So far, Android 2.1 is only available on the Nexus One, and this is only available in the USA. Google has now released the corresponding SDK, as Android 2.1 will also be available for other devices such as the Motorola Milestone or the HTC Hero sooner or later - probably in spring. Android is officially [...]
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Motorola presented another Android device at CES 2010 in Las Vegas: the Backflip. The name says it all with this device: instead of having the display and keyboard on the inside, as in a classic fold-out design in landscape format, these elements are on the outside of the Backflip. This makes it easy to operate the touchscreen, but the
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Currently, applications on Android devices can only be installed on the device memory, the memory card is not available. This significantly limits the usable memory, because unlike the iPhone, for example, Android phones are only equipped with a relatively small device memory. According to Techcrunch.com, a solution is currently being worked on to utilize the entire available memory (including the memory card).
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This evening, Google heralded the next round in the battle on the smartphone market - with the Nexus One, which is based on Android 2.1 and has a 1 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor. The technical details can be found at PCTweaks.de - what is more exciting is how the other manufacturers of Android phones deal with this. After all, Google is bringing
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It has not yet been delivered, but according to Winfuture.de, Google's Nexus One has already been cracked, giving users full root access. Whether this will also work in the final version of the device, which will be delivered, remains to be seen. However, the first hands-on reports from Engadget.com indicate a positive trend: the Nexus One should be somewhat
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Techcrunch.com has the news that Motorola will show "what's next" at CES 2010. Whether it will be a new Android smartphone is still open, but it is to be assumed after the Milestone/Droid was so well received. It is possible that a version of the Milestone without a keyboard will be presented (which could make the device even thinner) or
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The guys from Android-news.net held a Motorola Milestone in front of the camera and created a video. Not only the menu navigation is shown, but also the gaming performance is demonstrated by a racing game (albeit with not perfect driving skills :)). If you want to see the video just follow this link: The Motorola Milestone is here (Video)
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Amazon.de now also has the Motorola Milestone available. The Android 2.0 smartphone can be purchased there for €463.50 including shipping, according to Amazon (in any case, there is no reference) a branding-free device. If Amazon is not mistaken, this is the difference between the o2 and especially Vodafone devices. The latter have branding in the form of an icon, which
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Apparently, o2 has managed to get the Milestone, if not into the stores, then at least to the users. There are two videos on youserbase.org that demonstrate the device itself as well as the menu navigation and a little bit of the speed. The workmanship in particular is praised; Motorola seems to have almost
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The Motorola Milestone officially went on sale today, but it appears to be a paper launch - the reports in the relevant forums speak for themselves, the Android 2.0 phone is not yet available to buy. Apparently, the cell phone manufacturers apart from Apple are having problems coordinating their delivery and marketing departments.
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