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Samsung S7550 Blue Earth solar phone review
Samsung's S7550 Blue Earth is one of the first cell phones from a major manufacturer to feature a solar panel for recharging. Todd takes this beautiful and eco-friendly device out for a day in the sun to see how it performs in this review.
Palm Pixi Plus for Verizon review
The new Pixi Plus for Verizon Wireless is one of Palm's latest webOS smartphones. This update of the original Pixi sports WiFi connectivity and the ability to work as a 3G WiFi modem. Read on to find out what we think of this slim smartphone.
Nokia N97 mini QWERTY smartphone review
The Nokia N97 mini is a smaller version of Nokia's flagship N97 smartphone. It features a touchscreen display, a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, and runs Nokia's Symbian S60 user interface. Todd spends some time with it in this review.
Google Nexus One review - a super smartphone?
With all the hype surrounding its launch, expectations are very high for Google's Nexus One smartphone, which runs the Android 2.1 OS. Michael spent a week with the device and put together this review, with two videos, to show you the ins and outs.
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productLG outs the GD880 "LG Mini" feature phone
LG announced its new GD880 "Mini" phone today, a device bound for Europe that LG claims is the smallest and thinnest 3.2-inch touchscreen phone ever. More
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newsComscore: Android gains most market share between September 2009 and December 2009
Between September 2009 and December 2009, Android saw the most U.S. market share growth. RIM still reigned supreme in the smart phone market, but saw a bit of a market share decrease. Read on for the full story. More
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newsTexas Instruments introduces WiLink 7.0 solution
Texas Instruments today introduced its new WiLink 7.0 solution which it says is the first to combine GPS, 802.11n WiFi, FM radios, and Bluetooth 3.0 on the same chip. More
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newsFraunhofer introduces two new audio technologies for Android
Fraunhofer IIS, the company behind the MP3 format, today announced two new audio technologies, MPEG-4 HE-AAC v2 and MPEG Surround, for the Android platform. MPEG-4 HE-AAC v2 is typically used for digital television and internet radio sttreaming over 3G and WiFi. MPEG Surround will bring multi-channel support to devices and runs on top of the HE-AAC codec. The new codecs will enable higher quality sound in applications like Mobile-TV services and audio/video streaming.
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productNETGEAR and Ericsson launch 3G mobile broadband router
Today NETGEAR announced its first 3G/802.11n mobile broadband router, a product that it worked on with Ericsson. More
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productSamsung launches S5620 Monte touchscreen feature phone
Samsung just announced the Monte, a feature phone, with some smartphone worthy specs, that runs Samsung's latest TouchWiz 2.0 Plus user interface. More
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newsMyriad's new Dalvik Turbo virtual machine increases Android application performance threefold
Myriad Group AG today announced its new Dalvik Turbo virtual machine, which offers better application performance than the current version that powers applications on the Android smartphone platform. More
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newsMotorola DROID owners will begin getting the Android 2.1 update this week
On its Facebook fan page this evening, Motorola said that it would begin rolling out the Android 2.1 update to DROID owners beginning this week. The company didn't mention anything about CLIQ upgrades, but it did say that it will share more information in the next few days.
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newsGoogle: Nexus One early termination fee lowered to $150
Google lowered the Nexus One's early termination fee (ETC) from $350 to $150 today. The ETF applies to customers that leave their T-Mobile contract within the first $120 days and does not include any changes to T-Mobile's own ETF, which is still $200. "We make no profit from commissions from operators or from equipment recovery fees, and our recovery fees are based on operator charges to Google for early termination of service," Google told The Wall Street Journal.
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videoMotorola Milestone video unboxing and multitouch demo
Here's a quick look and unboxing of the Motorola Milestone, a UMTS 3G smartphone that is functionally the same as the DROID offered by Verizon in the USA. Russell shows off the multitouch zooming in the browser and Maps app. More
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newsBroadcom launches new HSPA chipset for low-cost Android and Windows Mobile smartphones
Broadcom today announced a new 65nm chipset and RF transceiver for low cost Android and Windows Mobile smartphones. More
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Motorola DROID Android 2.1 update may add multitouch support in browser
When Verizon Wireless updates the Motorola DROID to Android 2.1, it will include a few welcome new features, like multitouch support within the Web browser. More
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newsNovatel Wireless achieves its first LTE 4G data transmission
Today Novatel Wireless said that it completed its first Long Term Evolution (LTE) 4G data transmission. "We believe our aggressive development efforts will enable us to deliver these innovative solutions with the fastest time to market," Novatel Wireless' CTO Dr. Slim Souissi said. LTE offers data download rates up to 100Mbps and 50Mbps on the uplink, however Novatel didn't provide information on the data speeds achieved during its testing.
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news"Android" reference banned from Apple's App Store
Apple made one developer remove references to Android in an application before publishing it. More
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