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T-Mobile Motorola CLIQ XT review
Launching later this month, the Motorola CLIQ XT is the newest Android device from T-Mobile. This phone features many similarities of the original Motorola CLIQ, but there are some notable differences. Has Motorola made enough improvements over the original CLIQ to win us over?
A closer look at HTC’s touch sensors
Our recent look at the Nexus One touch screen generated a lot of questions and now we are back with some answers. The Nexus One touchscreen is not “broken” – it just suffers from a hardware limitation we were not aware of and did not perform as we expected.
Hands on as new Dell Mini 5 details leak: Amazon deal, new colors, new name
Today Engadget came across a leaked flyer that reveals new details and even a new name. The Dell Streak will be available in a number of color and design options and feature a new content partnership with Amazon.com. Time to take a closer look at the new kid on the block.
AT&T: The most crippled Android experience
The Backflip has no option to install applications from unknown sources (aka non-Market applications). This is important to note because every Android phone (that I know of) has included this as a default option of the Android OS.
Gowalla 1.0 finally hits the Android Market. Nerds, bar goers rejoice
We’ve been following Gowalla for quite some time now. And judging by the funding they’ve picked up and how quickly they are making progress we can’t be the only ones.
Rumor: Cox Wireless to launch Kyocera 4G LTE Android phone
The nation’s third largest cable company is launching their wireless service this March. Cox will initially piggyback on Sprint’s network, but has plans to build their own LTE network later this year.
T-Mobile “Very Fast Mobile Web” coming March 14
When we speculated T-Mobile might call their new HSPA+ network “4G” they were very quick to point out that was not the case (yet). Instead, T-Mobile chose to inform us of their network upgrade schedule and said they would “integrate HSPA+ into its 3G network.
Is multitouch broken on the Nexus One? Sort of…
It was brought to my attention tonight that multitouch recognition is having a lot of issues on the Nexus One. Robert Greeen of Battery Powered Games told me he was having problems with the Nexus One touchscreen and made a quick app to demonstrate it visually.
Google rewards Android devs with free phones in new seeding program
Google sent out emails today informing users of a new Device Seeding Program for top Android Market Developers. Developers who have an application in the Android Market with a 3.5 star rating (or higher) and 5000 unique downloads qualify to receive a free Motorola Droid or Nexus One.
