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Google is not taking the Oracle patent lawsuit against Android sitting down and the search giant is pulling out of the JavaOne conference. Joshua Bloch of the Google Open Source Programs Office told Reuters: We wish that we could [present at the show], but Oracle’s recent lawsuit against Google and open source has made it…
The Dell Streak launched late last month on AT&T, with Android 1.6 to the chagrin of many, but it seems like an update isn’t far away. At least in the UK, O2 will be offering a 2.1 update on September 1st, according to those who had a chance to test the early software. New features…
RhoLogic, which is a leading integrator of SugarCRM and SAP BusinessOne software, launched RhoLogic Mobile for SugarCRM app for the iPhone and Android-powered smartphones. Built using the Rhodes framework, the application is free to download but requires (obviously) a RhoLogic account. Some of RhoLogic Mobile features include: Voice recognition support – converts speech into text…
Samsung, which continues to lead the U.S. market in terms of mobile phones provided – high and low end – has recently announced that it sold over 1 million Galaxy S devices to date. That’s not too bad when you consider the Android 2.1 devices being available only on AT&T and T-Mobile so far, with…
Toshiba is jumping into the Android tablet market and is looking to wow the world with its froyo-powered offering. According to leaked information obtained by Notebook Italia, the Toshiba tablet is dropping the SmartPad name and is now rumored to be named the Folio 100, a moniker that is not to be confused with the…
Leaked to the wild yesterday, the ROM for the upcoming T-Mobile G2 contains some exciting new components including a version of Google Voice that supports widgets. While most folks are still ooh-ing and ahh-ing over this upcoming HSPA+ handset, the Android dev community has been dissecting this leaked ROM to see what treasures they can…
No longer a release candidate, CyanogenMod-6 is now finalized and available for your downloading pleasure. Based upon stock Android 2.2, the is the first stable froyo release for the popular series of custom ROMs. CyanogenMod has gained traction amongst Android enthusiasts as it is free of bloated carrier and OEM customizations like MOTOBLUR and provides…
Enjoying the beta version of TweetDeck for Android? If so, you will want to point your mobile or desktop browser to TweetDeck’s website so you can snag the latest version of this mobile social networking client. This latest 0.9.5 version is a modest improvement over the previous version and includes both bug fixes and several notable…
We needed to find a plumber this week because there were leaked phones all over the place – we saw spy shots of multiple Windows Phone 7 devices and Android handsets. If that wasn’t enough, we got some hands-on time with some cool new apps and hardware, Froyo is finally getting out there en masse…
The T-Mobile G2 ROM (HTC Vision) that was leaked recently still has some legs to it, as now we have some screenshots of the homescreen, showing off a Google Voice widget and all manner of Google apps. Is that cool enough to get excited for the T-Mobile G2? You be the judge. As we found…