Google and Android

MLB.com At bat 2010 Is Available

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This is for Android, BlackBerry and iPhone only- not WM (I know – it hurts).  If you’re into baseball this seems like a great app though. The Blackberry app has the following description: – Listen LIVE to every regular season and Postseason game – Follow every pitch with exclusive MLB.com Gameday pitch speed and location … Read more

BlueAnt Wireless Android Application for Q1 Headset Goes Live, Listen To Your Text Messages.

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blueantq1androidBack on March 23rd BlueAnt announced an application for the Android platform that would allow the BlueAnt Q1 to announce Text Messages. (CLICK HERE) Well, the wait is over and you can now download the application for free at the BlueAnt web site at http://www.myblueant.com/android/index.php or on the Android Market.

System Requirements

To use the Android application, you need:

  • Your BlueAnt Q1 Headset with firmware version 8.19 or above installed.
  • An Android device running Android Operating System version 2.0 or above.

Check out after the break for more information and the BlueAnt Press Release.

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Moto Introduces New Text-To-Speech BT Headset

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It looks unassuming but that right there is the H17txt from Motorola. “The new headset was created to optimize the text-to-speech technology and experience, which, when paired with an application, reads text messages (SMS) into the headset, in real time. Plus, you have the added ability to customize an automated response and automatically enable text-to-speech … Read more

New Smackdown: Motorola DROID vs. HD2 – T-Mobile HTC HD2

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Wirefly is at it again and brings us another Smackdown, SCHMACKDOWN! This time it is the Motorola DROID vs. HD2 – T-Mobile HTC HD2. Besides the obvious that the HD2 is running WinMo 6.5 with HTC Sense and the Droid running the Standard Android UI, there are some other very dramatic differences. Screen size is … Read more

Android Loses

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Seems like the iPhone HD (HVGA resolution times 4 whatever that’s called – 960×480) comes out this summer and launches on Verizon. The result? Android takes a hit. Look at the phones VZ is currently offering. They have nothing. That’s the only reason Android is doing well. WM is in a holding pattern. Palm is … Read more

Motorola DEVOUR Now Available on Verizon Wireless Network

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Another bit of news about Verizon today, the Motorola Devour is now available! I reviewed it a few weeks ago over at TestFreaks and I found it’s not a bad phone really. I liked the build quality and the usability of it, it’s sort of like the little brother to the Droid.

I gave it an 8 out of 10 score, with hits for poor battery life, slow web browsing and poor picture quality. It is a large sized and heavy phone and I think some people may not like that, but I do, I like my phones with a little heft to them..

Verizon Wireless and Motorola, Inc. today announced that Motorola DEVOUR(TM) is available online and in Verizon Wireless Communications Stores today for $149.99 after a $100 mail-in rebate with a new two-year customer agreement.

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World’s First 3G/4G Android Phone, HTC EVOTM 4G, Coming this Summer Exclusively from Sprint

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Sprint  and HTC Corporation today announced summer availability of the world’s first 3G/4G Android handset, HTC EVO 4G exclusively from Sprint. HTC EVO 4G delivers a multimedia experience at 4G speeds that is second to none, making it possible to download music, pictures, files, or videos in seconds – not minutes – and watch streaming video on the go with one of the largest pinch-to-zoom displays, at 4.3 inches, in the wireless industry.

Sprint 4G offers a faster wireless experience than any other U.S. national wireless carrier, and Sprint is the only national carrier offering wireless 4G service today in 27 markets. Sprint 4G delivers download speeds up to 10 times faster than 3G1, giving HTC EVO 4G the fastest data speeds of any U.S. wireless device available today.

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Nexus One vs T-Mobile HTC HD2

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Because they are Wirefly, they get all the cool devices early and can get these videos cranked out before their official release! (insert envious cursing here) In any case, they did a cool comparison video between the Google Nexus One and the T-Mobile HTC HD2. It is clear the HD2 is huge compared to an already large device with a 3.7 inch screen, the Google Nexus One. The video has a good physical comparison between the two as well as a nice walk through HTC Sense and the Google Android 2.1 User Interface. So which one will or would you choose? I am going to through in a quick Poll and see what you think! Enjoy!

Take our Poll:

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Check out the key differences after the break or head on over to Wirefly

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