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HTC EVO 4G Now Has Wireless N Support

By David Junior
on 21 Jun, 2010

That’s right folks, the EVO can now take advantage of wireless N technologies. Thanks to the great development community the EVO now has this great new feature. Recently, there have been a few complaints that the EVO had problems keeping a strong Wi-Fi connection, hopefully this addition will sure that problem up a bit.

(Rumor) Samsung Galaxy “Tape”: Early Specs Revealed

By David Junior
on 14 Jun, 2010

More news of the latest member of Samsung’s Galaxy family is starting to flow in. this time around a Vietnamese site by the name of Tinh Te, is claiming to have information on a few specs. If they are true this will be a pretty impressive tablet. Samsung has a history of being able to deliver hardware pretty quick so the wait for this slate may not be as long as most.

Acer Aspire One D260 Android Compatible Netbook

By David Junior
on 9 Jun, 2010

Acer recently announced the D260 netbook. This netbook will have the ability to dual boot Windows 7 and Android. It will be released on July 1st, finally an Android netbook/tablet type device that we can actually go out and purchase.

Install Android 2.2 Froyo on iPhone 3G

By David Junior
on 7 Jun, 2010

Before 2.2 makes its way to Android phones “officially” it has been ported to the iPhone. Now you can have Froyo on your Droid, Nexus One and on the iPhone. This is a work in progress, it has a few bugs that need to be worked out.

LG Ally Details Galore And a Verizon Pre-Order Date

By David Junior
on 11 May, 2010

Some internal documents were leaked recently to the guys over at BGR. These documents contained all sorts of information on the upcoming LG Ally. We now know that it’s coming to Verizon and pre-orders will start this May 13th. This phone will also bring with it a few alterations to Android.

Aigo N700 “AigoPad” MID revealed: Tegra 2, Android 2.1 & 1080p HD

By David Junior
on 3 May, 2010

Finally, there are more details on the upcoming Aigo N700. If you haven’t heard, this is a 7-inch Android tablet that was formerly known as the AigoPad. It’s loaded with great features, some of the most notable is the second-generation Tegra chipset, Wi-Fi and 3G and up to 32GB of onboard storage.

Shadow, Nexus 2 or Droid 2 Live Pictures?

By David Junior
on 2 May, 2010

The Shadow has been M.I.A. since we first heard about it a few months ago. It’s slowly making its way back to the forefront of Android news. Recently we’ve seen it pass the Wi-Fi alliance sporting wireless N technology and a few other details came with it. Now we have the first possible live shots of the final product.

Motorola Shadow Passes Through WiFi Alliance

By David Junior
on 30 Apr, 2010

We haven’t heard any information about this phone in a long time. If you all remember this phone is rumored to be the Google branded Nexus Two. Recently a device from Motorola, the Motorola MB810, passed through the Wi-Fi Alliance. Apparently this device has the codename Shadow which will likely be changed by the time it’s released.

Commtiva Passes The FCC With T-Mobile 3G Bands

By David Junior
on 28 Apr, 2010

Another Android device will be hitting the market soon. This phone comes from a Chinese company named Commtiva. It will be sold through Cincinnati Bell which shares the same 3G bands as T-Mobile.

Motorola Will Turn To Skyhook In Favor of Google Location Services

By David Junior
on 26 Apr, 2010

Motorola has just made the decision to use Skyhook instead of Google’s Location services. This news is relatively new and out of nowhere so there aren’t many details on how this will work just yet. Does Motorola have a problem with Google? Or, Motorola is just trying to have their devices stand out from the rest of the Android devices.