Remember a few weeks ago when we got the Android OS Update for a Security Fix but no details were provided? Well… I think now we know what that was all about. At the Black Hat Security Conference in Las Vegas, Charlie Miller and Collin Mulliner spoke about vulnerabilities in mobile platforms like Android, iPhone, [...]

Lately we’ve voiced our irritation that the Samsung Galaxy isn’t available much of anywhere. Not only that, but we haven’t heard a peep from Samsung about their plans on bringing it to other lands. Finally we’ve got some good news - the Samsung Galaxy just passed the FCC!

There is good news and bad news… which [...]

Before the first ever Samsung Android Phone - the Samsung Galaxy - makes its way to American shores we’re already hearing about another version of the same phone… the Samsung Galaxy Lite. The Wi-Fi Alliance passed the phone through its certification process and IN the process outed the device’s existence.

There is no solid evidence that [...]

Everyone is excited for Motorola’s first Android Phone, especially since the mere existence of Motorola is leaning on its Android hopes. We’ve already seen the Motorola Morrison, Motorola Calgary and Motorola Heron… now we’re hearing word (and seeing pictures) of a new Motorola Android… the Motorola Sholes:

Most discussion up to now has been about the [...]

Since I was 11 years old, Acer has been talking about launching an Android Netbook. Okay… maybe not that long, but you get the point. Two days ago those childhood dreams were crushed when DigiTimes asserted that Acer had delayed its Android Netbook aspirations and would potentially terminate them altogether. PCWorld just renewed my hope.
Acer [...]

The hints keep dropping for Motorola’s first Android phone on T-Mobile.  It has not been officially announced, but we know it is coming.  We have new information that confirms the MB200 model number and I think T-Mobile will launch the phone as the Cliq.  Let us review everything that has been revealed to date.
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The stakes are high for Motorola.  Many people have questioned if their bet on Android can turn the company around.  I’m no Wall Street analyst, but I’m here to tell you the answer is yes.
Imagine the following scenario:  Verizon, America’s largest wireless carrier, releases Motorola’s first Android phone (based on the Snapdragon platform) just in [...]

Here at Google, user feedback helps us improve our products. While we love to hear praise on what’s working well, the honest direct feedback on what’s not working is just as valuable and motivating. We’d like to share a couple of stories about recent product changes that were shaped greatly based on the feedback you [...]

Motorola held their quarterly earnings call today and CEO Sanjay Jha revealed lots of new Android information.  Among the news, was the first report that Motorola would produce Android phones for the iDEN network.  Prepaid phones have continued to perform well and carriers are hungry for new phones that would allow them to attach more [...]

Google Voice has been available on Android for several weeks and I’ve enjoyed using the service.  The visual voicemail works well enough and is a cool feature to show your friends.  My biggest complaint with the app thus far was the toggle method for turning Google Voice on and off.
In the first release, users were [...]