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We knew the TweetDeck application for Android would be released at some point this week in the form of a public beta, but it looks like one of the most anticipated Twitter apps for Android has been leaked ahead of schedule. I have yet to really give the app a thorough run down, but according…
TELUS Motorola Milestone users… heads up! There’s a minor software update available for you right now, that is, if you haven’t updated already. Besides the usual batch of bug fixes and stability enhancements, this minor update to Android 2.1 on your Milestone includes: Alarm Improvements Music Player Functionality Audio Quality Enhancement PIN Lock Improvements Proximity…
Hey US Cellular customers, the Android-powered HTC Desire is hitting your wireless carrier on August 27th! Lest you forget, the Desire ranks alongside the Incredible and the Nexus One in the Android world and is an impressive score for the nation’s #6 wireless carrier. The Desire was originally announced in February for the UK and…
We HTC EVO 4G owners became a little excited when we found that the Android 2.2 update for the handset, compatible with all that Sense UI goodness straight from HTC, and went straight to download and install it. The Taiwanese smartphone maker then took to Twitter and announced that the build wasn’t final and might…
Good news Verizon DROID owners! The highly anticipated Android 2.2 update is now hitting handsets en masse. After a brief rollout that stalled and was delayed for a week by Verizon, the update is reportedly back on again and handsets are receiving some official Froyo love. The update is delivered OTA and a notification should…
Good news for DROID Incredible owners as HTC has released the 2.6.32 source code for the latest Android 2.2. update. The source code is available form download from HTC’s developer website. For the non-developer, this large list of files may appear to be gibberish but in the hands of a developer or savvy hacker, the…
LG, which I’ve always thought of as Samsung’s little brother, constantly trying to get attention, but succumbing to the limits that come with adolescence, has recently said that they want to ship 6 million smartphones this year. This figure comes from a Senior Executive who spoke to The Korea Times and wishes to remain unnamed.…
Samsung and LG, two companies that represent the rapid evolution of South Korea’s once agrarian society into a world leading technopolis, have a slight problem when it comes to making software for mobile phones. To put it bluntly, they simply have no design skills what so ever. It’s to be expected of a people who…
Popular cloud-based document sharing and storage provider, Box.net, has updated its iPhone and iPad apps with support for offline access. This new offline feature allows Box.net customers to view the content of files on their mobile device without an active Internet connection. Files or folders marked for offline access are downloaded to the local storage…
Adobe confirmed that Flash 10 for Android will soon be available for a select number of handsets. The short list of smartphones expected to see this Flash update include the HTC Incredible, the HTC Desire, the Samsung Galaxy S, the Motorola Milestone, the Droid X, and more. Presumably, Flash 10 support will be bundled into…