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Adobe Flash on HP Slate

Written by on March 9, 2010 in Phones with 0 Comments

So, with the iPad eventually hitting the market, sometime soon, other companies are knocking their pans in to get rivals out to do battle. HP’s new Slate will be boasting that most coveted feature, Flash. Oh and Air too. Check out the swish video after the break that gives just a little bit away. And you can read more on this Blog.

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Android review: Gesture Search

Written by on March 9, 2010 in Phones with 0 Comments
Android review: Gesture Search

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One of the new features to be unveiled by Google Labs is their Gesture Search application. Using Voice Search might not be ideal on a bus for fear of looking like a loony. Gesture is a quick and handy tool to achieves the same results.

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Android review: Battle For Mars

Written by on March 9, 2010 in Phones with 0 Comments
Android review: Battle For Mars

0 Some say that Android games are nothing when compared with those on the iPhone. Over the next few weeks I’ll be looking at the state of Android games starting with the turn based strategy game Battle For Mars.

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Vlingo voice recognition iPhone app released, tested by us

Written by on March 9, 2010 in Phones with 0 Comments
Vlingo voice recognition iPhone app released, tested by us

Here’s an app that replicates one of the features of the Nexus One that impressed a lot of people: the ability to dictate your txt messages. However this ability requires in-app purchase and is not cheap:
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HTC’s three newbies arrive with Clove.co.uk

Written by on March 8, 2010 in Phones with 0 Comments
HTC’s three newbies arrive with Clove.co.uk

clove_logo Clove.co.uk will be shipping HTC’s newly announces devices in the coming weeks. The HTC Legend is coming on the 23rd of March, Desire and HD Mini on the 7th of April.

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Android review: Seesmic for Twitter

Written by on March 7, 2010 in Phones with 0 Comments
Android review: Seesmic for Twitter

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Is it possible to have a fully featured Twitter app on a handset with a price to make other’s eye’s pop out? We take a look at Seesmic for Twitter to see what’s occurring.

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Thorough HTC Legend unboxing

Written by on March 7, 2010 in Phones with 0 Comments
Thorough HTC Legend unboxing

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Matt from Tracyandmatt.co.uk has unboxed the HTC Legend and had a good look at it. Things seem to be extremely positive for the aluminium block.

Windows Phone 7 Series isn’t going to be backward compatible.

Written by on March 6, 2010 in Phones with 0 Comments
Windows Phone 7 Series isn’t going to be backward compatible.

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In a recent blog posting, Microsoft’s Charlie Kindel wrote about the Windows Phone 7 Series application development and he explains that Microsoft had to change its strategy to accommodate what developers have been asking for. Specifically developers told Microsoft to focus on the end user experience and take more responsibility for delivering integrated end user experiences, invest more deeply in the developer platform and developer experience as well as driving a standardized hardware platform creating a simpler ecosystem and a larger – consistent – opportunity. And therefore Windows Phone 7 developer experiences will build upon the following technologies:

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Orange blocking Hero apps

Written by on March 6, 2010 in Phones with 0 Comments
Orange blocking Hero apps

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Phandroid are reporting that Orange are apparently bloking access to some paid apps on the android marketplace. This doesn’t seem to be affecting usages, rather you are unable to find them when searching the marketplace for them thanks to a recent update. Read on for more info and a quote from HTC:

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HTC Legend gets an unboxing

Written by on March 6, 2010 in Phones with 0 Comments
HTC Legend gets an unboxing

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Slashgear have unboxed and photographed the HTC Legend. There is a whole host of images and videos so see. Android looks to be running nicely and the screen seems nice. Of course the build quality is looked at since this would be the main attraction of this device.

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