Archive for September, 2011
Berkeley-Haas Admissions [V1.1.0]
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The Berkeley-Haas application provides direct access to information on all the school's programs, in... Read more @ AndroLib : New Apps and Games
T-Mobile Gets HTC Sensation Confused With LG MyTouch Device
T-Mobile’s at it again. And by “it” I mean inadvertently leaking devices through official channels. This time, they seem to have gotten the HTC Sensation 4G mixed up with a new mysterious LG MyTouch device that looks nothing like any of the current ones available. If you don’t remember, this same device was also [...]
LG myTouch appears on T-Mobile website
It seems that T-Mobile has dropped another hint regarding the upcoming myTouch line of smartphones on their network. Most likely this is only a mistake and no tip at all but what we have here is another sighting of the LG myTouch Q headed for T-Mobile. All previous myTouch devices were manufactured by HTC so this is going in a different direction. [...]
QR code infects Android phones with Trojan malware
The next time you see a QR code in a public place, you might want to think twice before opening up Google Goggles. According to researchers at Kaspersky, a new Trojan has been found that uses the popular barcodes to steal Android users’ hard-earned cash via a text message scam. The problem is not widespread at the moment, but the precedent [...]
Samsung Galaxy Note comes to the FCC with AT&T bands
Rejoice, stylus enthusiasts and fans of unreasonably large smartphones! The Samsung Galaxy Note is now in the hands of the FCC. The hardware they’re looking at has an HSPA+ radio for AT&T’s wireless frequencies, and that’s the first solid evidence yet that Samsung’s uber-phone is coming to these United States. Samsung [...]
Sony Ericsson supports developers, teams up with CyanogenMod
Earlier this week we briefly mentioned the highly popular CyanogenMod 7 would be coming to a wide array of Sony Ericsson smartphones thanks to a group effort by the devs of Cyanogen and FreeXperia, today we have now learned we have one more to thank for the continued support — Sony Ericsson. They’ve teamed with CM and FreeXperia and we [...]
Win a 60-Day License to Boingo Wi-Fi! (5 to Give Away!)
We're in Austin today, getting ready for the BigAndroidBBQ and we couldn't wait to start giving a few things out. Sorry, but we're just anxious to toss out some freebies. Let's start with something that we can all appreciate as Android users. We've got 25 copies of Boingo Wi-Fi licenses good for 60 days. This means free, unlimited access [...]
Samsung Announces Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus
Samsung has added another model to their growing roster (Galaxy Tab 10.1, Galaxy Tab 8.9 and recently the Galaxy Tab 7.7) of Android tablets this morning, unveiling the Galaxy Tab 7 Coming in thinner and weighing less than its predecessor, specifications include a dual-core 1.2GHz processor, 7-inch display (1024x600), 1GB RAM, and a pair of [...]
GamePlan (Version 2.9.1)
Create your own unique list of football (soccer) players and let GamePlan tell you when and if they will play in their club or national team. You build the list by picking the players you are interested in and don't have to see information from leagues/players that are not relevant. GamePlan will then notify you at a given time before [...]
Samsung Galaxy Note Hits the FCC With HSPA+ Radios for AT&T
The Samsung Galaxy Note – perhaps the most interesting device Samsung has coming out – has made a visit to the FCC with none other than AT&T’s HSPA+ 4G radios inside. This doesn’t absolutely mean AT&T will be getting the device (we can think of more than just a few carriers in Canada who may take it on) but [...]
