Motorola DROID 2.1 update said to start rolling out Thursday
Well that was fast. Soon after we posted the official Android 2.1 change log for the DROID did the folks over at Android Central get …
HTC Desire to come in silver as well
The HTC Desire is one sexy handset, but let’s face facts here: the “Urban Brown” shade it comes in isn’t for everyone. Thankfully, HTC isn’t …
Google launches the Nexus One with AT&T and Rogers support
Americans and Canadians rejoice as coming from nowhere, and without announcement, (even though we broke the news on it) is the Google Nexus One with …
Google Nexus One: 135,000 phones sold in 74 days
We’re not going to go as far as the Silicone Alley Insider and declare the Nexus One “a flop” but the sub-par sales numbers do …
Paid apps pop up in the Canadian Android Market
Google finally jumped over whatever hurdles were holding it back from offering paid apps in the Canadian Android Market, as all of a sudden, they …
Google to shutter Chinese branch of its search engine?
After weeks of negotiations and public statements, the tension between Google and China has reached a crescendo and sources familiar with the situation are relaying …
Google Shopping adds local inventory search to your mobile
Have an Android, iPhone, or webOS smartphone? Find yourself shopping at Best Buy, Sears, Williams-Sonoma, Pottery Barn, and West Elm todos los dias? Well, Google …
Android on the rise as Windows Mobile falters
A lot happened in the US smartphone market from October 2009 to January 2010, but thankfully there are companies like comScore kicking about to help …
Google facing slowdowns with its online-only model for handset sales?
Bad news today for Google and the Nexus One as investment firm Goldman Sachs has slashed its estimate for Nexus One sales by a third. …
Motorola to ditch Google and use Bing search and maps in China
It’s no secret that Google and China aren’t exactly BFFs at the moment, but now Motorola has thrown its hat into the foray in a …
February search engine market share number are in, more of the same
Today, ComScore released its search engine market share numbers for February 2010, and to be honest, there wasn’t much movement. Google and Bing both gained …
Google Apps Marketplace open for business(es)
There are two sides to the proverbial “cloud coin” for small business owners. You can view cloud services, like Google Apps, as a time and …
Samsung Galaxy Spica now available from Rogers, will get 2.1 update
As was widely expected, Rogers today announced the immediate availability of the Samsung Galaxy Spica. The carrier’s fourth Android smartphone, the Galaxy Spica offers a …
TELUS Motorola MILESTONE Review
It’s been out in Canada for a little under three weeks now, but the Motorola MILESTONE has already proven itself to be quite the popular …
Verizon already training some employees on Nexus One?
We don’t have a whole lot to go on, other than a couple of emails that were bounced around by some curious customers and some …
Rogers readying to launch the Samsung Galaxy Spica at $79.99
Another day, yet another Android handset headed to Canada? In the words of Palin, “you betcha!” The Samsung Galaxy Spica, which was unveiled this past …
Nexus One to launch on Vodafone UK in April?
Good news for UK wireless customers as the Daily Telegraph is reporting that the Google Nexus One is slated for an April launch on Vodafone …
Verizon Wireless Nexus One passes through the FCC?
Verizon Wireless customers may have a welcome but difficult decision soon as two hot new Android handsets prepare to launch on the wireless carrier. Earlier …
OTA update turns Motorola CLIQs into bricks
If you never got around to installing this weeks software update on your Motorola CLIQ, you might want to hold off for at least a …
Italian judge finds three Google employees guilty for user uploaded bullying video
This is backwards. In 2006, several students from Turin, Italy filmed themselves bullying a classmate with Down’s Syndrome. The bullying students, clearly impressed with themselves, …
AT&T picking up HTC Desire, Sprint grabbing HTC Hero2
We’ve just been hit up by a source close to HTC, and let’s just say the Android invasion (of high quality Android devices, at least) …
Rogers to get Acer Liquid e this Spring
In a very uncharacteristic move, Acer and Rogers Wireless jointly announced that the Android 2.1-powered Liquid e will be headed to Canada’s largest wireless carrier …
Google Earth now available for Android, requires 2.1
Last week at MWC, Google CEO Eric Schmidt demoed Google Earth on his Nexus One, giving a pretty clear sign that the new application would …
Google Shopper makes its debut in the Android market
Fresh out of Google Labs is yet another application that Google can add to its growing Android library and embed on future phones. This time …
Suspected Chinese cyber attack may have ties to two schools in China
The New York Times is reporting that the Chinese cyber attack launched on Google and other major companies, which was made public last month, may …
Google Buzz class action suit filed
There was a lash, then a back lash, and now…a class action law suit. Google Inc. has been named in a class action suit filed …
60,000 Android devices being shipped each day
This week at MWC, Google CEO Eric Schmidt proudly proclaimed that Android handsets are being shipped at the rate of 60,000 per day worldwide. That …
Verizon goes BOGO crazy
Yesterday we reported Verizon was going to kick off an Android and webOS BOGO sale today, but we missed a pretty big point — the …
HTC Desire, HD mini, Legend get official
HTC had a very busy day at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, as it announced three new handsets: the Desire, HD mini and Legend (above …
Google ratchets up security on Buzz, again
For the second time this week, the Gmail Team has announced updated security features to Google’s new social media platform, Buzz. Deployed last week, Buzz …
