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Your next Android phone: HTC Incredible S
Monday, 07 March 2011 03:35
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For some time now HTC have been considered the manufacturer most synonymous with cutting edge Android handsets. From the original G1, to the Nexus One, Desire, Evo 4G, Hero, G2 and more if you wanted the latest and greatest that Google had to offer you there was almost certainly an HTC handset to fill that need. So it was with some anticipation that Android Insights looked forward to the unveiling of the new range of handsets they would be unveiling at MWC 2011. But instead of cutting edge specs to match the Samsung Galaxy S2 and Motorola
Atrix or the unique design and functionality of the Sony Ericsson Xperia Play what we got seemed more like a gentle evolution rather than the revolution we hoped to see. But are we being unnecessarily harsh? Have HTC actually let us down, or in our rush to blindly obsess with dual core processors, ever increasing RAM and niche features such as webtop docks, have we ultimately lost sight of what HTC have always delivered on - value for money and a great user experience?
So lets deal with the elephant in the room, those slightly underwhelming specifications. Of all the ...(Read whole news on source site)
So lets deal with the elephant in the room, those slightly underwhelming specifications. Of all the ...(Read whole news on source site)
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Update released for the HTC Droid ErisMonday, 07 March 2011 03:30
Verizon just released a surprise OTA update for the HTC Droid Eris, this is not Android 2.2, we already heard from Verizon that the Eris will not be getting Froyo. Here is a list of what the update consists of: Improved Bluetooth connection performance with Mercedes-Benz E350 automobiles. New Twitter authentication allows users to login [...] Add a comment Build Muscle and Get Fit With JEFIT for AndroidTuesday, 01 March 2011 18:09
Android Apps Series If there’s one thing that today’s smartphones have done for us, its the reduction of crap. No more recipe books, address books, other devices, and thousands of other things. You’d be hard pressed to say that it hasn’t made a lot of things a LOT easier. If you’re a fitness junkie like myself, or even just looking to get into it, JEFIT continues that trend. No more carrying around loose leafs of paper or booklets of your various workouts, messing with stopwatches, or doing difficult calculations to … Build Muscle and Get Fit With JEFIT for Android is a post from: Best Android App Demos, Reviews, and Tutorials - The Droid Demos
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