It appears that Google’s Seoul offices have been raided today by Korean trustbusters looking for information on the possible stoppering of search opponents in the company’s mobile operating system Android. Search engine company NHN (popular in the area) and Daum Communications this past April asked the country’s Fair Trade Commission to investigate Google’s mobile search business practices
» Read more: Google Offices Raided by Korean Fair Trade Commission
SO you’ve got your eye on that $600 Galaxy S II, yes? Think that costs a lot of money because you’re getting it off-contract before anyone else in the United States, yes
Like it has done it quite a few times before, Google has launched new features that will help Android and iOS users search and find what they need faster via the Google mobile homepage. First of all, the mobile homepage now includes shortcut icons for commonly searched local categories, including restaurants, bars, coffee hops, gas stations and ATMs. These will provide quick access to more detailed results, as well as a map that “remains at the top of the page and adjusts automatically to the listing you are looking at.” Another new enhancement is related to typing searches.
» Read more: Google enhances mobile search for iOS and Android
The iPad and Kindle might want to make some extra room for their little cousin, the Nook. Barnes and Noble’s latest offering, the Nook Simple Touch Reader, has an undocumented “hidden” Web browser that allows users to access their email and browse headlines. Users that have purchased the new Android device can simply press the virtual “Search” button on the bottom of the Nook’s screen and type in a URL into a search bar when it appears
» Read more: Latest Nook e-Reader Comes With Undocumented Web Browser
The update to Android 2.2 Froyo for the Motorola Bravo is now available. Exactly ten days after Motorola had solicited help from 1000 eager Bravo owners to beta test the Froyo release , it’s here for everyone
» Read more: AT&T Motorola Bravo Android 2.2 Froyo update now available
Posted by: Phil Esposito March 21, 2011 Today Sprint announced a new device to their slowly growing, yet greatly improving line of Android devices. Sprint announced the Nexus S 4G, their fourth 4G phone.
Best Buy Mobile® Partners With Google to Exclusively Launch Nexus S Smart Phone Nexus S, from Google and Samsung, is the world’s first smart phone with Android 2.3, Gingerbread. Nexus S hits Best Buy stores and BestBuy.com after Dec
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by Effie Tjhai on 26. Oct, 2010 It’s not a surprise to see LG Optimus with T-Mobile branded. Since early October, we have heard its arrival to T-Mobile as part of the carrier holiday season sells.
» Read more: LG Optimus Now Available Via T-Mobile On November 3rd
Google has announced their Q3 earnings, and rave about Android’s part in making it such a successful quarter (helping to make them very rich).
T-Mobile and LG Mobile Phones Offer a Simple-to-Use, Affordable Android Device for First-Time Smartphone Customers – LG Optimus T with Google Exclusive to T-Mobile customers, LG Optimus T offers Android 2.2, Voice Actions for Android and one-touch access to popular Google services to keep customers connected while on the go BELLEVUE, Wash. — Oct
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