Updated now to version 1.6, Google Goggles now comes with a new feature – visual search. Users now have the option to let the Goggles app examine any picture that you snap using the “Search from Camera” option and pull info from the web if anything relevant is found. This […]
Now that the beastly Droid Bionic is let loose (and rooted!), development is slowly gaining steam for the device. And if you are developer, you will know that things could go wrong and you could end up with a very powerful brick with just a glowing, red Motorola logo as
The Sense UI is loved by many and the newer Sense 3.0 more so, but there will always be someone who would consider it bloatware and prefer a cleaner no nonSense version running on their beloved Sensation. Cyanogenmod 7 is just the kind of custom build that caters to this
US Cellular customers can say goodbye to Froyo on the HTC Merge, as the Android 2.3 update for the handset is now available. The update will get the HTC version on the device to 3.10.573.1 and will bring all the features that Gingerbread 2.3.4 has to offer. Sadly though, with
In an overcrowded tablet market, the expectations are riding high for Amazon’s upcoming Android based Kindle tablet. An earlier report had Amazon projected to sell a staggering 4 million Amazon Kindle tablets this year. Now a new analyst report places a more realistic stake in the ground, citing only 2 million devices to be
Apple recently asked the court to press the pause button on their current patent lawsuits against Motorola Mobility. So why ask the court to put a halt to their ongoing patent war? According to FOSSPatents, Apple believes that the pending Google acquisition of Motorola Mobility will eventually result in Motorola Mobility relinquishing their
Sprint has made the LG Optimus Black official by bringing its variant, the LG Marquee, to the US starting October 2nd. The slim Marquee offers Android 2.3, a 4-inch Nova display, a single core 1 GHz processor, and 512 MB of RAM. Additional specs include a 5 megapixel rear facing
The souped up version of the Sensation which we heard about recently is now official. Dubbed the Sensation XE, the most obvious of the upgrades is its new garb, adopting red highlights on its edges and the row of buttons, to go with that prominent Beats Audio logo adorning its
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For anyone looking to mix their passion for music with their love for Android, this new gadget just might interest you. Sony has officially announced their first Android-based Walkman devices, dubbed the NW-Z1000 series. The NW-Z1000 will run the Android 2.3 platform, and boasts a 4.3-inch glare resistant display with 800 x
It appears as though the FCC has approved another variant of the popular Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1. This variant stands out in that it is fully equipped to run on T-Mobile’s network. Filed under model number SGH-T859, the slab matches up to external measurements of the LTE and Wi-Fi versions
The Samsung/Apple patent war rages on, but this time the legal battle has made its way to France. The Korean manufacturer has filed a complaint in a district court of Paris, claiming that Apple has infringed on three of their patents. The complaint cites that the UMTS technology featured in the iPhone
US Cellular has been giving lots of Android love to its subscribers lately, but has limited itself to the mid-range cadre, as seen by the likes of the 1GHz Samsung Mesmerize and the HTC Merge. With the announcement of the Motorola Electrify, things have changed for the better, with dual-core
In an already crowded tablet market, it’s no surprise to see companies getting creative when it comes to ensuring the success of a new device. In the case of Fusion Garage, their Grid10 tablet was announced on August 10th and hasn’t even made it to its official launch before the company
When GameStop announced their intentions to bring a gaming tablet device to the consumer market back in the Spring, their choice for an operating system was still unknown, until now. The video game retailer has officially announced that they have selected the Android platform as their OS of choice. While
