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Feb
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Try This: Animation easter egg in Chrome for Android

Want to see a cool example of Android 4.0′s animation abilities in the newly released Chrome beta?

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Try This: Animation easter egg in Chrome for Android

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Feb
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Featured App Of The Day: 1Weather By OneLouder Apps [Video]

Occasionally, I like to feature apps from the Android Market that have managed to capture my robotic heart and share them with you all. Developer OneLouder Apps, has long been known for providing Android users with gorgeous looking, full featured apps and you don’t have to look any further than their insanely popular Twitter app called TweetCaster for proof of this. Well, they’re at it again, this time with a weather app called 1Weather that provides just as much function, as it does beauty

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Featured App Of The Day: 1Weather By OneLouder Apps [Video]

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Feb
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Microsoft OneNote Now Available for Android

Microsoft is at it again — no, it’s not another new patent lawsuit — instead, they’re bringing OneNote to Android devices in their all new application launching on the Market today. Microsoft OneNote is one of many note taking apps for Android, the key benefit here is Microsoft is looking at users who are already using the desktop software, allowing them to sync and take their notes with them on-the-go using SkyDrive.

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Microsoft OneNote Now Available for Android

7
Feb
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Adobe: Chrome for Android will not get Flash support

When Google today launched Chrome for Android in beta they did so without support for Adobe Flash. For many users this seemed surprising given the strong push for Flash on Google’s mobile OS after Steve Jobs and Apple refused to allow Adobe’s platform on their iOS devices

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Adobe: Chrome for Android will not get Flash support

7
Feb
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Rooted Users: You Spoke, Carrier Coverage Listened

(tl;dr – Carrier Coverage getting root support this week) How would you characterize rooted android users? Geeky, technically savvy early adopters who enjoy tinkering, customizing and innovating? Absolutely, but after the launch of Carrier Coverage yesterday , I might bump a few other adjetives to the top of the list: vocal, influential, and demanding.

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Rooted Users: You Spoke, Carrier Coverage Listened

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Feb
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Google Voice receiving update, gets new tablet features and ICS icon

Google is ready to bring Voice into the Ice Cream Sandwich age with an update to the service’s native Android app. Immediately noticeable is a new Android 4.0 style icon, though on the surface the app doesn’t seem to change much from the previous version for smartphones

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Google Voice receiving update, gets new tablet features and ICS icon

7
Feb

Google Chrome for Android Beta Now Available [Video, Android 4.0+ Only]

The moment you’ve all been waiting for is finally here. We’ve been longing for a Google Chrome browser on Android for quite some time, and while the default browser has been outstanding we are excited for all of the potential benefits of having a fully-fledged Chrome browser on our phones. Bookmark sync is back from the stock Android 4.0 browser but we’ve now got the ability to sync history, improved search suggestions and the ability to bring all of your tabs over to mobile in case you need to leave your desktop computer and take your browsing sessions with you

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Google Chrome for Android Beta Now Available [Video, Android 4.0+ Only]

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Feb
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Seesmic for Android Gets Long Awaited Update, But Doesn’t Add Much

Seesmic for Android has long been in the Android market and stood as one of the best Twitter/social networking applications for Android for quite some time. Unfortunately, the team hasn’t improved the app in quite a while – until today, that is

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Seesmic for Android Gets Long Awaited Update, But Doesn’t Add Much

7
Feb

The Sims: FreePlay Coming to Android [Video]

It looks like EA is set to come out with another Android title soon. They have announced that The Sims: FreePlay is soon coming to Android. The once iOS exclusive title is your run of the mill Sims game, except it’s free to download and play for everyone.

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The Sims: FreePlay Coming to Android [Video]

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Feb
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Minus for Android Updated, Get 25-50GB of Storage for Free

Minus for Android has been updated recently to include a couple of cool changes. Firstly, you’ll now be able to open Minus profile links using the app instead of staying within the browser. It’ll give you easy access to friends’ profiles without having to deal with a web UI over a native one.

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Minus for Android Updated, Get 25-50GB of Storage for Free