The big Android news this week, without question, was the launch of the Motorola Cliq, a smartphone that sports a sliding keyboard and is optimized for social network interaction. The Android platform, of course, is designed to make the most out of a continuous web connection,… Read More »
Bio:James Kendrick has written and done video reviews and how-to’s for numerous publications, including Smartphone & Pocket PC
Magazine, Information Week and Laptop Magazine. He is also member of the prestigious Mobius group — an invitation extended to true experts in the world of mobile technology. An avid Tablet PC user, James was recognized in 2005 with the Microsoft MVP award in Tablet PCs.
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Motorola has followed through on its promise to enter the Android smartphone market, unveiling the Cliq, a small phone with a sliding QWERTY keyboard. The company has added its own home screen magic, called MotoBlur, that graphically integrates all user messaging accounts. Messages received appear on… Read More »
The Android-based Huawei Pulse was made available via a pre-paid plan in the UK this week and the specs on the forthcoming ARCHOS 5 Internet tablet running the Google OS were accidentally leaked online. And a Hero rode into town. Sprint will make the HTC Hero —… Read More »
The Android community got some big news this week, with Motorola announcing it will present its Android “portfolio” at our own Mobilize 09 conference on Sept. 10 in San Francisco. In the meantime, a new TV streaming app with advanced video playback features hit the market… Read More »
The Android world got another app store this week, one aimed at so-called “high-end” devices such as the forthcoming ARCHOS 5 Internet Tablet. But in the meantime, existing owners of some not-so-high-end Android handsets were warned the only way they’ll be able to get OS… Read More »
Phones running the Android operating system have been available worldwide since April late 2008/early 2009, starting with the T-Mobile G1, which is known outside of the U.S. as the HTC Magic Dream. The HTC Android phones have been good sellers globally, including the second phone in… Read More »
Apple has done a decent job with email on the iPhone, but now there’s a better way to deal with the thousands of messages some of us receive. reMail, a new app for the iPhone, launched today, and it offers email capabilities that rival desktop equivalents. reMail… Read More »
