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The Latest Firefox 4 Beta For Android Is Up To 3X Faster Than The Default Browser
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In the never-ending Browser battle, speed is king. Browser A might be the prettiest, most secure one around — but if Browser B seems faster or more light weight, good ol’ Browser A is going to lose us...
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Android 3.0 to receive formal unveiling Feb. 2
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Google announced a Feb. 2 unveiling of Android 3.0 ("Honeycomb") at its Googleplex in Mountain View, Calif. Meanwhile, Dell tweets that it will soon offer a 10-inch Honeycomb tablet, and hackers have ...
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Android Growth Causes Smartphone Obsolescence Too Soon
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When you bought that fancy Motorola Droid back in November 2009, how did you feel? It was pretty cutting-edge, right? According to its huge advertising campaign, there was finally a phone on the marke...
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Sprint Samsung Transform gets Android 2.2 port
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If you’re sporting a Sprint Samsung Transform and think it’s just a tad bit too slow, then you’re in luck because the wonderful Android tinkering community has brought a stable port of Android 2.2 Fro...
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Android 2.3 security bug shows microSD access vulnerability
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A researcher at North Carolina State University is warning of an Android 2.3 security vulnerability that gives attackers access to your personal information, further proof that Gingerbread isn't all s...
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Nook Color gets rough Android 3.0 hack
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A hacker going by the username of @deeper-blue has posted photos and video (embedded below) of Android 3.0 Honeycomb running on a Nook Color. Appearing on an xda-developers forum thread dedicated to t...
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Android 3.0 Honeycomb emulator has traces of smartphone support
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Thought Honeycomb was just for tablets? Well, it's not! Sure, tablets might be Google's main thrust with the release, but we've been able to dig up enough evidence in the preview SDK's emulator releas...
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Android 3.0 Honeycomb SDK system dump now available
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The Android 3.0 Honeycomb SDK preview was released just yesterday for the world to see, and now there is a system dump available for those interested. It’s not the complete SDK, though, as it has yet ...
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Maxthon Mobile browser for Android updated with bookmark syncing, expanded RSS support
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It was 3 weeks ago when we talked about Maxthon Mobile web browser for Android. It has been updated in the meantime to take “desktop and mobile convergence one step further.”
The new main thing of thi...
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Android code directly copied from Java
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The folks over at FOSS patents have done some digging into the Google-Oracle lawsuit over Android and things aren’t looking good for the search giant. The report claims that there are elements in Andr...
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Samsung Galaxy S getting Android 2.2.1 update as we speak!
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Before you go “finally” I must disappoint you. The Android 2.2.1 update we’re talking about here doesn’t affect Galaxy S versions that are sold in the U.S. In other words, it is not available for thos...
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Froyo coming to Samsung Vibrant tomorrow
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Hey, Samsung Vibrant users… are you sitting down? We have one word for you, and it just so happens to be the made-up compound word you’ve been waiting for: Froyo. That’s right — the Froyo update count...
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Kongregate Arcade hits Android, GameStop shoving free Flash games straight onto your smartphone
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GameStop may think that people still like boxes, but that's not stopping the company from diving into the digital distribution realm. It bought up Flash game purveyor Kongregate last summer and now th...
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LG Ally getting Android 2.2 Froyo soon
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If you’ve picked up an LG Ally for Verizon, you should be in line for the Android 2.2 Froyo update very soon, according to leaked documents.
The folks over at Android Central have got a hold of some i...
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Samsung Denies Android 2.2 Froyo Money Hold Up
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Several days ago, we reported that Samsung was delaying the Android 2.2 Froyo update for Galaxy S owners due to a conflict with carriers. Samsung was allegedly charging carriers for the update and cou...
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