Android app of the day: NewsRoom
NewsRoom is one of the best RSS newsreaders available for Android. Rightfully rated 4.5 stars on Android Market its interface is simple and slick, employing…
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Google Nexus One: A hangover without the party?
As if the world needs yet one more piece on the new Google Nexus One phone. Well, instead of writing my opinion, or talking up…
It’s official: Google announces Nexus One, runs Android 2.1 on T-Mobile
The worst kept secret of 2010 is more as today Google launched its long rumored, eagerly anticipated Nexus One phone at a press conference at…
Google set to launch Nexus One at CES
Tomorrow is already one of the biggest tech events of 2010; the next will be later this month when Apple will supposedly release its much…
Another 10 cool things about Moto Droid and Android – Part 2
The Moto Droid and Google’s mobile operating system Android are proving to be a match made in smartphone heaven. It’s been almost 2 months now…
First impressions: Swype for Android (tested on Moto Droid)
Still in beta, the software has attracted significant attention in recent months.
Top 3 Twitter client apps for Android and Droid
A rival to TweetDeck on the desktop, I've been a long-time fan of Seesmic.
Take that Droid and Verizon: Apple fights back with new ad campaign
Set to launch tonight, Apple wants to set the record straight with a new ad campaign for its flagship iPhone. It seems that Motorola and…
Motorola Droid goes Baja
How does the new Motorola Droid phone fare in the rugged terrain of the hot, humid Baja desert? Well, aside from the absence of any…
10 cool things about Moto Droid and Android 2.0 – Part 1
(Note: Part 2 is published. Check it out for another 10 cool things) Even though I still long for the slick Sense widget-based UI offered…