It looks like the Motorola Droid 2 Pro is going to be offered at Costco soon after this report from Boy Genius were bared. Apparently it was spotted if you key in the “Droid” word at Costco and the handset will reportedly be worth around $199.99.
That and some other handsets like the T-Mobile Comet were seen, showing some promise of new and potential Android-powered handsets which may be offered soon and presu
Motorola offers another handset for consumers with the Motorola Citrus. While all the attention is surely on the Droid Pro and the Motorola Spice, the Motorola Citrus Android 2.1 smartphone joins the class of new handsets released like the Motorola Flipside, Flipout, and Bravo for AT&T.
The Motorola Citrus was actually made for Verizon Wireless and is tagged as an entry-level phone. Among the features of the Motoro
There are some apps that are good and then there are some which are not. We have seen a lot of them get taken out at the Apple iTunes store and the Android Marketplace is no different.
With malicious apps like this one, the Secret SMS Replicator, the text messaging app has been stricken out after 18 hours of being available. Now while its removal may be commendable, you have to wonder about the approval process of apps over at the Android Marketplace since the said app was able to pass their standards in the first place. Overlooked or a goof?
Sony Ericsson has announced that the Android 2.1 update for the Sony Ericsson Experia X10, X10 mini and X10 mini pro will be released this Sunday, October 31. The latest update promises to bring in enhancements for the Sony Experia class.
Among the updates include improvements to 720p HD video recording capabilities and 5 home screens. The Sony Ericsson handsets will also get a new backup and restore application and a s
Normally, a built-in camera would seem automatic for most mobile devices out in the market but for some reason, Motorola is not including one for its upcoming Motorola Droid Pro. Minimal as the impact may seem, Motorola seems to be focusing on providing business-friendly handsets and the Droid Pro is it.
Sans the camera, the Motorola Droid Pro will come with a 3.1” HVGA display, a 1GHz processor, ru
Add another tablet set to hit the market, this time in the form of the Telstra T-Touch Tab. The Australian-based company is offering this tablet which will be powered by an 768MHz Snapdragon Qualcomm processor and will boast of a 7” touch screen display with 800×480 pixel resolution.
The Telstra T-Touch Tab tablet will run on Android 2.1 and will also have a 2MP camera. Other supporting features include WiFi, 3G and offers
The WiFi only version of the Samsung Galaxy Tab has made its way to the FCC, the same handset which was advertised over at Best Buy for $499 along with a data plan. Apparently the Samsung Galaxy Tab’s 802.11 b/g/n and Bluetooth was put to the test.
Among the features of the WiFi only Samsung Galaxy Tab include a 7” WSVGA enhanced TFT display, a 1 GHz Cortex A8 Hummingbird processor, a front-facing camer
The Dell Venue, otherwise known as well as Thunder, has made its way to the FCC. It has said to pass most of the tests it had undergone and may soon be available over at AT&T.
The documents listed test processes for both 1900 and 850 MHz HSPA bands. A curious part of the Dell Venue is that carries a model number of V03B which up to know remains a mystery. Among the official specs of the Dell Venue include a 4.1-inch AMOLED touchs
Google Maps for Android 4.6 has been finally announced, coming with an enhanced design for page place views and thus providing reviews on places via the web. It will also come with a new feature which will filter results by distance, ratings, neighborhood, “open now”, and “related searches.”
Google Maps for Android 4.6 is free for download over at the Android Marketplace, and will run on Android 1.6 or higher smartphones.
Two new Android versions have reportedly come out, the Gingerbread and the Honeycomb. The launch dates for the new Android versions are drawing near and are actually being tested on live devices at the moment.
This should draw cheers from users, meaning that Google has not slowed down one bit as far as enhancing and coming up with new Android OS versions for the many devices and gadgets making use of them. Now if we could only get
