product called Google Buzz. Google Buzz builds upon Gmail’s messaging, IM and in-browser video chat, and focuses on in-Gmail sharing with other users.