Posts Tagged ‘Droid’
Remember Project Pink? Whatever Microsoft’s secret hardware initiative was? Well, it’s real and it’s coming to Verizon. You’ll see the Turtle, shown here, first, and it will be sort of a Sidekick that won’t run Windows Phone. Verizon will launch this like they did the Droid, aiming the might of [...]Read the whole story [...]
Motorola today announced that it is releasing the Motorola MILESTONE in Spain with the latest Android 2.1 operating system. The device will be available in Spain SIM-free for 499? ($681). The U.S. version of the MILESTONE, the DROID, still runs Android 2.0 but Motorola has said 2.1 will be rolling [...]Read the whole story [...]
Short Version: Hey ladies! Your Droid is here. The Motorola Devour (it’s actually DEVOUR but I refuse to shout at you) is a social media Android phone with enough style to beat down a million Droids. But is it just one more brick in the Android wall?
#gallery-1 {
margin: auto;
}
#gallery-1 .gallery-item [...]Read the whole story [...]
Quake 3 has been ported to Android. It looks slick, too (see video demo below). The project is called “kwaak3” and is based on Quake 3 ports to the iPhone and Nokia N900. The developer got everything up and running on a Motorola Milestone (a GSM Motorola Droid with multi-touch, [...]Read the whole story [...]
Verizon said today that Motorola DROID and HTC Imagio owners can control their FiOS set-top boxes with their phones beginning today. Future device support is expected in the future, too.
Read the full story here.
[...]Read the whole story @ mobileburn
Here’s a video demonstration of a Motorola DROID running the Flash 10.1 system. We show you the phone playing embedded YouTube videos as well as try out a Flash-based web game. Chris Rock even makes an appearance. Kinda.
Watch the video here.
[...]Read the whole story @ mobileburn
We just got a hot tip from one of our Verizon buddies. Apparently Verizon Wireless is starting a new BOGO campaign tomorrow that includes both of its Android handsets – the Droid and Eris – both Palm phones – the Pre Plus and Pixi Plus – along with the LG [...]Read the whole story [...]
When Verizon Wireless updates the Motorola DROID to Android 2.1, it will include a few welcome new features, like multitouch support within the Web browser.
Read the full story here.
[...]Read the whole story @ mobileburn
The Motorola DROID may not feature multitouch in its browser just yet, but today Google announced Google Maps 3.4 for the phone, which adds multitouch functionality. The download is available in the Android Market for free.
Read the full story here.
[...]Read the whole story @ mobileburn
When Nexus One owners were suddenly blessed with multi-touch support on their handsets, we saw the same comment posted just about everywhere we looked: “Great! Now when will the Droid get it?”
The answer, it seems, is today.
Just a few hours ago, reports started coming in that an update for Google [...]Read the whole story [...]