Samsung just launched the Galaxy Tab 2, the official sequel to its original tablet, the Galaxy Tab. Whereas the original Tab was criticized for running an up-scaled phone operating system rather than one designed specifically for a tablet, the new Tab leaps forward to Android 4.0 “Ice Cream Sandwich” (ICS), the most recent Google mobile OS, designed for phones and tablets.
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Samsung Kicks Off Android 4.0 Tablets With Galaxy Tab 2
Samsung just launched the Galaxy Tab 2, the official sequel to its original tablet, the Galaxy Tab. Whereas the original Tab was criticized for running an up-scaled phone operating system rather than one designed specifically for a tablet, the new Tab leaps forward to Android 4.0 “Ice Cream Sandwich” (ICS), the most recent Google mobile OS, designed for phones and tablets.
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Samsung Kicks Off Android 4.0 Tablets With Galaxy Tab 2
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Samsung just launched the Galaxy Tab 2, the official sequel to its original tablet, the Galaxy Tab. Whereas the original Tab was criticized for running an up-scaled phone operating system rather than one designed specifically for a tablet, the new Tab leaps forward to Android 4.0 “Ice Cream Sandwich” (ICS), the most recent Google mobile OS, designed for phones and tablets.
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Samsung Kicks Off Android 4.0 Tablets With Galaxy Tab 2
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Samsung just launched the Galaxy Tab 2, the official sequel to its original tablet, the Galaxy Tab. Whereas the original Tab was criticized for running an up-scaled phone operating system rather than one designed specifically for a tablet, the new Tab leaps forward to Android 4.0 “Ice Cream Sandwich” (ICS), the most recent Google mobile OS, designed for phones and tablets.
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Samsung Kicks Off Android 4.0 Tablets With Galaxy Tab 2
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Security firm Symantec raised eyebrows last week with a security notice about software it has dubbed Android.Counterclank, malware that the company claims can be found in over a dozen apps in the official Android market that have been installed as many as 5 million times. According to Symantec, CounterClank is a “bot-like” threat that, once installed on an Android device, can steal information and pass it along to a malicious host, and the software can respond to remote commands to carry out certain actions on the Android device. …
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New Android malware? Or just an ad network?
Google Music users, you can breathe a slight sigh of relief, but don’t get too excited. Google has finally enabled a way for you to retrieve the music you upload to its new music storage locker service. The announcement was made on the official Google+ page for Android and verified by a new help article on the Android Market Web site.
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Google Music Manager: A frustrating way to download your music library
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Tagged google music, music, music-library, music-storage, new-help, official, slight-sigh, the-official
Microsoft may have already signed patent licensing agreements with 70 percent of the US Android manufacturers, including some of the biggest names in the market, but that doesn’t mean Redmond’s about ready to hit the brakes anytime soon. Next up on the block is Pantech , according to a company spokesperson talking with Yonhap News .
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Pantech next to sign Android patent deal with Microsoft
Microsoft may have already signed patent licensing agreements with 70 percent of the US Android manufacturers, including some of the biggest names in the market, but that doesn’t mean Redmond’s about ready to hit the brakes anytime soon. Next up on the block is Pantech , according to a company spokesperson talking with Yonhap News .
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Pantech next to sign Android patent deal with Microsoft
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Tagged already-signed, block, brakes, decided-yet, market, microsoft, mobilepostcross, pantech, patent licensing, the-official, yonhap-news
If Warpia’s previous USB to HDMI solutions simply weren’t complete enough for you, WarpiaTV might pique your interest. Acting as a middleman between you and the internet, WarpiaTV combines a new WarpiaTV browser with a seven-function motion controller — giving you couch potato access to services like Facebook, Twitter and Netflix, as well as anything else you have lying around your hard drive. The wired version of the setup will set you back $80, or you could splurge for the WarpiaTV wireless edition for $120 more. Read on for a look at the outfit’s new wireless controller, or just to gawk at the official press release.
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Warpia unleashes WarpiaTV, wants to be your web service middleman
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Tagged ces, ces2012, entry, facebook, internet, netflix, new-wireless, official, the-official, warpia, warpiatv, wired-version
Announced on the official Google blog earlier today, the company is rolling out several upgrades to the video chat feature named Hangouts. One of the most notable changes effects mobile users and brings Hangouts into an updated version of the Google+ Messenger application.
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Google+ Hangouts head to wall posts and Messenger
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Tagged chat-session, effects-mobile, hangout-icon, hangouts, notable-changes, official, the-application, the-official
According to a recent study conducted by Nielsen and published on the official company blog, Facebook is the most popular application on Android-powered smartphones besides the Android Market. The social networking app beat out Google applications such as Gmail, Google Search, YouTube and Google Maps. The Facebook application is most popular with people between the ages of 25 to 34 and over 75 percent of people between the ages of 35 to 44 use the social networking application
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Facebook more popular than many Google apps on Android phones
Beggars cannot be choosers, it seems. Once the singular darling of the enterprise market, Research In Motion has resorted to creating proprietary security system for the iPhone and Android handsets, which have rapidly begun to replace the BlackBerry as the serious smartphone of choice. The Web-based system, named Mobile Fusion, will be available in late March of next year, according to the official announcement.
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RIM debuts enterprise security system for iPhone, Android
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