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Hello fellow AndroidCommunity members, welcome, and Happy New Year 2010! We are so excited for the new Android devices that will make their way into our hands this year. We also hope to have great news on all the upcoming gadgets at CES. It seems like the most exciting...
An early accessory listing leaked the names of Samsung Galaxy S II variants for AT&T, Verizon, and Sprint, leaving T-Mobile out of the loop. Today though it looks like there may be another "hero" phone coming T-Mobile, in the form of a phone named (for now anyway) the Samsung...
Well what do you know? It's a Sprint Nexus S for your vanilla enjoyment. We got a brief, very brief, and I mean BRIEF look at this device back at CTIA 2011 down in Orlando and found that the only big difference between it and the original to be...
We all love Android for it's openness and cross device goodness. But an operating system is only as good as the phone it's running on- right? We'll, if so, we are in luck. Android has dominated the Consumer Reports charts yet again.
After being ranked by carrier, Android devices top...
Here we are again with another comparison chart, showcasing plenty of Android devices. This time around, while the chart is from Verizon, it's not all in-house devices, as the Motorola Citrus is being compared to the Samsung Vibrant (T-Mobile), the Motorola Backflip (AT&T), and HTC Hero with Google (Sprint)....
This app is a simple Tricorder for Android, using your phone's real sensors to detect magnetic fields, gravity and a few other cool things. All you fans of Star Trek has made this one of the most popular apps on Android with an estimated 150,000 downloads.
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As of lately, it appears we have been busy with videos for the Hero from Sprint, or for the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10. And how to forget the TV advert for the Verizon DROID by Motorola, throwing everything they can against the iDont phone.
Well, apparently, T-Mobile doesn't want you...
Android Community kicked off this week with a real treat. The QiGi was spotted in a hand on video demonstrating Android. The interface seems to fit the screen very well and respond with ease. The user flipped the handset over for a brief glimpse of the camera and interesting...