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| Android Jelly Bean Confirmed for HTC One X, One S, One XL eWeek HTC has fallen well behind fellow Android supporter Samsung, so it can only help the smartphone maker to be the first to announce that several of its devices will soon receive the upgrade to Google's Android 4.1, known as Jelly Bean. While many a high-end ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google's Android Could Be Affected in European Antitrust Deal: Report eWeek A settlement deal being negotiated between Google and the European Union to resolve antitrust issues could now be expanded to include Google's Android mobile technologies, in addition to Google search platforms. "The outcome is finely balanced and will ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Android Smartphone Case Review: iSkin Vibes for Samsung Galaxy S III Review MobileTechReview.com While it doesn't have the aluminum back plating as the one on the iSkin aura, we actually find this case protecting the large Android smartphone better in several ways. The case is well designed, form fitting and easy to put on and take off. The iSkin vibes ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Colorado shooting: Android phone captures first images of aftermath Los Angeles Times ... Michelle Maltais. July 20, 2012, 11:20 a.m.. The shaky shots of confused patrons -- some in Batman costumes, others bloodied and in shock -- leaving the Colorado theater where gunfire erupted were posted on YouTube by a person with an Android phone. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| When good Android apps go bad -- a security lesson CNET After Google launched its Bouncer system to protect apps in the Google Play Android market in February, the researchers wanted to see if they could turn a good app that was already in the system into something malicious without triggering the Bouncer ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Three popular Android phones slated for Jelly Bean upgrade lightning round Ars Technica HTC's One X, One S, and One XL will all receive an upgrade to Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, the company confirmed to Engadget earlier today. Even better for Android fans, Sam Mobile reports that the Galaxy S III will receive Android 4.1 "soon," and that the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Vodafone walks us through a phone's Android 4.0 upgrade, explains ... By Jon Fingas We're used to seemingly interminable waits for phone firmware upgrades for carrier-locked phones. What is it that takes so long? Vodafone UK isn't. Engadget | ||
| XBMC - Android Authority By Lucian Armasu XBMC team discusses why XBMC for Android is the best XMBC app from any platform. Android Authority | ||
| Jet Set Radio HD announced for Android | Android Community By Eric Abent Earlier this year, Sega announced that an HD remake of its classic Dreamcast game Jet Set Radio was in the works for Xbox 360, PS3, PC, and PS Vita. As if that. Android Community | ||
| Gameloft VP of Americas Answers Android Gamers' Pressing ... By Chris Chavez Over the years, Android users have formed a sort of love/hate relationship when it comes to mobile games publisher Gameloft. At first, frustrations arose from the lack of Gameloft titles made available in the Android Market (Gameloft distributed ... Android Phone Fans | ||
| Google officially announces Android 4.1 OTA update for Nexus S ... By Evan Rodgers Google has officially announced the rollout of Android 4.1 for Nexus S handsets on T-Mobile, H3G, O2, Rogers, and Vodafone in "most countries." The company began quietly pushing the update out to... The Verge - All Posts |
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| HTC says Desire HD still getting ICS, refutes ... - Android Central HTC tells Android Central that ICS updates for the Desire HD, and the similarly- spec'd Desire S, are still on. www.androidcentral.com/htc-says-desire-hd-still-getting-ics-re... |
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