android

Sony Ericsson’s Android-powered XPERIA X10 gets official

By: CompuZap | Posted 11.3. 2009

Sony Ericsson

Still troubled mobile joint venture Sony Ericsson has today taken the veil off the XPERIA X10, its first Android-loaded smartphone. Powered by the 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon QSD8250 chipset

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LG’s first Android-based smartphone officially announced

By: CompuZap | Posted 09.14. 2009

Continuing with its smartphone push, LG Electronics has today unveiled the GW620, its first ever Android powered device. The upcoming phone will likely be loaded with the Android OS 1.5,

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Facebook app for Android now available

By: CompuZap | Posted 09.9. 2009

Facebook

Without making too much noise, Facebook, the social network that has been kicking MySpace’s soft parts for quite a while now, released its own Android application via the Android Market.

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Dell smartphone to be announced this week?

By: Metal Mind | Posted 08.11. 2009

Dell

We’ve been hearing of Dell’s future Android handset for some time now, but the truth is we haven’t learned much about it, yet.

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Android official Facebook App Coming?

By: Metal Mind | Posted 07.12. 2009

Facebook

Everyone knows Google and Facebook have a long time rivalry. Because of that rivalry Android users who have been hoping for an official app, were forced to use alternatives like Bloo or Babbler.

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Sony Ericsson’s first Android phone

By: Metal Mind | Posted 07.6. 2009

Sony Ericsson

If news of a Nokia Android-based phone isn’t exciting enough for you, than maybe photo’s of Sony Ericsson’s first Android “phone” will get your pulse racing.

Tags: android, nokia, smartphone, SnapDragon QSD8250, Sony Ericsson
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Can I install Windows 7 on my PC?

By: The H
Posted 11.8. 2009

You’ve heard the hype, you’ve seen the TV ads and the press reports and you’re sitting there thinking oh yea, Microsoft are at it again. Vista was a disaster, there I said it. It was released too soon without software support and was therefore doomed from the start.