Spy shots of Neo FreeRunner, the next Android phone?
It looks like OpenMoko might have a little surprise in store for us in 2009. Rumor has it the company will soon announce a new …
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HKC Pearl: Looks like HTC, sounds like RIM, smells like Microsoft, tastes like Google
We love all the crazy companies in China that make a living by issuing copies of various electronics. Where else could a company get away …
T-Mobile planning to send out extended batteries to all G1 owners?
Given the abysmal battery life experienced by most new G1 owners, we wouldn’t be at all surprised if this rumor turned out to be true. …
Garmin intends to release its first Android handset in 2H 2009
Big news today from everyone’s favorite nav company turned mobile handset company turned “will it ever release its phone?!” company. We all know Garmin joined …
Sneak peek at Android’s upcoming on-screen keyboard
Android G1 users rejoice as an on-screen keyboard is coming your way in January 2009. The recent unveiling of the “cupcake” branch of Android development …
Sprint and T-Mobile get new Samsung Android phone in June 2009
Samsung looks to be making sure it doesn’t get left out of the Android party in 2009 as it has just announced it will release …
T-Mobile G2 to be released on January 26th?
Yeah, we’re going to have to go ahead and file this one pretty low on the rumor totem pole, but supposedly T-Mobile is planning to …
Documents to Go and RoadSync heading to Android in ’09
DataViz, makers of the immensely popular Documents To Go for the BlackBerry, Palm, Symbian, and Windows Mobile platforms will begin offering its products to Android …
Sony Ericsson Android handset development – some fact, mostly fiction?
Earlier this week, Sony Ericsson announced that it will be joining the Open Handset Alliance and made known its intention to develop an Android-based handset. …
Lenovo shows HTC how to make an Android phone; huh?
No seriously. What would you say if we told you that Lenovo is currently in the testing phase with an Android-powered handset that makes HTC’s …
Open Handset Alliance welcomes 14 new companies
With the way technology and software have been moving, nothing beats open source anything. From open source browsers to operating systems, it seems the trend …
Convert your G1 to a Developer version in a few short steps
Already own a G1 and disappointed that the G1 Developer version is now out? Be sad no longer as the bootloader for the G1 Developer …
Unlocked developer version of the HTC G1 available for $399
Are you an Android developer looking to test your apps on multiple GSM networks? Are you anyone else, simply looking for an unlocked HTC G1? …
The world’s second Android phone comes from… Kogan?
Australian online-only electronics endeavor Kogan will actually make good on its claim to bring the world’s second Android-powered handset to market. Who? Exactly. Don’t feel …
iPhone gets the Linux treatment
iPhone dev team member Planetbeing has successfully reverse engineered Apple’s hardware drivers and has managed to get the Linux kernel to boot on the 2G …
Motorola cans RAZR 3 (Ruby), tells Android to, “Holla!”
Motorola’s plans are thwarted once again by canning the highly anticipated RAZR 3, codenamed Ruby. After putting some effort into reviving and continuing the RAZR …
Motorola Alexander and Attila to arrive in Q1 2009?
According to short but sweet article in Digitimes, Taiwanese hardware manufacturer Compal has received an order from Motorola for two Windows Mobile smartphones, codenamed the …
Android jailbreak battle ensues; welcome to mobile, Google
Google must have known this was coming. In the ever-present battle between mobile manufacturers and hackers, it’s always a game of cat and mouse. New …
AT&T won’t offer Android-powered handsets any time soon
The key to Android’s success in the US will undoubtedly be carrier adoption which is still the only effective way to sell handsets in this …
Verizon: You don’t want that crappy G1!
Verizon knows best, right? First, they really didn’t think the iPhone 3G was good enough for you. You know, they said the signal wasn’t great, …
More details on Motorola’s Android efforts emerge
As Motorola’s mobile phone division struggles to find its way once again, we learned yesterday that Android will be one of the major tools Moto …
Asus jumps on the Android bandwagon
It looks like Asus isn’t just stepping its game in the netbook market next year. Hot on the heels of launching its first Windows Mobile …
Motorola downsizes even further, shifts focus to Android development
We can’t say we’re terribly surprised, but news the Motorola is cutting more jobs from their already sinking ship is a bit disheartening. The company …
T-Mobile G1 coming to Wal-Mart at reduced price?
According to the fine folks over at Engadget, Wal-Mart might be poised to pick up the T-Mobile G1 in the very near future. The deal …
Bell and Solo Mobile Q4 line-up
One of our Bell ninjas has just come through for us in a huge way by sending us the entire Bell and Solo Mobile line-up …
Security flaw found in T-Mobile’s G1 Android phone
A group of security researchers uncovered a security flaw in the web browser portion of Android that runs on the G1. According to researcher, Charles …
Hop-on getting in the Android game
It looks like there’s a new player coming soon to the Android game. Hop-on announced today that it will unveil its first Android-powered device at …
T-Mobile officially launches the G1; not everyone cares
Android is upon us! The HTC G1 is now officially available in T-Mobile stores across the country. We already know that tons of internet pre-orders …
Big companies join Symbian Foundation, let slip the dogs of OHA!
Following Google’s footsteps, Nokia and Symbian are really pushing forward with R&D by taking in several huge companies to gain access to Symbian. Notable companies …
Itchin’ to grab a T-Mobile G1 early? Let’s hope you live in San Francisco
Look, let’s be honest for a second, ok? The T-Mobile G1 is hot. Now, we had our issues with it and we have a feeling …
