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MyVerizon app receives an update, brings data counter widget with it
Published on Tuesday, July 20, 2010 by Jared DiPane  The aptly-named MyVerizon application for Android always has been a pretty helpful way to keep an eye on your Verizion account. Whether checking data usage, monitoring text messages or keeping track of how many minutes had been used this billing cycle, the information has always been presented very easily. The application has been updated, giving it a UI overhau...
Verizon all but confirms Droid Incredible’s getting Froyo soon
Published on Monday, July 19, 2010 by Kyle Gibb Verizon tech reps on Twitter all but confirmed a BGR source who leaked an e-mail sent out by HTC. The e-mail gave details on when Droid Incredible owners could expect their 2.2 ("Froyo") update (late July/early August), plus all the goodies that were rumored to have been sent out as an OTA update this past weekend. Here's Big Red's Tweet in question, referen...
Blurrycam pics emerge of a Motorola portrait slider on Verizon
Published on Monday, July 19, 2010 by Kyle Gibb   Well, what do we have here? It seems like Motorola wants to keep pushing hard on the mid-range Android market with this portrait slider, which looks like it will get Verizon's "Droid" branding (or at least the red eye). This could point to some serious hardware, as Verizon has only given it's high-end Android devices the Droid name, while leaving the ...
First ‘official’ Droid 2 pictures decoded
Published on Sunday, July 18, 2010 by Jared DiPane We (and you) have been anxiously been awaiting the official Droid 2 announcement with a little more information about when we may actually see this device. Unfortunately, we don't have a date or anything just yet, but a lucky reader appears to have deciphered some code that was on the Droid Does site, revealing the sequel inside a Flash file. Sure, we may have se...
Verizon gearing up for LTE rollout — its computer system says so
Published on Sunday, July 18, 2010 by Phil Nickinson Sure, this 3G thing's been fun and all. But it's getting to be about time for some honest-to-goodness LTE data to give Sprint's Wimax (and arguably T-Mobile's pseudo-4G) a run for its money. And if the screen shots we received today are any indication, Verizon's well on its way to finally launching its LTE service. Engadget got separate confirmation (as wel...
Droid X update promises a bevy of minor fixes
Published on Saturday, July 17, 2010 by Phil Nickinson Now that everybody's had a couple of days with their Droid X, it's time to start picking nits. And one such nit being picked in our Droid X forums is a perceived problem perpetuating a proper WiFi signal. Another involves syncing with Microsoft Exchange servers.The good news is that it looks like an update is on the way. It appears most of you haven't gotten that...
Droid Incredible’s 720p video update slowly begins its rollout (probably)
Published on Saturday, July 17, 2010 by Kyle Gibb Droid Incredible owners everywhere should be stoked to learn that an oft-rumored over-the-air update has finally started being pushed to phones by HTC and Verizon, albeit in a trickle thus far. The update contains a bunch of new features, but the big ones are 720p video recording, Verizon's Wifi hotspot (same as what is in the Palm Pre Plus and Droid X), a new bo...
New Droid X video reveals secret code, can you crack the meaning?
Published on Friday, July 16, 2010 by Jared DiPane The Droid X has seen a lot of hype and today a new promo video has surfaced along with some sort of secret code. We are unsure the meaning of the code, but it appears as though some have figured out a location to use the code. Take a look after the jump for the video, and if you figure it out, please share with us, mmmkay? Thanks MrCippy. Posted originally at Android...
Steve Jobs calls out HTC Droid Eris during his explanation of ‘Antennagate’
Published on Friday, July 16, 2010 by Phil Nickinson Apple CEO Steve Jobs led a news conference today to explain what he's now dubbed "Antennagate" -- and he called out a couple of other smartphones to show that the iPhone 4 isn't the only one to drop signal strength when held. On the Android side, Apple chose the HTC Droid Eris, which has since been replaced by the HTC Droid Incredible.We get i...
Motorola Devour, original Droid reportedly nearing end-of-life
Published on Friday, July 16, 2010 by Phil Nickinson Perhaps you remember this picture of the Motorola Devour. (Take your time. You'll find it.) This was just six months ago, when the mid-range Android phone was released on Verizon and even garnered its own Super Bowl ad. Today, it appears that the Devour and the original Droid -- which isn't even a year old -- are headed for the big smartphone meetup in the sky, with ...
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