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Google not happy with Android app sales

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John Moe
Jan 26, 2011
The Android platform is growing exponentially, tons of new phones and tablets coming online. Sure, the free apps are popular but, you know, free....
Posted In: android, apple, apps, business, gadgets, Google, iPhone, R5-D4
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Motorola Xoom to cost 700 dollars? Or maybe 800? I'm exhausted.

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John Moe
Jan 24, 2011
The Xoom, Motorola's impending Android based tablet and alleged iPad killer, was arguably the hit of the recent Consumer Electronics Show. Huge...
Posted In: android, fatigue, gadgets, iPad, manufacturing, motorola, tablets, xoom
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Google Translate

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John Moe
Jan 13, 2011
The tech world is kind of buzzing right now about a Google app available on Android phones. It's the latest version of Google Translate, a program...
Posted In: android, apps, gadgets, Google, Web Culture, world
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Toward the top of the cresting (or possibly swelling) wave of tablets

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John Moe
Jan 6, 2011
Two tablets that are getting a lot of press coming out of CES are Motorola's Xoom and RIM's PlayBook. The Xoom runs on Android and Motorola is...
Posted In: android, Blackberry, business, droid, gadgets, manufacturing, motorola, playbook
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Kindle coming to Android and Windows tablets

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John Moe
Jan 4, 2011
Eventually, Amazon will make a Kindle that operates inside a different Kindle. It'll be like Russian Nesting Kindles. Joining the array of Kindle...
Posted In: Amazon, android, business, gadgets, iPad, Kindle, manufacturing, tablets, Web Culture
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Please welcome your new Android conqueror.

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John Moe
Jan 3, 2011
Research company Nielsen says 41% of new smartphone buyers in the last six months chose Android phones. That's compared to 27% going with iPhones.
Posted In: android, apple, business, gadgets, Google, iPhone
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Vizio to kill the tablet star?

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John Moe
Jan 3, 2011
Pardon the Buggles reference. Vizio has made a splash by selling cheap LCD TVs in places like Wal-Mart. Today, they're getting into the tablet and...
Posted In: android, apple, gadgets, iPad, we can't rewind, we've gone too far
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Angry Birds maker gets behind Apple

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John Moe
Dec 29, 2010
The conventional wisdom lately has been that Android is poised to be the dominant mobile platform, crushing iPhone and all others with its...
Posted In: android, angry birds, apple, games, iPhone
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Apple yanks Wikileaks app

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John Moe
Dec 21, 2010
The app wasn't actually produced by Wikileaks, just by an enterprising developer who charged $1.99 (for stuff you can read free lots of places). It...
Posted In: android, apple, apps, gadgets, wikileaks, world
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Google TV update

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John Moe
Dec 15, 2010
That's the thing when you're web-based, you can keep offering updates. New Google TV update lets you add new Netflix DVDs to your queue and use...
Posted In: android, business, Entertainment, gadgets, Google, google tv, iPhone, netflix, search

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