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Tethering Apps being removed from Android Market
Reports are coming in from all over the web, stating that Google has started pulling tethering apps from the Android Market. I currently have aNetShare installed on my rooted G1 (the app allows me to tether my 3G or EDGE connection over WiFi with multiple WiFi enabled devices), but a quick search on the Android…
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HTC Magic gets approved by the FCC
We’ve been expecting this day for some time, but the FCC has just confirmed our assumptions that the HTC Magic will be dropping on the T-mobile network this year. As we reported before, Vodafone has a timed exclusivity deal that ties up the HTC Magic in a few countries in Europe, but there’s nothing keeping…
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Bsquare will bring Flash to Android before Adobe
Support for Adobe Flash may be coming to Android handsets sooner than we might have expected. Late last year, Adobe announced that they are working on porting Flash over to Android and a slew of other smartphone operating systems by the end of 2009, but now Bsquare is set to announce their plans to bring…
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Free Android App: Facebook Sync
The one thing I enjoy most about Facebook is that people constantly update their profile pictures. It gives you a better representation of how they see themselves or what mood they are in. Google does an adequate job of syncing all the images you gave in Gmail with your Android phone, but unless you are…
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HTC appeal granted in Germany
A few weeks back we reported that HTC had been banned from selling the HTC Magic in German due to a patent dispute with IPCom. HTC has decided to appeal the German court’s ruling and now has been granted a four week injunction which would allow HTC to start shipping the Android powered HTC Magic…
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HTC CEDA200 shows up on the FCC’s website
The HTC CEDA200 is the latest HTC handset to surface on the FCC’s website. Unfortunately, there’s not much to go off of, but we’re pretty sure that the CEDA200 is the same as the HTC Cedar that was leaked in HTC 2009 lineup documents. The CEDA200 will feature a portrait style screen, which should give…
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HTC Dream makes its Italian debut with TIM
For those of you lucky enough to be living in Italy (I lived there for a while and miss it so much), TIM (Telecom Italia Mobile) has just launched the HTC Dream on their network. It features a Quad Band 850/900/1800/1900 Mhz radio chip set. The HTC Dream can be your for €429 (roughly $575)…