Could 2012 be the year of real Android battery life?
It's not glamorous. Batteries are functional bits we never really think about until... they unexpectedly run out; typically as we're just about to finish a…
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Motorola now taking pre-orders for Xyboard Android tablets
One thing I can really appreciate about the Xyboard is the untainted Honeycomb experience. After Samsung's latest update, us tab users were left with crude…
Android Fragmentation – What, Google Worry?
"Differentiation means that you have a choice and the people who are making the phones, they're going to compete on their view of innovation, and…
Quad-core Androids Coming February: HTC Edge, Samsung Galaxy S III
Are quad-core Androids such as the HTC Edge and Samsung Galaxy S III worth waiting for? Or is the Samsung Galaxy Nexus still the smartphone…
Android Upgrade Dilemma: OG Droid to Galaxy Nexus, Droid 4 or RAZR Maxx?
In absence of must-have Android kit out of CES I was again stuck: which smartphone would replace my OG Droid? Samsung Galaxy Nexus, Motorola Droid…
Android Smartphone Rankings: January 2012
Welcome Sony, so long Ericsson. Android could use some fresh, inspired designs. Known for their superb hardware, Sony is just what the doctor ordered. Ion…
Android Dilemma: Samsung Galaxy Nexus or Motorola Droid RAZR Maxx?
I'm starting to believe that Droid RAZR Maxx is the best Android on the market right now - though I lament that it means sacrificing…
CES 2012: In search of Android superphones – Viewsonic, HTC, Motorola, Samsung
Droid RAZR Maxx could steal the limelight in the Motorola booth. Expect it to continue the thin tradition re-booted with the launch of the Droid…
Why did Android tablets fail? Start with price
4 reasons why Android Tablets are failing. And why that may soon change with the introduction of the $199 Amazon Kindle Fire.
Google brings Ice Cream Sandwich to market … slowly
By releasing Android 4 first on Nexus, Google gets the OS into the hands of early adopters--such as my Android-loving self--who then in essence test…