Archive for July, 2009
Samsung Galaxy Passes FCC!
Lately we’ve voiced our irritation that the Samsung Galaxy isn’t available much of anywhere. Not only that, but we haven’t heard a peep from Samsung about their plans on bringing it to other lands. Finally we’ve got some good news - the Samsung Galaxy just passed the FCC! There is good news and bad news… which do you [...]
Samsung Galaxy Lite Introduced By Wi-Fi Alliance
Before the first ever Samsung Android Phone - the Samsung Galaxy - makes its way to American shores we’re already hearing about another version of the same phone… the Samsung Galaxy Lite. The Wi-Fi Alliance passed the phone through its certification process and IN the process outed the device’s existence. There is no solid [...]
Motorola Sholes Looks Like A Morrison For Big Boys
Everyone is excited for Motorola’s first Android Phone, especially since the mere existence of Motorola is leaning on its Android hopes. We’ve already seen the Motorola Morrison, Motorola Calgary and Motorola Heron… now we’re hearing word (and seeing pictures) of a new Motorola Android… the Motorola Sholes: Most [...]
Acer Counters: Android Aspire Netbook On Track For Q3
Since I was 11 years old, Acer has been talking about launching an Android Netbook. Okay… maybe not that long, but you get the point. Two days ago those childhood dreams were crushed when DigiTimes asserted that Acer had delayed its Android Netbook aspirations and would potentially terminate them altogether. PCWorld just renewed my [...]
China Mobile releases OPhone Android-based SDK
China Mobile has officially opened its own community for the OPhone OS developers. Those who register will get access to the OPhone SDK and API documents. The development of the open source OS is being led by China Mobile in cooperation with developers. The OS is based on Google Android and includes an open-source core. The core is based on [...]
Android on track for Q3 Android netbook after all?
There are often conflicting reports about devices that circulate in the technology world. Reports typically conflict the most on unannounced and unreleased products. The only thing you can really do is wait for the manufacturer to officially announce the particulars to get the truth. Yesterday I mentioned a report that claimed Acer would not be [...]
Say Hello to the Motorola “Sholes”
Today finds us learning of a new Motorola handset, rumored to be headed to Verizon as early as October. Called “Sholes”, it’s a slide out QWERTY with a touch of class. Thanks to the guys at Motofan.ru, we get a couple of high resolution pictures and a nice chunk of specs on the side. It’s definitely doesn’t appear [...]
Motorola Performs Better Than Expected
The second quarter results are in for Motorola and it looks like the Schaumberg-based company beat expectations. To be fair, they did post a loss. However the loss was narrower than projected. The loss was only 1 cent per share which beat the overall average estimates of 4 cents analysts expected. Revenue continued to fall, this time [...]
Sherpa, Visual Voicemail Land On Android Market
The wait is over. Now that some T-Mobile customers are reporting they have received their MyTouch 3G, Google has made the new apps packaged with the phone available on the Android Market. This includes the highly regarded “Sherpa” application and T-Mobile Visual Voicemail - 2 applications that are bound to find room on plenty of home [...]
Motorola Morrison Passes FCC, Could Be Named Cliq
The government’s purpose is to serve the people and that they have done very, very well - the FCC has just passed the Motorola Morrison with flying colors, giving us some additional details about the upcoming and unannounced handset. Lets piece together the clues. First we have the “Attestation Statements” which give us a bunch [...]
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