Today, Google announced via their Google Mobile Blog that they have just updated their mobile Weather search page. The update is definitely a refinement to the former weather search page and makes Google mobile weather results feel more like a native app than something in the browser. If you go to your browser and search for ‘weather’ you will be presented with the new styling.
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Google updates their mobile Weather site, feels more ‘appish’
Tags: applications, Apps, between-darker, browsing-turned, functionality, location, makes-the-page, mobile, mobile weather, pennsylvania, search, weather, weather app
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January 25, 2011 12:26 am | 
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For the people who prefer Telenav to Google Maps for their turn-by-turn directions, a new update is premiering today. TeleNav, which powers AT&T and Sprint Navigator, is available today only for AT&T customers
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TeleNav brings big updates to Android navigation app
Tags: been-improved, commute-alert, driving, google maps, networks, provides-three, quick-search, speech, telenav, telenav gps navigator, weather, well-as-more
Apps, Uncategorized | admin | January 14, 2011 4:01 pm | Comments (0)
The popular Ngmoco iOS game Pocket God is now available in the Android market. I was a big fan of this game back when I had an iPhone, but so far the Android port is a bit of a mixed bag.
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Pocket God Now in Android Market, Huge and Buggy
Tags: certainly-worth, explorer, fragmentation, gingerbread, internal-memory, lasers-on-their, market, open-ended-game, platform, pocket god, release, stoke-the-calls, weather, wrote-recently
Apps, Uncategorized | admin | December 2, 2010 3:04 pm | Comments (0)
The Samsung Continuum is expected to make its official debut at a launch event tonight, but the product guide was posted to Verizon’s website a wee bit early. We we just spotted a couple of screens that tell us more about the Continuum’s “Ticker Display” at the bottom of the phone
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Samsung Continuum product guide reveals more info on Ticker screen
Tags: Apps, continuum, music, near-the-bottom, phone, product, samsung, samsung continuum, sms, ticker, ticker-display, ticker-history, time, weather
Apps | admin | November 8, 2010 4:18 pm | Comments (0)
The Product Testing Institute is doing a great deal of good for smartphone users. While undertaking the testing of products, this fictional organization run by Sony Ericsson is proving that the XPERIA X10 makes Android and smartphones simple enough for cavemen; or toddlers, models, grandpas, glam rockers, stoned surfers, and “guidos” more specifically.
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XPERIA X10: so easy toddlers, grandpas, and stoners can use it
Tags: Apps, lg optimus, premise, rumor, rumors, simple-enough, spy shots, videos, weather, xperia, xperia x10
Apps | admin | September 21, 2010 1:55 pm | Comments (0)
How many apps are in the Android Market? More than 80,000 according to figures recently provided by Google.
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Android Apps Alert #33: Cats and Quick Scans
Tags: airline, Apps, custom, demo, download, library, music, phone, photo, samsung, time, travel, weather
Apps | admin | September 19, 2010 5:00 pm | Comments (0)
Apps, Apps, Apps, is the current trend in the mobile phone industry. This app-driven economy has even pushed the Android Market beyond the 80,000 app threshold according to recent comments from Android godfather Andy Rubin. That’s up from the 70,000 reported in July
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The average Android user has 25 apps and loves games; Android Market has 80,000 apps
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Apps | admin | September 9, 2010 5:08 pm | Comments (0)
There are times when discussions become sidetracked because the participating parties fail to understand or misappropriate the definition of key terms that affect the issue. Android is one of those cases because people tend to speak of the always vague and evolving “spirit of open.” Open source is not a spirit; it’s a term and license form that fosters innovation through shared knowledge. It means that developers and software creators make the core of their production materials (code) freely available to others.
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STFU about Android and “open” [OPINION]
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A common complaint among Android users is short battery life. As we all now, Google’s platform has numerous benefits, but state-of-the-art features and constantly being connected seem to come with one drawback: comparatively large battery consumption. I don’t suggest that you should stop taking advantage of the things that make Android great, such as streaming music players that allow you to walk around with millions of songs in your pocket, location-aware apps, background updates or all the wireless options.
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A Guide to Making Your Android’s Battery Last a Little Longer
Tags: Apps, awesome-edition, battery, battery problems, client, flickr, hacking, mobile, phone, tips, tutorials, weather
Apps | admin | August 11, 2010 2:00 pm | Comments (0)
So, you have a newly rooted DROID Incredible with the help of the new unrEVOked tool and you want to know what’s next? Over at the Increidble forums at xda-developers.com you can get your hands on some pretty decent ROMs and load them up till your heart’s delight. Today we are going to take a look at one of the finer ROMs, pmf v2.1.
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PMF v2.1 is a “no-frills” Android 2.2 stock ROM for DROID Incredible [ROM Reviews]
Tags: Apps, hacks, htc, htc droid incredible, music, rom, roms, root, root access, search, sense, sms, weather
Apps | admin | August 2, 2010 7:00 pm | Comments (0)
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