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Droid X Disassembly – Video

By David Junior
on 25 Jun, 2010

Guess what, there are real parts in the Droid X. Sorry to disappoint you if you thought it was powered by magic. Around here, we love seeing a good teardown, mainly because we can watch the dissection without potentially harming our own devices. This teardown was performed by the good folks over at Droidx.net and they were even nice enough to include instructions and a video.

Boxee and GoogleTV?

By David Junior
on 25 May, 2010

Google TV promises to bring the web to your television. Boxee is a service that brings television to you computer which in turn offers similar capabilities of Google TV. It’s only natural that Boxee wants to join Google in their efforts to bring the web to your standalone television. Boxee has stated they are working on an Android app for Google TV.

Garminfone Unboxed by Phonedog

By David Junior
on 13 May, 2010

No matter what the product is I think it’s safe to say we love to see a nice unboxing. And the pot is even sweeter when the device is turned on for a short demo. Noah from phonedog received the upcoming Garmin-Asus android phone from-Mobile. And he was nice enough to share the unboxing with all of us.

Mint Coming to Android

By David Junior
on 13 Apr, 2010

Are you looking for a good budgeting and expense tracking app? Mint may be the solution to your problems. They are currently working on bringing this app to Android. Between Mint’s web-based service and their iPhone app, they provide great service to over 2 million users.

Garmin Nuvifone Video Demo

By David Junior
on 14 Feb, 2010

After months of waiting on Garmin's Android based smart phone, it seems that it is really close to being in our sweaty Android loving hands. The guys over at MobileBurn was lucky enough to get their hands on the device and it looks quite impressive.

RMI unveils complete Android cupcake mobile reference design

By Shane McGlaun
on 3 Jun, 2009

Computex is in full swing this week in Taipei, Taiwan and RMI Corporation has unveiled a new Android reference design at the show. The reference design is a complete Android cupcake version 1.5 design for mobile connected devices. The Android solution being offered by RMI uses the firms Alchemy Processor family and is a complete turnkey solution built in partnership with Embedded Alley. Embedded Alley is a provider of Linux and Android solutions.