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The coming of Samsung Behold II
Written by sabbymonster on Saturday, October 17, 2009 | 367 views | No Comments
Categories: Mobile Phones Tags: android, android phone, samsung, samsung android phone, samsung behold ii, t-mobile
Last I mentioned, HTC rumoured to be releasing a new Android phone called the HTC Dragon, Motorola will be releasing the Motorola ‘CLIQ’ Google Phone, and Nokia… they’re kinda offering an Android netbook (instead of a mobile phone) supposedly in 2010.
Samsung had already stepped into the Android market, but with the rest releasing new stuff, they were not about to fall short behind. Read the rest of this entry
Motorola ‘CLIQ’ Google Phone
Written by sabbymonster on Friday, October 02, 2009 | 412 views | 1 Comment
Categories: Mobile Phones Tags: android, android phone, google phone, motoblur software, motorola android phone, motorola cliq, social-networking, t-mobile
Motorola is living and kicking after all. And to show how much they still care about us mobile phone consumers they’ve decided to release their first-ever Google phone, the ‘CLIQ’.
The Cliq includes Motorola’s new “MotoBlur” software, which basically replaces the standard Android home screen with a social networking dashboard – see status updates, emails, update multiple social networking services at once, etc. Read the rest of this entry
More Android-based devices to be release by T-Mobile
Written by sabbymonster on Sunday, May 10, 2009 | 288 views | No Comments
Categories: Mobile Phones Tags: android, android phone, cole brodman, google, google phone, t-mobile, t-mobile usa
Android is a mobile OS developed by Mountain View, California-based technology giant, Google. “We are looking to launch multiple Android-based devices in the second half of this year with three partners,” Cole Brodman, chief technology officer of T-Mobile USA said.
It is said that T-Mobile has big Android-based plans after the million-selling success of the G-1 (Google Android phone). In fact, Brodman expects Android to find its way down into feature phones on the low end. Read the rest of this entry
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