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Next version of Android will combine Gingerbread and Honeycomb, arrive on a six-month cycle
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Eric Schmidt didn't give a ton of details about the future of Android during his MWC 2011 keynote, but he did drop one interesting tidbit: the next version of Android will "start with an I, be named a...
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Official Twitter 2.0 App for Android Gets Spied
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Some lucky bloggers got their hands on a pre-release version of Twitter for Android 2.0. As you can see, the UI has had a bit of an overhaul since the last update, and you can change the notification ...
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Sprint: Android, 4G will be very important in 2011
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Sprint continues to chug along as the nation’s third-largest carrier but the company plans to make a strong push with Android and its 4G WiMax network to help it cut away at the lead of AT&T and Veriz...
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Dell Streak gets Honeycomb SDK port, starting to look like a real tablet
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Dell always told us the Streak was a tablet and not a phone, so it makes perfect sense to see Android's latest version, the tablet-friendly Honeycomb, ported over to its 5-inch slate. As usual with th...
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Myriad's Alien Dalvik to allow running Android apps on MeeGo devices
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It turns out that Myriad uses the Qt development framework as the backend for Alien Dalvik, thus potentially allowing for even tighter integration with the Nokia ecosystem, which is having Qt as devel...
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Samsung Galaxy Tab receives an unofficial Gingerbread support (still a public beta)
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The folks at XDA-Developers are at it again, doing what they do best - rooting, hacking and developing. And the latest gadget to receive their treatment is none other than the first Android tablet - t...
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Android Market Web Store Has Dangerous Security Hole
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The Android Market Web Store- announced earlier this week- has a potentially ruinous security hole. Hackers who find their way to your Gmail password can now- potentially- purchase apps for your devic...
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Google shows off Fragments API for Android 3.0
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Following up on its Android event on Wednesday, Google is giving us an in-depth look at Honeycomb's Fragments API: a tool designed to make developer workflows more fluid. As the name suggests, Fragmen...
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Full video of Honeycomb event now on YouTube
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Missed our Honeycomb event highlights? You can still check it out for all the thrilling details about the next Android, but nothing compares to a full video about the tablet-optimized Honeycomb. So ev...
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Android Market on the Web is hit-or-miss, we discover a few bugs
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Better late than never applies in full force about the Web-based version of Android Market. It is pretty plain, and looks rushed out of the gate, but the OTA app-pushing functionality is quite the tre...
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Google Android 3.0 Honeycomb won't come to smartphones
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If you were hoping to get that Android 3.0 Honeycomb goodness on your smartphone, you’re out of luck. Google said that version will be tablet-only for now but features should trickle down to smartphon...
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Android Honeycomb adds an 'Encrypt Tablet' security option
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Both Android and iOS have run into criticism about their security as of late. But Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) has added an interesting feature to further secure your personal data. While perusing the Moto...
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Google dishes details on Android 3.0 Honeycomb
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Today, at a scheduled press conference, Google, Inc. provided the world with additional details about its Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) mobile operating system. From a new notification bar area, to a new gr...
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Three UK to offer Android 2.3 powered Sony Ericsson Xperia arc
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Three in the UK has announced that its customers will soon be able to purchase the new Sony Ericsson Xperia arc smartphone that runs Google's Android 2.3 Gingerbread operating system. For more, check...
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Google: Android Honeycomb is biggest change to platform
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Google is preparing to give us a deep look at Android 3.0 Honeycomb tomorrow and the company’s bigwigs are already saying that this is the most significant platform update since the little, green robo...
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