William Pitock, also known as nenolod, posted the Motorola Sholes bootloader key and its initialization vector on Twitter, claiming it would allow users to bypass the bootloader and build custom signed .sbf files. However, Motorola has confirmed that the keys do not work and no Cease & Desist letters were sent to nenolod.
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Blaze Software’s study claiming Android’s browser is 52% faster than Safari may be inaccurate due to testing methodology issues.
Android vs iPhone browser speed test gets called out, Blaze backtracks Read More »
Motorola Mobility has secretly relocated its headquarters to San Diego, California, seeking to revitalize its Android development and strengthen ties with Google.
EXCLUSIVE: Motorola Mobility moves to California Read More »
The Motorola DEFY is the smartphone equivalent of a tank. It is water-resistant, dust-proof, and scratch-resistant. Watch the video to see how tough it is.
Motorola’s DEFY is Life Proof – Not BLUR Proof Read More »
Google has begun remotely removing trojan-like apps from Android phones to protect users against malicious apps. Up to 200,000 users may have downloaded the apps, which were labeled as innocuous apps or as adult apps. The apps collected personal information and exploited security holes in Android. Google has released a mandatory security update to patch the hole.
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The Froyo update for the Samsung Epic 4G is now available for owners to download. The update includes a number of new features and improvements, such as a new home screen, improved Exchange support, and a performance boost.
Samsung Epic 4G: Froyo Update Now Available Read More »
Lenovo LePad tablet to be released worldwide in June after initial China launch in March. Tablet features 10.1-inch screen, Android 2.2, and 1.2 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor.
Lenovo to Launch LePad Tablet Globally in June Read More »
Intel CEO, Paul Otellini, publicly declared Nokia’s decision to partner with Windows Phone 7 as flawed, implying he would have chosen Android if in Nokia’s position. He also hinted that Nokia abandoned their MeeGo partnership with Intel due to substantial financial incentives from Microsoft. Nonetheless, Otellini promised to find a new partner for MeeGo.
Intel CEO on Redmondpoo: “I would probably have gone to Android.” Read More »
doubleTwist’s AirSync app now supports live streaming to the Xbox 360 and PS3. We take it for a spin.
We take doubleTwist’s AirTwist for a spin Read More »
Google’s long-awaited official Blogger app is a letdown, offering limited features and failing to surpass existing third-party apps. For a service owned by Google, Blogger continues to receive lackluster attention.
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Google’s Chrome OS offers a sleek and browser-centric computing experience, but its relevance and future remain uncertain. While it excels in simplicity and internet-based tasks, it falls short in replacing traditional PCs. Its fate hinges on Google’s strategy and the ongoing battle between netbooks, tablets, and PCs.
Editorial: (Ch)rome Total War Read More »
MetroPCS is offering the Samsung Forte, an LTE device running Android 2.2.1, for $99. The phone is a good option for those who want a cheap smartphone but don’t want to sign a contract.
High End Pay as You Go Read More »
Google is reportedly developing a centralized newsstand platform for its Android operating system, aiming to become the go-to destination for digital news consumption.
Google Digital Newsstand Read More »
Vizio may be unveiling a cheap Android Tablet and Android phone under the name ‘Via’ at CES. This is not to be taken lightly. The company began in 2002 with 3 employees and now has 2.5 billion in revenue. If they drive prices low enough, ubiquity becomes the name of the game. Via: Source
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