March 14th 2010
Rhapsody just released a little teaser video for the next version of its iPhone app (to be followed closely by its new Android app) that marks a major change for the service: You can now download songs instead of streaming. More »
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Tags: Android, Download Songs, Downloading Songs, Iphone, Rhapsody
March 12th 2010
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MoTR 200 is 36 minutes long and is a 33 MB file in MP3 format.
HOSTS: James Kendrick (Houston), Matthew Miller (Seattle) and Kevin C. Tofel (Philadelphia)
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March 11th 2010
I am constantly amazed by Bing. They’ve done the impossible and completely turned around Microsoft’s clueless search initiatives with a hip product that squarely takes aim at segments of the search market already not controlled by Google.
They’re also a search engine to watch out for. There’s already been talk that the recent friction between [...]
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March 11th 2010
Here’s something you’re not likely to see in the iTunes App Store — the Opera Mini 5 browser. Opera demonstrated the software on the iPhone at Mobile World Congress, but odds are slim to none that Apple will allow the application in the store. Google’s Android Market however is a different story — case in [...]
March 11th 2010
Tags: Android, Androids, Beta Version, Browsers, Interface, Nbsp, Opera 5, Opera Browser, Opera Mobile, Symbian, Tabs, Winmo
March 11th 2010
Tags: Android, Censorship, China, Cynics, Google, Google Search, Motorola, Search Engine, Search Google
March 10th 2010
We already know that Dell’s Mini 5 handheld runs the Google Android operating system. We’ve seen the custom interface and lovely 800 x 480 resolution of the 5″ display. And based on FCC testing, it’s a safe bet that the device will support AT&T’s network when it lands later this year. But far more exciting [...]
March 10th 2010
A couple of months back, Dell CEO Michael Dell casually pulled a new Android tablet out of his satchel and began to demo it for eager tech journalists. Dell’s got a history of nonchalantly debuting Dell Mini products this way — he handled the announcement of the Dell Mini 9 netbook in just the same [...]
March 9th 2010
Earlier this year at CES, Freescale revealed a $200 smartbook tablet reference design that they were shopping around to partners.
It was a beautiful tablet for the price, powered by a 1GHz i.MX515 ARM processo. Other specs included 512MB of DDR2 RAM, a 1,024 x 600 multitouch screen, between 4GB to 64GB of internal storage, [...]
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March 9th 2010
Unity 3D, currently at version 2.6.1, is already a well-featured game development solution allowing deployment to web browser, PC, Mac, iPhone, Xbox 360 and Wii. But come this Summer, the release of Unity 3.0 promises to add a whole lot more.
Unity technologies has announced that support for iPad, Android, and PS3 will be added. On [...]
March 8th 2010
Tags: Android, Androids, Desire, Distinct Groups
March 6th 2010
Tags: Android, Bots, Brain, Hackers, Human Hands, Robots, Tank
March 5th 2010
Just as we’ve learned about HiVision’s $99 Android-powered tablet coming out later this year, more cheap gadgets are being announced at the CeBIT show in Hannover, Germany. This one is a $85 smartbook from Coby, the company that presented a number of discounted laptops at the show. The cryptically name NBPC722 smartbook has a seven-inch screen [...]
March 5th 2010
You asked for it and you’ve got it! The Motorola Devour is the latest Android phone appearing on the Verizon network in the U.S. The Devour has a sliding QWERTY keyboard and a unique side-mounting battery. Motorola includes its Motoblur technology on the phone, which is a unique social network aggregator.
The phone owner’s social networks [...]
March 5th 2010
The $499 iPad isn’t cutting it for you? How much would you pay for a decent tablet? $299? $199? How about $99?
Yes folks, tablets are coming down in price, even at this stage when most of them haven’t even hit the store shelves yet. If the $499 entry-level price for a 16GB WiFi iPad model [...]
March 4th 2010
You have likely heard about the lawsuit Apple has filed against HTC claiming patent infringement. Kevin offered a good analysis of the suit and what it claims HTC is doing that uses Apple technology from the iPhone. Basically Apple doesn’t like what HTC is doing with Android on the phones it is selling in the [...]
March 4th 2010
Droid owners have been waiting and waiting for 2.1 to materialize, but fortunately a firmware update has leaked for both handsets. Motorola and Verizon have both promised OTA updates, but it’s anyone’s guess as to when they’ll be out—so this may just be the fastest way to get the latest Android flavor on your pocket-friend. [...]
March 3rd 2010
Are you tapping your way around the web these days? More of us are, thanks to touch-friendly devices and web pages optimized for them. But what types of sites and services are the most available for caressing? I would have thought news or blogs to take top billing, but boy was I wrong. According to [...]
March 2nd 2010
Tags: Amp, Android, Backflip, Browser, Ditches, Google, Google Search, Google Yahoo, Motorola, Sport, Widget, Yahoo, Yahoo Search, Yahoo Searches
March 2nd 2010
Tags: 1m, Android, Apps, Car Locator, Edward Kim, Independent Developer, Iphone, Revenge Series, Tap Tap