Google Nexus S was officially launched last year which was launched as successor to Nexus One, and it was also the first one to run on Gingerbread a.k.a Android 2.3. In USA, T-Mobile was the first carrier to officially launch it and then few months ago, Sprint launched its 4G version. We heard back in February that Nexus S will be hitting AT&T soon but then few days ago, after 4 months AT&T officially launched the Nexus S. Continue reading “Google Nexus S for AT&T exclusively available at BestBuy”
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Google+ App for Windows Phone 7 coming next week
Google+ was launched by Google a few weeks ago which is their new social network service for internet users, like Facebook and Twitter. Google+ is the fastest growing social network, as it reached 10 million users in just 16 days and it’s reported that soon it will be hitting the huge mark of 20 million, impressive isn’t it? Continue reading “Google+ App for Windows Phone 7 coming next week”
Sprint To Roll Out Software Update For Google Nexus S 4G On July 25
Sprint recently announced that, the Nexus S 4G smartphone will receive a new software update on July 25. The new software update will improve the 4G data speeds and increase the signal strength of the Nexus S 4G smartphone.
Google Nexus S 4G is the Sprint’s version of the highly popular Nexus S smartphone. The Google Nexus S 4G is the first smartphone to feature the Android Gingerbread OS along with the 4G connectivity. We have a good news for the Nexus S 4G users. Sprint recently announced that, the Nexus S 4G smartphone will receive a new software update on July 25. Continue reading “Sprint To Roll Out Software Update For Google Nexus S 4G On July 25”
Nokia Maps Now Available on iOS and Android Devices
There’s good news for all those who have been wanting to use Nokia maps on non-Nokia devices. Nokia Maps is now available on iOS and Android devices as well.
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Google Plus application now available for Apple iPhone
Google recently launched their new social network service which is known as Google Plus. Google+ is launched to compete with the leader of social networks, Facebook. Google+ is gaining a lot of popularity nowadays, and Google recently reported that there are more than 10 million users on it. Google+ app is already available for Android powered phones but not for iPhone as there a lot of iPhone users out there who are using Google+. Continue reading “Google Plus application now available for Apple iPhone”
New Android Marketplace App Unveiled : Books and Movies Supported
Google lifted the curtains from its latest redesign of the Android Marketplace app. The application now supports renting movies and purchasing books straight from the app itself in supported countries. Alongside , it brings a major overhaul in the UI of the application.
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Samsung Nexus S on board Space Shuttle Atlantis
Samsung Nexus S from Google is aboard NASA’s space shuttle on its last mission ST-135. The Atlantis was launched into space last Friday on a 12 day mission to the International Space Station (ISS). Two Nexus S phones are installed inside three Synchronized Position Hold, Engage, Reorient, Experimental Satellites (SPHERES). Continue reading “Samsung Nexus S on board Space Shuttle Atlantis”
Patent Wars : Microsoft Demands $15 from Samsung for Every Android Phone Sold
Microsoft has demanded Samsung to pay 15 US$ for every Android phone that Samsung sells.
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Samsung to make the next Nexus device?
Android is one of the leading mobile operating systems in the world and Google recently announced next version of Android at Google I/O which is known as Ice Cream Sandwich a.k.a Android 4.0. Google is calling it combination of Gingerbread and Honeycomb and it will be available for both Android phones and tablets. Continue reading “Samsung to make the next Nexus device?”
Nokia N9 Might Run Android Apps
Nokia have already hinted at the vast number of Qt applications that will be available for the MeeGo powered Nokia N9 and the N950. But now it seems that the Nokia N9 might be able to run unmodified Android applications thanks to the Alien Dalvik system.
Rumor: Google Nexus 4G specs leaked
We recently showed you a screenshot of an unknown device and we told you that it’s the prototype version of the next Nexus device. As Andy Rubin also confirmed that there will be a new Nexus device in future. We already know that it will be the first one to future Android 4.0 a.k.a Ice Cream Sandwich, but what else is under the hood. Continue reading “Rumor: Google Nexus 4G specs leaked”
Google working on a messaging application to take on iMessage and BBM?
Apple recently announced iOS 5 at the WWDC event which is the new version of iOS, which comes with more than 200 new features. One of the notable features is the iMessage. iMessage is built in the message application, and it allows you to share messages, photos, videos and few more things. Continue reading “Google working on a messaging application to take on iMessage and BBM?”
Verizon Launches – Revolution, DROID X2, Trophy and XPERIA Play
Yesterday, we told you about the launch of the LG Revolution on the Verzion network. Verzion are launching another three phones apart from the LG Revolution that include : Motorola Droid X2, HTC Trophy and the Sony Ericsson XPERIA Play.
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Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 to Ship with Android 3.1
It seems that the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is just a few days away from it’s launch and if that doesnt make you happy enough, it is said to be coming with Android 3.1 Honeycomb pre-installed.
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Honeycomb Hiding Gingerbread UI , Glimpses Of Ice Cream Sandwich ?
At its Google I/O event , Google let loose the next version of Android ie Ice Cream Sandwich. What is so special about it ? Well for one it makes the entire code base cross platform. What this means is that the same OS will run on your tablet , smartphone and even the desktop. The only change will be the UI. So what do we have here ?
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