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Android Games

Robot Unicorn Attack hits the Market [Game Review]

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There were reports around yesterday about the impending release of Robot Unicorn Attack (RUA) in the Android Market, and that time has come. RUA is slated to be the first of many games from [adult swim] games, an…

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Android Apps

GrooveShark responds to Android Market removal, defend legality

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Music streaming service Grooveshark has many fans, few of which work for the major recording labels. That’s why many assumed problems with the RIAA, a group of music industry thugs, I mean record labels…

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Android OS

Researchers find way to restrict which data Android apps access, put privacy options in user’s hand

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There’s an Android security scare happening at least once a month. Most of these are overblown, rehashed non-issues, but there are legit concerns about Android malware and privacy leaks. Researchers…

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Android App Reviews

Go SMS Pro is a better Android app for texting [App Reviews]

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Despite all of the great things that Android phones can do – from power your desktop’s Internet connection to control your torrent downloads – sending text messages remains as one of the mo…

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Free apps

Epistle brings plain text, Dropbox syncing goodness to Android [Android App Reviews]

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With so many note-taking applications in the Android Market, it has to be pretty difficult to stand out at all. Most new note-taking apps take the high road of trying to pack a ton of features into the app (think Ex…

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Samsung

Gingerbread comes to Vodafone UK Samsung Galaxy S

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While the world collectively asks “when will my phone get Gingerbread?” Samsung and Vodafone UK have crossed off the Galaxy S from the list of Android phones waiting for an upgrade. Vodafone UK an…

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Android Apps

Android Apps Alert #56: 3 billion served edition

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How many apps have been downloaded from the Android Market? I use to ask that question until Google shed some light on the answer earlier this week – more than 3 billion. That’s a whole lot of apps to p…

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Android Apps

Cooliris LiveShare adds comments to awesome photo sharing app

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Cooliris, the very same people who brought you the official Google Android gallery app, has released an update to its LiveShare photo sharing app. In addition to separating public and private streams, users c…

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Android News

Amazon responds to game developer controversy: nothing to see here

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The International Game Developers Association sent out a warning this week to Android game developers, warning them that the Amazon App Store for Android presented some problems that might make them want to r…

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Android Games

Poker Swap updates to HD graphics

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A while back, I reviewed Poker Swap, and I had a few bones to pick with the game: The graphics “look like it was ported from my 1999 feature phone” The sound setting didn’t stick when relaunchi…

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LG

Verizon MAP list leaks, reveals prices for LG Revolution and Droid X 2

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A new leak straight from Big Red themselves confirms the Best Buy leaked price for the Samsung Charge, but also gives us pricing for a couple phones we didn’t have info on before: the LG Revolution and the D…

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Android OS

Google Android: 350,000 daily activations, 3 billion apps served

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How many Android phones have been sold? Google has never given a concrete number, but the company has revealed how many Android phones and tablets are selling: 350,000 units each day. Holding steady to estimat…

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Samsung

Droid Charge price leaks at Wal-Mart

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This is the confirmation we were all hoping wouldn’t come. Some rumors, you just don’t want to be true. Unfortunately, it looks like the Droid Charge will be clocking in at a whopping $298 on-contr…

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HTC

HTC Sense 3.0 not coming to older Android phones

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The latest version of HTC Sense, with its smooth animations and re-imagined homescreen and launcher, will only be available to the latest HTC Android phones. While people immediately began asking when their…

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Productivity

PocketCloud for Honeycomb tablets provides awesome desktop control

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There are plenty of desktop virtualization tools out there, and PocketCloud, one of the most recognizable, just got a little better thanks to some Honeycomb treats. PocketCloud for Android has been updated t…

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