All of you looking forward to the lovely bright and cool HTC Flyer Android tablet coming soon to a single hand near you can rejoice and be happy, Clove in the UK is currently taking pre-orders. They note that the device will be “landing†mid-April, but that they don’t yet have a final price.
» Read more: HTC Flyer Available for Pre-Order at Clove, Coming April
Posted by: Chuck Falzone March 11, 2011 Seek Droid is a utility that will help you find your phone when it has been lost or stolen. When you first open the app after installing it, Seek Droid prompts you to create a user name and password.
Oh joyous day, we’d hoped this sort of functionality would be coming soon – and like any great innovation, it was already built in to the phone, just waiting for some intrepid developer to uncover it. This is the key to getting the ATRIX 4G’s Webtop app working via any HDMI capable screen, simply by removing the Device ID check from the Webtop Launcher in PortalApp.apk and making the DockProvider/DockService show Webtop as an option whenever your ATRIX 4G is connected via HDMI! This lovely functionality is brought to you by none other than “Fenny,†a smooth dev from over XDA way
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It’s been reported today, announced by Verizon, confirmed by Verizon Chief Technology Officer Tony Melone, that Verizon had officially completed the world’s first successful voice over LTE call on a commercial LTE network. This was a live, IMS-based VoLTE (voice over LTE) call on Tuesday, February 8th, 2011, in the morning at 9:45 AM ET
» Read more: Verizon Makes World’s First Voice Over LTE Call on a Commercial Network
Sprint is expected to launch a dual-touchscreen smartphone made by Kyocera later today, pairing two 3.5-inch touchscreens and running Android. According to the WSJ , the Sprint Kyocera Echo has what’s described as a “pivot hinge†– presumably a double-hinged arrangement – which allows one screen to fold back against the other out of the way. We’re imagining something similar to Fujitsu’s prototype , shown here
» Read more: Sprint Kyocera Echo dual-touchscreen Android phone tipped for imminent reveal
Waaay back in April 2010, Google announced that support for printing from any app on any device, OS, or browser without the need to install any software. Everyone said – that’s totally crazy, but now they’re back with some more words on the subject. Just this past month, Google Cloud Print was activated for people working with the Google Chrome Notebook pilot program, the project in which a pre-wave of Google Chrome notebooks were sent out to people willing to test them out and report back to Google for further development
» Read more: Android/Google Cloud Print Pushed by Google Official, Only for Windows Users at First
So you’ve got a Galaxy S device and you want it improved. You’d like it not only to work better, but faster. Have you taken a bite of Voodoo ?
» Read more: Grab a Lagfix for your Galaxy S Device WITHOUT Voodoo
Posted by: Ray Walters December 1, 2010 We don’t need no stinkin’ wires! That is what DoubleTwist is saying with the release of their new AirSync add-on for their Android app. Before you read any farther, long story short, you can now sync music, videos and pictures to your Android device without a wire through DoubleTwist. You need to stop reading this article (can’t believe I am saying this) and go search the Android market now for the DoubleTwist AirSync app. The reason being that the add-on is only $.99 for the first 10,000 people to download it. After which, it will go up to $4.99. Go now. The rest of the article is waiting for you after the break . The AirSync app works over you wifi network (of course), allowing you to “tether” your device to your DoubleTwist installation on either your Mac or PC using a numerical code like when you connect a bluetooth device. The connection process is super simple, and “just works”. After installing, it was a matter of dragging and dropping an album onto my device that was listed on my PC DoubleTwist software to get it to sideload the music.
» Read more: DoubleTwist Releases AirSync, Pouring Awesome Sauce All Over Your Device
Posted by: Ray Walters November 11, 2010 I am all for making life easier, and I love using my Android device for different functionalities that bring the “wow” factor, but this one may be a tad niche, but useful nonetheless. YouTube has announced on their blog that they have released a beta remote application to allow you to control YouTube on a YouTube Leanback screen, or a Google TV right from your Android handset.
» Read more: YouTube Gives Us Another Way to Never Leave the Couch
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