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As Google is announcing their first branded phone called Nexus One, they have released the Android device for sale Unlocked for $529, with T-Mobile for $179 with 2 year contract, Verizon and Vodafone in Spring of 2010.Read Full Article
Google Goggles is a visual search app. Instead of using words, take a picture of an object with your camera phone: we attempt to recognize the object, and return relevant search results. Goggles also provides information about businesses near you by displaying their names directly in the camera preview. Price: FreeRead Full Article
After much denials of the hot rumour that Google was unleashing its own cell phone to support its wild fire Android operating system... it's confirmed by TechCrunch via Google employees to be true. The interesting thing is that Google intends to sell the phone unlocked so consumers can use it with any GSM carrier (like T-Mobile or AT&T). The leaked specs we listed below are interesting; having the fastest processor thus far 1Ghz Snapdragon processor, 1GB of internal memory storage for Android Apps, running the latest Android 2.1 OS, brilliant OLED touch screen, no physical buttons except the trackball (there are 4 other touch screen buttons like the DROID), no physical keyboard (I'll miss that... but includes Voice-to-Text feature along with virtuak keyboard), and 2 microphones one in the front for talking and one at the back to reduce background noise. Read Full Article
Now that Verizon's DROID has launched, I've been getting many reports that some Android Apps don't work; force close errors, portions of the app freezes, or the graphics look crappy due to the higher screen size of Motorola's DROID (all other devices were 320 x 480, whereas DROID's illustrious screen is 480 x 854). Read Full Article
Following a tip from a Tweet by AndroLib.com, an Android App Market website, reporting real-time stats that Google's Android Market has more than 10,000 Android Apps.Read Full Article
T-Mobile debuted their second Android Phone called myTouch 3G with Google. Dubbed the "HTC Ion" and given away to developers at Google I/O 2009 annual conference earlier this year. The phone is staged to be the device users can personalize; from the home screen via Android App FreshFace to the shells, cases and gel skins available for it.Read Full Article
The T-Mobile G1 was the first commercial Android phone available, launched October 23rd 2008. Initially sold to T-Mobile U.S. and U.K. customers, and has since opened to a worldwide marketplace. The T-Mobile G1 features a Touch Screen, full QWERTY keyboard, 3G/Wifi/Bluetooth, and Google mobile applications such as Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Search with Voice Search, YouTube, etc. Third-party mobile applications can be downloaded both free and paid to enhance the phones appeal via the Android Market. Coupled with T-Mobile's unlimited 3G data plan, this phone became the next level in cell phone PDAs.Read Full Article
Developers selling paid apps not only have to deliver a sweet app, but in order to earn a reputable sales rank in the Android Market; they have to answer customer service inquiries such as: credit card problems and download issues (which are issues with the Market itself and not apps). There's a thin line and understanding between Customer Service and Support.Read Full Article
Finance for Android brings you streaming real-time quotes in this stock quote and portfolio application. It synchronizes with your Google Finance portfolios, allows quick access to charts and lets you view the latest market and company news. US exchanges only in this release.Read Full Article
This week the Wall Street Journal gave a snippet which hinted at Google's Android App Market will launch the ability to start charging for Android apps by the week of February 16th. With T-Mobile rolling out the RC33 update, and an email from Eric Chu, Google's Mobile Platform Program Manager, confirmed that speculation today. Not only will developers be able to charge for their Android apps in the U.S. and U.K. markets, but other countries as well. See the excerpt from the email belowRead Full Article