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Reduce the stress of traveling with all your details in one easy to access place: TripIt.  The info-keeping service has launched a beta version of its application for Android just in time for the holidays.  TripIt has had an app on the iPhone for some time. TripIt allows users to… Continue Reading »

With everyone busy speculating about Apple’s rumored tablet, it might make sense that every other company would try to get their tablets out before Apple will allegedly swoop in and take the market.  With no Apple Tablet in sight, this holiday season is a great chance to get a tablet… Continue Reading »

Sony Ericsson announced their first Google Android based phone yesterday, the XPERIA X10.  The phone sticks with the Xperia slide out qwerty form factor but offers up a new user experience laid on top of Android.  Sony Ericsson showed off a non-retail prototype with an expected release date in Q1… Continue Reading »

TechCrunch is stacking up a bunch of rumors and is purporting that Google really does have a phone of its own brewing that they will bring to market on their own.  This pinnacle of Android phone will be all Google power, optimized for every Google service (surely including Google Voice,… Continue Reading »

While phone freaks are all up in arms about Dell’s decision to launch the Mini 3 touchscreen smartphone in China and Brazil before even mentioning when it will come home to the US, an Android-powered tablet, called Streak, looks to be headed to AT&T next year according to the Commercial… Continue Reading »

If there’s one rule when it comes to computer storage, it’s that eventually everything gets a lot cheaper.  A 1 TB HDD can be bought for about $80, while a few years ago it was simply unheard of to even have 1 TB on one drive.  It stands to reason,… Continue Reading »

If you don’t trust Google, you are not alone.  Why else would Samsung develop an open source operating system for mobile phones on their own instead of using the free Android?  Samsung’s new OS dubbed, Bada should be found on its first phone come mid-2010. Bada, which according to Electronista,… Continue Reading »

This latest release by Slacker seems to be following in the path of their recent decision to phase out of the hardware business—the good news is that there is now a Slacker app available in the Android Market. The Android app, similar to the one for the iPhone and BlackBerry… Continue Reading »

FCC listings are always a nice way to get an advance look at what we can expect to see product wise, and this latest listing is not any different. The listing is for the Mini 3iX smartphone, which is the upcoming Android based handset from Dell. Of course, even though… Continue Reading »

Android seems to be the go-to OS of choice for gadgets smaller than netbooks, especially now with the 2.0 version.  It makes a lot of sense, its open source, free to put on any device and has a respectable number of apps available.  Plus, its backed by Google.  Today we’re… Continue Reading »