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| Run Android on your HTC TyTN II? No problem | 
Thanks to a crafty developer over at the XDA-Dev community, we’ve got a real live HTC TyTN II running a real live version of Google’s Android OS. The video is woefully short, but does show the user loading and running a working version of Android onto their HTC handset. The interesting thing here is that [...] [..] Read complete article |  | Published 11-Apr-2008 by Joshua Karp in AndroidNewsHTC
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| Official Windows Mobile 6.1 update for HTC TyTN II coming very soon | | The long, cold wait for an official HTC TyTN II Windows Mobile 6.1 build will soon be over. According to several sources, HTC is in the final stages of preparing an official firmware update. The revamped OS will be made available for HTC branded devices sometime over the next several days, with an AT&T version [...] [..] Read complete article | | Published 22-May-2008 by Joshua Karp in AT&THSDPAHTCHandsetsWindows Mobilekaisertilttytn IIWindows Mobile 6.1
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| Official Windows Mobile 6.1 update for HTC TyTN II coming very soon |  The long, cold wait for an official HTC TyTN II Windows Mobile 6.1 build will soon be over. According to several sources, HTC is in the final stages of preparing an official firmware update. The revamped OS will be made available for HTC branded devices sometime over the next several days, with an AT&T version [...] [..] Read complete article | | Published 22-May-2008 by Joshua Karp in AT&THSDPAHTCHandsetsWindows Mobilekaisertilttytn IIWindows Mobile 6.1
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| Motorola to develop an Android-based social networking smartphone |  It looks like Motorola has some tricks up its sleeve and may be introducing an Android phone with a twist. No plain Jane Android phone for Motorola and its 350 person strong development team - instead it may be crafting an Android-powered handset with a strong focus on social networking. Yup, that’s right. Our favorite [...] [..] Read complete article | | Published 14-Oct-2008 by Kelly Hodgkins in AndroidHandsetsMotorolaRumorssocial networking
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| Hop-on getting in the Android game |  It looks like there’s a new player coming soon to the Android game. Hop-on announced today that it will unveil its first Android-powered device at the upcoming CES 2009 conference this January in Las Vegas. What’s more, the handset will be sold for less than $200. Considering Hop-on is most widely known for its low-end [...] [..] Read complete article | | Published 24-Oct-2008 by Zach Epstein in AndroidHandsetsCESgoogleHop-On
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| Android has got the Store, and some Apps, now where are the Phones? |  Its been a busy week for the Android Development team. On Thursday, it released the early details of its Android Market and positions itself as being the place for “open” application distribution. In explaining their unusual name choice, the Android Development team writes on their blog, “We chose the term “market” rather than “store” because [...] [..] Read complete article | | Published 29-Aug-2008 by Kelly Hodgkins in AndroidAdroid Development ChallengeAndroid ApplicationAndroid Marketapplication storegoogle
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| T-Mobile promises Android handset by Q4 of this year |  While chances are good that someone will beat them to the punch, it looks like T-Mobile intends to come out swinging in the Android race. The company has just announced that it plans to ship its first Android-based handsets by the end of 2008. T-Mobile revealed precious few details about the actual device, but did [...] [..] Read complete article | | Published 23-Apr-2008 by Joshua Karp in AndroidNewsT-Mobile
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When you sit down and compare Android to the various mobile platforms, the lack of Outlook/Exchange sync support is one of Android’s most notable deficiencies. Windows Mobile, BlackBerry, S60 and even the iPhone support Microsoft Exchange but not Android. Stepping up to address at least part of this shortcoming in Android are Wrike and [...] [..] 
