There are only a few more days left to enter your video in the Nexus One Video Contest. Once it officially becomes the month of March on the East Coast USA, we’ll no longer be taking submissions. Thus far we’ve got about 40 entries, so if you can make us laugh or entertain us you’ve [...]

Considering over 80% of our readers with Android phones are running an outdated version of the operating system, I think most of you will find this interesting.
There has been some confusion over which phones would receive an Android 2.1 update and I am partially to blame. I authored a post way back in August that [...]

Leap Wireless just reported a wider-than-expected loss in the fourth quarter, but the company announced they will turn to smartphones to grow their subscribers and increase ARPU (average revenue per user). Among the new phones will be a BlackBerry device from Research In Motion as well as a smartphone running Google’s Android platform.
The telecommunications company [...]

Are you in the market for an Android-powered eReader? The Nook has been available since last year and two new devices are about to be launched. I gave into the hype and actually pre-ordered a Nook, which I have been very happy with (see unboxing and initial thoughts). We also got to play with the [...]

The 2010 election season is right around the corner, but we are breaking out the maps early for a mobile race. Android vs iPhone.
Myxer is a mobile entertainment company that has delivered more than a billion downloads (ringtones, wallpapers, videos, etc.) to mobile phones. They have over 350,000 unique registered users who have Android handsets [...]

One of the biggest complaints about the Android Market comes from other countries that do not have access to paid applications. Google currently supports paid apps in 11 countries (vs 77 for Apple App Store), but they could be expanding soon.
A new report out of the Montreal Gazette says Google could be making an announcement [...]

We have known since the Nexus One was announced, that it would make an appearance on Verizon this year. Google said the phone would come in spring 2010 and it looks like the device just gained FCC approval. A new version of the Nexus One was spotted on the FCC site which supports CDMA, the [...]

Integrasco is a Norwegian consulting firm which monitors trends in social media to see what people are talking about. In their latest report entitled “The Battle of the Mobile Operating Systems”, they found Android had the most buzz in Q4 2009 with a 40% share of mentions.
For 2009 they found the HTC Magic (myTouch 3G) [...]

One of these days a carrier will actually send us a demo phone to review. Until then, we will continue to post our review roundups to see what other sites are saying.
The Verizon Devour is the carrier’s second Motorola Android phone and their first to feature Motoblur. The phone is now available exclusively at Best [...]

The folks at AndroidForums are at it again, this time doing a little detective work to connect a Flickr account to a twitter account to a YouTube account that revealed the following a video which forum members are speculating is the HTC Incredible:

What do you think? Head on over to AndroidForums and join in on [...]