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i.gizmodo.com - 1/21/2009

Android G2 Photos: Thinner and No Keyboard [Rumor]

— i.gizmodo.com — Here they are: Alleged spy photos of the second generation Android cellphone, the thinner, shinier, and totally lickable T-Mobile G2 made by HTC. It has no keyboard and its back looks oh-so-soap-bar-smooth: As you can see, it has a 3.2 megapixel ... (more) Android G2 Photos: Thinner and No Keyboard [Rumor]

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androidauthority.com - 1/27/2009

General Mobile showing dual-SIM DSTL1 Android phone at Mobile World Congresss t

— androidauthority.com — We just received a note from cell phone manufacturer General Mobile telling us that it plans on showing off the world’s first dual-SIM capable Android powered phone at the 2009 Mobile World Congress event in Barcelona next month. The phone, ... (more) General Mobile showing dual-SIM DSTL1 Android phone at ...

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geek.com - 1/25/2009

Android app destroying G1 users’ memory?

— geek.com — A new app called MemoryUp Personal appears to be responsible for the destruction of many G1 users’ memory, as stated in the comments about the app in Android’s App Market. The app, created by Peter Liu, is being called a “scam” by users in the App ... (more) Android app destroying G1 users’ memory?

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Last.fm launching on the Android Platform
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Last.fm releases Android client application
Tech Digest — ... Personalised radio service Last.fm has launched an Android version of its software, meaning that T-Mobile G1 owners will be able to get streaming music recommendations on-the-go. Previously the application was only available to iPhone owners and on Last.fm's website on a computer. That's all well and good, but where's my Symbian client? I want to use Last.fm on my N95! Last.fm's biggest threat right now, Spotify, ...