The much anticipated sequel to the original Android phone has been officially announced. T-Mobile will be taking pre-orders for the G2 later this month. They will be the exclusive carrier of the 4G device.
Here is a quick list of the specs:
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In an attempt to gain control of their fare market share of the e-reader game, Barnes and Noble has released Nook for Android. They already have Blackberry and iPhone apps as well as a Pc and Mac clients so this was a pretty good move to try to make Nook a household name.
I found this video of a guy who was able to get Android fully functional on his iPhone. But more impressive than that, it’s dual boot so it continues to work as your standard iPhone as well. The video is a little long, so depending on your interest in all the particulars, your attention may start to drift. But the bottom line is the iPhone can be used as a dual boot Android phone, and that pretty cool.
I got mixed feelings on Verizon’s little slip up about the release of their new high end Android based Incredible. Just aa quickly as the page was published, it was locked from public viewing. (more…)
We’re 3 days into CES 2010 and it is full of products and announcements galore. New products and technologies came out in full force, from 3d, to in vehicle tech, audio equipment, mobile devices and the thinnest televisions you will see anywhere.
For those who thought Google’s Nexus One was a myth, recently leaked docs may prove otherwise. The HTC built Google branded phone will sell directly from Google, unlocked for $530 or from T-mobile for $180 with a 2-year contract and a new rate plan. If you already have a plan u like you may wanna got the unsub route, otherwise you only get 1 option, $39.99 Even More + Text + Web = $79.99 per month.
