Published on Sunday, July 25, 2010 by Dieter Bohn Nexus One no longer available online; plus, a Nexus One retrospective. Apple keeps iPhone 4's Antennagate alive by taking on the Droid X Sideload apps all you want with the Android Central Sideload Wonder Machine for Windows and Mac and Linux. Want to keep up on the latest BlackBerry device rumors? Bookmark crackber...

Published on Sunday, July 18, 2010 by Dieter Bohn Last week we saw the launch of the Samsung Captivate (watch our hands-on) and the Motorola Droid X (read our full review)Review of the myTouch 3G SlideGoogle down to its last batch of Nexus Ones. BBM commercials galore! Watch the full set of RIM's new BlackBerry Messenger ads Official statement from Research In Motion in...

Published on Tuesday, July 13, 2010 by Dieter Bohn  We stepped out of a killer panel Monday from MobileBeat 2010 titled "How to turn Android into a money machine," and the answer from the panel to that very question seems to be "all the little things." Is it as easy to make money on Android as it is on, say, the iPhone? The answer seems to be "no" at this point, but there's not a sin...

Published on Monday, July 5, 2010 by Dieter Bohn Complete coverage of the Samsung Galaxy S launch event in New York City. Vlingo goes up against the Genius Button Nexus One gets gets yet Android 2.2 / Froyo update ebay for BlackBerry updated - out of beta and available in more countries Check out the first ten CrackBerry Idol BlackBerry app reviews Need ...

Published on Saturday, July 3, 2010 by Dieter Bohn MobileBeat 2010, VentureBeat’s third annual conference on the future of mobile is coming up on July 12-13 at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco. The two-day conference will explore "The Year of The Superphone and Who Will Profit", and we'll be there to hear what execs from Google, Samsung, HP, Motorola, Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, and more think of that...

Published on Wednesday, June 30, 2010 by Dieter Bohn   Details on Gingerbread, the next big release of Android, have been few and far between. We are expecting a user interface overhaul, but beyond that things have been a little murky. Well, mobile-review's Eldar Murtazin is a man with a long history of accuracy when it comes to the future and he's held forth what he expects on Russian podcast Digestiv. Unwired Vie...

Published on Tuesday, June 29, 2010 by Dieter Bohn We saved the best of the Samsung Galaxy S phones for last: the Epic 4G. It's similar to its other Galaxy S cousins, but adds in a horizontally sliding QWERTY keyboard and, yes, WiMAX 4G. The slider did add some thickness - but we're comparing that to the crazy-thing Galaxy phones on the other networks, by its lonesome the Epic 4G doesn't feel all that chunky or heavy...

Published on Sunday, June 27, 2010 by Dieter Bohn Featured: Read TiPb's iPhone 4 Review! Complete Motorola Droid X coverage: initial hands-on, first-look video, spec comparison, benchmark tests. working on Froyo for the Evo 4G, but the HTC Hero and Samsung Moment won't. ...

Published on Wednesday, June 23, 2010 by Dieter Bohn   The Droid X is finally official! It's an impressively large smartphone with an impressive spec list A huge 4.3", 16:9, 854x480 screen (that's 400,000 pixels) HDMI out and DLNA support 1GHz OMAP processor Full Flash 10.1 (not available at launch) 8 gigs on board and a 16gig card included, but compatible with 32gig SD card...

Published on Wednesday, June 23, 2010 by Dieter Bohn Froyo, aka Android 2.2, is open source and available for developers to download as of today. Google announced it today at the Droid X event. You can go get Android 2.2 at Google's Developer Site for Android. If coding isn't your thing but looking over APIs with starry eyes is, check out the details herePosted originally at Android CentralSponsored by Android Cases an...