Way back in 2008 T-Mobile released a phone known as the G1. As it turns out, that phone was the first to run Android. Back then, there was no such thing as custom UI skins, like Sense or TouchWiz (at least not on Android), and the phone ran sotck Android, just as Google intended it to be
Archive for February, 2012:
Eric Schmidt’s Mobile World Congress keynote now on YouTube
If you weren’t able to make it to Mobile World Congress this week over in Barcelona, but you were really wanting to see what Eric Schmidt talked about, now you can see it like you were really there. The video of his keynote at the trade show has now been made available to watch on YouTube, and it’s definitely worth taking some time to watch. You can see…
Motorola DROID 2 Global receiving software update to fix issues
If you own the Global edition of the DROID 2 by Motorola, then there may be some lingering issues with the device that you’ve noticed as of late. Specifically, your handset may turn off randomly and restart without warning
Paper Toss for Android [Video]
Ah, Paper Toss! This free Android game honestly ranks up there with the “Angry Birds” and “Asphalt 6 HD” type of games for number of hours played. The graphics are very smooth, and the gameplay is relatively simple
Samsung Galaxy S II for US Cellular now available
Eight days ago US Cellular pulled the wraps off the Galaxy S II by Samsung, and announced that the handset would be making its official launch soon. Unfortunately, even eight days ago, US Cellular wasn’t coming completely clean as to a final launch date, keeping that information just vague enough to propel the speculation. But, the wait is over, and the..
