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Android Application Weekly 27 Aug 2010

Ways to Recover Your Lost Windows Phone 7 Device

We've seen the first blurry image of the Windows Phone 7 MyPhone Portal bring a Kin Studio-like arrangement with thumbnails of your photos and pictures of your Contacts and then we were presented with another screenshot of the Portal in action with the Find My Phone section. Windows Phone 7 users will have four tools handy to find their lost or stolen devices right from launch and these will come for free for those adopting the platform, via the Windows Phone 7 MyPhone Portal's Find My Phone section. These are: Map it, Ring it, Lock it and display a  read more

By: Anton D. Nagy | 12:52 AM 6-Sep-10 | - Comments

Twitter Confirms Push Notifications for Official iPhone Client

Thanks to a small set of users who were accidentally able to preview the feature early, Twitter has been forced to confirm that push notifications will soon be coming to its official Twitter for iPhone client. In response to a query from MobileCrunch, Twitter representatives said that "we’ve been testing push notifications internally...push isn’t ready yet, but we look forward to rolling this out soon.” Of course push notifications are already available from certain third-party iPhone Twitter clients, such as Boxcar, but adding this capability to the  read more

By: Evan Blass | 6:17 PM 5-Sep-10 | - Comments

Palm Pre Plus, Pixi Plus Now Free on Verizon, Sprint Cuts Likely

Prices on the current crop of webOS devices seem to be falling at a torrid pace, with dual cuts by Verizon and possibly Sprint meaning that almost all four current models can be had for under $50. In fact, even without leaked evidence claiming to be from Sprint's internal employee newsletter, "The Playbook, that drops the Pre to $49.99 and the Pixi to free, Verizon is now offering both of the improved versions of these handsets -- the Pre Plus and Pixi Plus -- for absolutely nothing on two-year contract. AT&T, meanwhile, is already giving away the Pixi  read more

By: Evan Blass | 2:50 PM 5-Sep-10 | - Comments

TomTom For iPhone Updated, Adds Sharper Maps for iPhone 4

TomTom has announced a updated version of its navigation application for iOS, with the most important improvement being support for the iPhone 4's high-density Retina Display. According to the Dutch-based manufacturer and software developer, version 1.5 "delivers high resolution graphics, sharper maps, more-responsive menus and improved positioning even in areas with limited GPS reception." We're guessing that the improved positioning is due to a combination of the digital compass, accelerometer, and new gyroscope. Also included in the updated app is a  read more

By: Evan Blass | 1:20 PM 5-Sep-10 | - Comments

Report: DataViz Bought By RIM, Kills webOS Documents To Go

BlackBerry news and rumor site CrackBerry is reporting that DavaViz, maker of the popular Documents To Go suite of Office-compatible applications, has been acquired by RIM for $50 million. The company itself has announced, perhaps not coincidentally, that it will not be releasing a highly-anticipated version of its software for Palm's webOS platform. Documents To Go was one of the first programs to enable Office document viewing and editing on Palm's original operating system, PalmOS. With neither company officially announcing the acquisition,  read more

By: Evan Blass | 12:25 PM 5-Sep-10 | - Comments

Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Software Overview Part 2

Since kicking off our coverage of the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10, you’ve seen our unboxing video, Part 1 of our software overview, and the hardware overview. Well now it’s time for Part 2 of the software overview. In this video we compare the speed of the Xperia X10 against the Samsung Galaxy S. The X10 is preloaded with Android 1.6 while the Galaxy S comes with 2.1. These two devices face off in a stock browser comparison, YouTube load time test, and finally a simple assessment of app opening times. You will surely notice that we have opted to load  read more

By: Geoffrey Farinha | 12:00 PM 5-Sep-10 | - Comments

HTC HD3 / HD7 Rumored Again, Features Amazing Spec Sheet

If information published by Australian Smarthouse.com is to be believed -- and that is a big if -- HTC will be using its September 15th event to reveal an HD2 successor with a dream spec sheet. Without mentioning any specific sources, the site claims that the so-called HD3 will be a 10-millimeter-thick, Windows Phone 7-powered beast sporting a 4.5-inch AMOLED display with incredible 1280 x 800 resolution. If that sounds a little suspicious, how about the reported dual-core 1.5GHz ARM processor and 1800mAh battery? The rest of the alleged specs on this  read more

By: Evan Blass | 9:20 AM 5-Sep-10 | - Comments

Special Edition Droid 2 R2D2 Dock Pictured

If you're still waiting out on the Motorola Droid 2 in order to get the Android smartphone in its limited edition white R2D2 edition, an homage to the handset's Droid's moniker, then you'll be happy to know that Motorola and Verizon Wireless will also be launching a white desktop docking cradle that will follow the R2D2 theme. It's good to see a white handset with white accessories, and also to see the theme being carried through to the docking cradle. The R2D2 Droid 2 edition could also use the regular Motorola Droid or Droid 2 desktop cradle as well.   read more

By: Chuong Nguyen | 2:21 AM 5-Sep-10 | - Comments

Motorola Leverages Flash in its Android Phone Promotion Against Apple

Motorola's latest advertisement is taking another subtle hit against Apple's iPhone and iOS platform by leveraging the advantage of Adobe Flash support in its choice of Android platform for devices like the Motorola Droid 2. Motorola has been making subtle jabs at Apple in its ad campaigns; the last ad taken by Motorola poked fun at the iPhone's reception issues. In this current ad, Motorola uses a similar tone to Apple's "There's an app for that campaign." The company asks, "Flash websites?" and then notes that "There is a phone for that" and shows a  read more

By: Chuong Nguyen | 2:15 AM 5-Sep-10 | - Comments
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