The first few details surrounding the Samsung Galaxy Mini 2 low-end smartphone have popped up all over the Internet yesterday, along with a couple of leaked pics.
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Samsung Galaxy Mini 2 passes through the FCC, likely to be unveiled at the MWC
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Smartphones are amazing devices and put so much power into your hands. Power that can be used productively, to learn, to connect, or to have fun
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Wondering Where The Time Goes? Try RescueTime [App Review]
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A kerfuffle erupted a short while ago when folks first noticed that the Android developer page had removed the Galaxy Nexus 4G LTE from its list of supported devices. That immediately led people to wonder if Google had just dropped the Nexus from its list of supported devices and was turning the device over to Verizon for management
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CDMA Galaxy Nexus dev support downgraded, but updates still come from Google
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Apps | admin | February 3, 2012 11:59 pm | Comments (0)
The menu button has lost its space among the elite conventions of Android UI design. What once was Menu, Back, Home, Search has become Back, Home, App Tray, and Google wants Android developers to get used to it. But should they
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Is Google right to say farewell to the Menu button? [POLL]
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Apps | admin | January 27, 2012 4:31 pm | Comments (0)
Google is providing extra resources to developers looking to create or improve Android apps.
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Google Android Training gives development lessons for making better apps
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Apps | admin | December 16, 2011 12:54 pm | Comments (0)
Google I/O is Google’s biggest developer event, and has become the launchpad for some big announcements relevant to consumers each year. I/O has grown beyond what Google can contain in two-days, so the Mountain View-based company is adding an extra day to the 2012 edition. Monica Tran of the Google I/O team has announced that I/O 2012 will take place June 27-29, 2012.
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Google I/O 2012 extended to 3 days, moved to June 27
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Apps | admin | November 28, 2011 5:40 pm | Comments (0)
The name OneLouder may not be immediately familiar to most Android users, but it should be. That’s name of the company that has carved out a niche as a builder of apps at “the intersection of social and mobile.” So while you may not immediately recognize the OneLouder brand, you most certainly know its apps TweetCaster, FriendCaster, ChannelCaster, and SportsCaster . Androinica.com has covered all of OneLouder’s apps, so we reached out to the company to participate in the second edition of our developer interview series . Below is a recent chat that I had with Evan Conway, president of OneLouder, about the company’s decision-making process and plans for the rapidly-changing Android social apps field.
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TweetCaster dev talks Google+, social apps, and plans for Android development [Interviews]
The Google Nexus S 4G is coming to Sprint. Samsung Mobile just announced that a version of the Nexus S, originally available through T-Mobile USA, is coming to Sprint with 4G WiMax speeds supported and “unprecedented controls and services enabled by Google Voice integration built into the Sprint Network.” The Nexus S 4G is mostly similar to the Nexus S that T-Mobile users have grown to love and hate.
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Sprint announces Nexus S 4G with deep Google Voice integration
Rohan Shavran, Notion Ink Creative Director, Founder and CEO Nominated because: He is responsible for one of the most hyped, yet controversial, devices of the past year: the Adam tablet. The Notion Ink Adam has had a roller coaster year, and it hasn’t even been released yet.
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Android Person of the Year Nominee: Rohan Shavran
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Apps, Uncategorized | admin | December 23, 2010 6:12 pm | Comments (0)
Today, Samsung announced the development of a new lower-power NFC chip which features embedded flash memory. Eric Schmidt set the mobile industry buzzing about NFCs when he announced NFC support in Android 2.3, and showed off a little demonstration with his Nexus S at the recent Web 2.0 Summit. NFC chips are for short range (less than 4 inches) communication and data transmission, and have many uses from subway passes, security access to mobile payment systems.
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Samsung Announces Flash Memory NFC Chip
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Apps | admin | December 1, 2010 8:31 pm | Comments (0)
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