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CyanogenMod 7 custom Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread ROM goes final
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The Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread-based custom ROM, CyanogenMod 7, has officially gone final with its newest, stable release. The team behind CyanogenMod has been working tirelessly to get a stable build ...
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Google's Latitude Now Grants Status And Deals
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Google recently updated its Latitude service for the Android and iOS platforms with new features. The latest iteration of Latitude will give users status (Regular, VIP, Guru) each time they check into...
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Google adds Android enterprise features to Google Apps
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We imagine that RIM is cringing after last week's release of enhanced enterprise capability for the Android OS. Google has added new features for both Google Apps for Business and Google Apps for Educ...
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Android's problem isn't fragmentation, it's contamination
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This thought was first given voice by Myriam Joire on last night's Mobile Podcast, and the simple, lethal accuracy of it has haunted me ever since. All the hubbub and unrest about whether Google is tr...
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What Are Google's Priorities? Reorg Reveals All
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Google has reorganized its senior management structure to align its key product efforts under a single senior manager, one per group.
The move, reported Thursday night by The Los Angeles Times, means ...
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Google deal with ITA approved by DOJ with conditions
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The US Justice Department has outlined several stipulations Google needs to fulfill before it can approve the $700 million purchase of travel software company ITA. As a result of the antitrust probe, ...
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Samsung Nexus S 4G hits the FCC
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Sprint still isn't offering anything more specific than "this spring" for a Nexus S 4G launch date, but it looks like we may now at least be one step closer to a release. The Google-approved phone jus...
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Gingerbread to be served this summer for the T-Mobile G2?
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It looks like owners of the T-Mobile G2 will finally be receiving their Gingerbread this summer according to a story in ComputerWorld. The report, written by JR Raphael of Android Power, said that Rap...
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Froyo treatment is about to grace Virgin Mobile's Samsung Intercept
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Sprint Samsung Intercept owners have been reaping all the rewards and benefits coming from their recent Android 2.2 Froyo update, but it shouldn’t be long now before Virgin Mobile’s variant will get i...
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Android enterprise features get a boost
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Google has beefed up its Android enterprise features in a bid to get its platforms in more businesses. That’s right folks, Android is ready to work.
One of the new Android enterprise features may make...
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Android Forecasted to Take Half Worldwide OS Market Share by End of 2012
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Gartner has just released their forecast for the global mobile market reaching out to 2015, and as you might expect, things are looking good for Android. Much like ABI’s report, Gartner says Android i...
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Motorola is offering an Android 2.2 pre-release update to select Motorola Bravo owners
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Surely it has been a while since we’ve reported anything about the MotorolaBravo, especially when it’s one of those mid-range devices lost in the greater scheme of things, but there might be some hope...
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Mobilicity soft launches Samsung Nexus S, still no contracts
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Canada's Mobilicity soft launched the Nexus S today -- as news rolls in from just about every other Canadian carrier of this device's imminent arrival-- for the relatively low price of $499 (roughly $...
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Is Chrome OS coming to tablets?
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Some minor changes to the code of Chrome OS, Google's take on cloud-based netbook operating systems, hint at an interesting push in the development of the operating system. Could it be that Honeycomb,...
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You can now get a white Nexus S supporting AT&T's 3G bands
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Looking for an AT&T-branded Nexus S? Well, you won't find this exact handset subsidized on AT&T, but you can easily get an unlocked Nexus S in its black or white version for nearly $600. Unlike previo...
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