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Friday, June 1, 2012
Chrome OS Converges With Android In Concept “Chromium OS Theme” – Looks Fantabulous
A few days ago, Google took the wraps off their new and improved Chrome OS update. The most notable change was a completely overhauled user interface, reminiscent of Android’s tablet UI, but with the sleek, minimal stylings of Chrome (possibly a hint of OSX int there). Well, after a request popped up on XDA to bring Chrome’s snappy all new UI to Android in the form of a theme, one Android modder is looking to make that a reality with his “Chromium OS Theme” concept
MOTOACTV Receives 7.2 Software Update – Read Tweets, Facebook Updates and More
Motorola’s MOTOACTV smart/fitness watch just got a little smarter today after Motorola officially revealed a new software update for the accessory.
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ASUS Computex teasers hint at dual-booting Transformer
ASUS is having some fun with us in gearing up for Computex and has now released three teaser videos which when taken together lead us to believe that they are going to be unveiling a new Transformer which can dual-boot or at least run Windows 8 and Android.
The first video, “The Incredible Transformations,” was [...]
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Thursday, May 31, 2012
Latest Mobile News and Reviews
It is often market leading mobiles such as the Samsung Galaxy Nexus and HTC Sensation XE which get the lion`s share of the attention from consumer publications and reviewers, simply because they represent the cutting edge technology that makes the headlines and drives web traffic. However, network provider Orange and manufacturer ZTE are launching a new handset to prove that affordability can be attractive.
The Orange San Francisco II has recently been revealed by accident online and now a few key details are known about this budget-oriented Android smartphone. It is likely to be known as the ZTE Racer II for anyone who wants to buy it SIM free, following on from the name of its unlocked predecessor.
The San Francisco II will reportedly feature a 3.5 inch display with a native resolution of 800x480. This is essentially the same screen that was used on the first San Francisco handset, but since this was one of its strongest assets it would have made little sense to change it and you will be hard pressed to get a larger, higher quality display on a pay as you go smartphone such as this.
From a software point of view it looks as if the San Francisco II will feature Android 2.3, modified with only a few minor tweaks by the network but otherwise left largely identical to the standard experience created by Google. Again this is a good thing, since it means that you get all the features you want and none which you do not need.
To make Android 2.3 feel fast and responsive ZTE has endowed this updated mobile with an 800MHz processor. This is a full 30 per cent faster than the CPU which powered the original and it should hum along nicely, even if it cannot quite keep up with all of the dual core toting smartphones on the market at the moment.
A five megapixel sensor has been endowed upon the Orange San Francisco II`s rear facing camera and there is an LED flash to provide illumination for night shots. The cheapest way to get this handset will likely be direct from Orange, although ZTE will have an own-brand SIM free edition on the market at some point.
The Orange San Francisco II will be a good alternative to the more expensive Monte Carlo, also created in unison with ZTE. The 4.3 inch display of the Monte Carlo may be larger, but it makes it a little harder to pop into your pocket or purse, unlike the San Francisco II.
Many people forget that the best mobile phone deals are often nabbed by those who are willing to pay for their handset upfront. It can be difficult to achieve this if you want to buy a high end handset and many resort to using a fixed term contract, which can cost more in the long term even if the initial outlay is less. The Orange San Francisco II shows that entry level Android smartphones do not have to be small, underpowered or out of date.
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Google+ Local, now being served with Zagat reviews
Google+ is going local with Zagat, the restaurant ratings and review company Google acquired back in September 2011. Starting today, Google is rolling out an update to it’s Google+ web front, which adds a local tab to help users discover venues based on their Zagat score and recommendations from people you trust on [...]
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PayPal looks to steal limelight from NFC with new PayPal inStore app
PayPal looks like it could steal some attention away from NFC (Near Field Communication) payments in the UK with the release of its latest app. The new app, which is called PayPal inStore, allows UK shoppers to use their iPhone to pay for goods within certain stores.
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Pusher Man: Verizon Reps Will Push Android Over iPhone? Not So Fast
A post on CNN Money found that during a quick assessment of 10 Verizon stores and reps in New York - arguably a small sample size - the representatives would pitch Verizon's Android's 4G phones over the "old fashioned" 3G iPhone. Said one rep: "The iPhone is a great phone, but it's on 3G. I'm not going to recommend a phone that's outdated." Now I don't doubt David Goldman's story that Verizon reps are pushing Android inventory in New York if only to clear out the back room. However, I had to test it myself. I chatted briefly with a Verizon rep online and found that she (I assume it was a she as her name was Chiquita) just wanted to close the sale rather than steer me towards anything else: List Of Android Phones htc android phone
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Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Mobile Nations 16: People who do things
Kevin from CrackBerry.com, Phil from Android Central, Derek from webOS Nation, Daniel from WPCentral, Gary from Mobile Nations, and Rene from iMore talk iPhone 5 and iOS 6, BlackBerry 10, Samsung Galaxy S III and Jellybean, Windows 8, ecosystems vs. best of breed, and... the Facebook Phone. This is Mobile Nations!
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Twig iPhone charging cable and tripod combo hits Kickstarter
Twig is a rather innovative charging cable for your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch that looks to solve your cable clutter problems. We all use the Apple supplied cable for charging and syncing our devices and the length of it probably means that it gets tangled up in your bag and it all becomes a bit messy. The Twig looks to solve that problem as well as offering a few extra features too.
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Pusher Man: Verizon Reps Will Push Android Over iPhone? Not So Fast
A post on CNN Money found that during a quick assessment of 10 Verizon stores and reps in New York - arguably a small sample size - the representatives would pitch Verizon's Android's 4G phones over the "old fashioned" 3G iPhone. Said one rep: "The iPhone is a great phone, but it's on 3G. I'm not going to recommend a phone that's outdated." Now I don't doubt David Goldman's story that Verizon reps are pushing Android inventory in New York if only to clear out the back room. However, I had to test it myself. I chatted briefly with a Verizon rep online and found that she (I assume it was a she as her name was Chiquita) just wanted to close the sale rather than steer me towards anything else: Related Stats tmobile android phone
The Sonic celebration continues: Win an HTC One X!
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Just in case you thought you had no plans this weekend, we’re here to say, “Sure you do!” with another chance to win a Tegra 3 device in honor of the recent release of Sonic 4 Episode II. So far, we’ve given an ASUS Transformer Prime and Acer [...] Android Test android google phone
Uninor launches terrific 21 pack for its subscribers in Andhra Pradesh
Uninor has announced a new calling package for its mobile service users inAndhra Pradesh This pack is called the terrific21 pack and offers its users 3000 local seconds worth of talk time to any other service provider for just Rs 21 This pack is valid for a 30 day time period Users are free to use all 3000 seconds of talk time in a day or spread out the usage for a month...
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Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Android Purchase Was Google’s ‘Best Deal Ever’
Google’s VP of corporate development, David Lawee has today heralded the purchase of the Android operating system as Google's 'best deal ever'.
Although Lawee did admit that he harboured doubts about the purchase initially, the subsequent investment in Android was well worth it, which in itself speaks volumes given the many acquisitions the company have made [...]
Although Lawee did admit that he harboured doubts about the purchase initially, the subsequent investment in Android was well worth it, which in itself speaks volumes given the many acquisitions the company have made [...]
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HTC Sensation XL update being rolled out across some of Europe
The HTC Sensation XL in Europe seems to be joining the Ice Cream Sandwich party as the device is now seeing rollouts across parts of Europe. Those with the unlocked device in many countries should be able to pull down the 197MB update over-the-air, and those on Three seem to be the first with a carrier-specific phone to be seeing the update. It’s odd that they’re seeing it so soon, but we’re no less excited for them.
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Inside Facebook's Billion Dollar Camera App
After buying Instagram for a billion dollars, Facebook has now released their own Instagram-esque camera app, with all the filters you know and love but with greater ease of sharing. The app, called simply "Camera," is available free now for iOS users. Is it any good?
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Solid Explorer wins week 5 of #thenextinstall, 10 new apps try to knock it down
Can our community help discover the next great Android app? Welcome to a new experiment called #thenextinstall where we try to see if we can find an Android app in the rough, and boost its installs and exposure to new highs.
We took a couple weeks off since I’ve been traveling, but last time we did this [...]
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Free Android App of the Day: Pet Tamagotchi Android App
The Pet Tamagotchi Android App by Honikou Games takes the hit Tamagotchi games and adds some mini games to the classic. Take care of your Tamagotchi, answer all their needs to make him happy. Earn stars in mini-games. Personalize your pet with many accessories as well as its environment. Protect it, love it and it [...]
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Motorola releases ICS walkthrough videos, real thing still months away
Way to go, Motorola, why not just release videos of Ice Cream Sandwich instead of the actual update. Well that’s what has happened. So if you’re interested in seeing what your device will be running in a matter of months be sure to check out the videos below. They’re all in a foreign language, but [...]
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Monday, May 28, 2012
Video walkthrough details Sony Xperia S ICS update
Looks like the Ice Cream Sandwich update for the Sony Xperia S is right on track. This little video over here has been doing the rounds on the internet today, and though it’s in a foreign language, we can at least see the visual features of the updated software. Have a look, and as always, [...]
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Deal Alert: Samsung Galaxy Y S5360 only for Rs 6790 on Tradus
Samsung Galaxy Y S5360 is now made available at a best deal price of Rs 6790 in the Indian market by online retail store Tradus The usual prices of the smartphone on other online retail stores are between Rs 7000 and Rs 7500 Galaxy Y S5360 is an aesthetically pleasing designed smartphone from the house of Samsung with TouchWiz UI to offer colorful user interface experience...
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It’s been a few weeks, but once again we’re back with the Top 10 New Android Apps of the Week. We got some great Android Apps over the …
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Orange preparing for the launch of the Intel powered Santa-Clara (Codename)
We have known about the Intel powered Santa-Clara for quite a while now but it seems its launch in now imminent. Orange are holding a press event next week for the media to go hands on with the new Android smartphone. Santa-Clara is its codename and the Orange website states that its real name will be revealed at launch.
Pricing is not yet available but if Orange can follow suit with the likes of the San Francisco and Mote Carlo they may be at a real advantage as they were great value for money. The only downside I can see is that it is running Android 2.3 but I expect we will have confirmation on its upgrade to 4.0 at launch.
Specs wise the Santa-Clara is impressive. As well at the Intel processor it sports an 8mp camera that can take ten shots a second, HD video recording, 16gb of onboard storage and all presented on a bright 4.03" display.
Sounds pretty impressive. Roll on next week.
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Salesforce CEO Benioff Slams Microsoft
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff used a high-profile company event in New York City to engage in one of his favorite activities: swiping at competitors such as Microsoft. 
"I think they've lost their relevancy," was how he described Microsoft during a Nov. 30 question-and-answer session, following his company's unveiling of its Social Marketing Cloud. "I just don't think they matter anymore." He was dismissive of the upcoming Windows 8, suggesting that that the "Windows Everywhere" paradigm was terminally outdated.
Microsoft and Salesforce have made a sport of lunging at each other's throats. On the product side, Salesforce.com's browser-based CRM competes with Microsoft Dynamics CRM. On the lawsuit side, the two companies have engaged in tit-for-tat patent battles, the latest of which ended in August 2010 with Salesforce agreeing to pay Microsoft an unspecified amount.
In the wake of that lawsuit, the companies' respective spokespeople took a somewhat conciliatory tone, with Horacio Gutierrez, corporate vice president and deputy general counsel of intellectual property and licensing at Microsoft (not to mention the bête noire of Google Android), describing the endpoint agreement as "an example of how companies can compete vigorously in the marketplace while respecting each other's intellectual property rights."
But that doesn't stop Benioff from doing his best to rip into Microsoft seemingly at every opportunity. There's a method to his madness: Salesforce products like the new Social Marketing Cloud (a suite of cloud-based analytics and engagement tools built atop Radian6 software) fully embrace the idea of browser-based software as an increasingly important business platform, one whose flexibility and scalability eclipses traditional on-premises software (and associated hardware). Meanwhile, Microsoft is powering toward the cloud as fast as it can, with products like Office 365, but its revenues are still largely tethered to traditional software such as Office and Windows, which it continues to heavily promote. Benioff needs to cast his company as the way of the future, and Microsoft as struggling to catch up.
The flip side is that Microsoft has billions of dollars and thousands of very smart people at its disposal. That means the company can do things like burn through hundreds of millions of dollars per quarter on developing online services. It can also afford to play a much longer game, strategy-wise, than many of its competitors. In other words, it's a dangerous opponent.
So Benioff slams them as outdated, and Microsoft's people fire back, and the game continues.
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Sunday, May 27, 2012
Android Purchase Was Google’s ‘Best Deal Ever’
Google’s VP of corporate development, David Lawee has today heralded the purchase of the Android operating system as Google's 'best deal ever'.
Although Lawee did admit that he harboured doubts about the purchase initially, the subsequent investment in Android was well worth it, which in itself speaks volumes given the many acquisitions the company have made [...]
Although Lawee did admit that he harboured doubts about the purchase initially, the subsequent investment in Android was well worth it, which in itself speaks volumes given the many acquisitions the company have made [...]
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Microsoft, Yahoo, AOL Partner on Advertising
In a bid to counter some of the Internet's larger ad giants--most notably Google and Facebook--Microsoft has joined in an advertising partnership with AOL and Yahoo. 
However, Microsoft isn't framing the agreement as a response to its competitors in that arena. "Other players in the industry are welcome to join us," Rik van der Kooi, corporate vice president of Microsoft Advertising Business Group, told Reuters Nov. 8. "This is not in response to anybody in particular."
Under the terms of the agreement, each of the three companies can sell premium display ads belonging to the other two. That will allow the trifecta to more efficiently unload premium advertising inventory, although their competition over advertiser spending and other segments will continue apace.
Facebook and Google continue to battle for their own significant shares of the online advertising pie. Although Microsoft's product portfolio gives it diverse streams of revenue (in contrast to Google, for example, which depends on advertising for an overwhelming percentage of its bottom line), its recent emphasis on Web and cloud services makes advertising a more prominent concern. Greater ad revenues would also allow Microsoft to absorb some of the massive losses its online division accrues on a quarterly basis.
Microsoft is already in partnership with Facebook. A number of the latter's features, including the "Like" button, feed social data into Bing, Microsoft's search engine. That wouldn't stop Microsoft from making a more aggressive play for the same advertising-dollar pool that feeds Facebook, of course, and nor would that stop AOL or Yahoo, which presumably view Facebook as more of an existential threat.
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