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  • 02.03.09
    Gmail Tasks for iPhone and Android gadgets, on the go | (1)
      The Gmail team has released a mobile web interface for managing tasks on your iPhone or Android-based phone. You can check out Gmail tasks by pointing your mobile browser at gmail.com/tasks to get started with your Gmail account. You can set up multiple lists and add entries by simply clicking the New Task icon and entering your list item. The Tasks items also include an extra field for Notes in case you need to add more detail. Then you can Edit, Check Off and Clear completed tasks from your Lists. Continue Reading...
  • 01.28.09
    Android Cupcake preview video gadgets, on the go | Comments Off
    It's been over a month since Google's Android mobile OS branched off to the Cupcake build. While it's not been officially announced, Cupcake is likely being designed especially for the G2 phone. Pictures of the rumored G2 phone surfaced just last week sans keyboard, lending credence to the idea that Cupcake's onscreen keyboard was being readied for the G2 device. Now we can take a look at the on-screen keyboard and other features added to Cupcake. Continue Reading...
  • 01.21.09
    Android G2 spy shots leaked gadgets, on the go | (4)
    Spy shots of the Android G2 have leaked online, confirming the rumor that the second generation Android phone is the forthcoming HTC Sapphire phone. The Android G2 features a touch screen with no hardware QWERTY phone, but keeps the trackball. This news also gives further credence to my speculation that Android Cupcake is being built for the Android G2 phone. We're still looking for shots of Cupcake's on-screen keyboard to get an idea of what the experience could be like. Continue Reading...
  • 01.16.09
    Kogan fumbles launch of Agora Android-based smartphone gadgets, on the go | Comments Off
    Kogan was all set to release the second Android phone on the market in the world, the Kogan Agora. Now the minor Australian handset maker has delayed the release of the Agora indefinitely and will likely slide back into anonymity. Founder Ruslan Kogan has indefinitely delayed launch of the Agora based on interoperability issues that will arise in the near future. Apparently the phone can't even handle the screen resolution that Android supports. Continue Reading...
  • 01.13.09
    T-Mobile G2 Android phone unmasked? gadgets, on the go | (1)
    Could the forthcoming HTC Sapphire be the successor to T-Mobile's G1, tentatively called the G2? Tmonews sure thinks so, and they had hinted at the Sapphire becoming the G2 previously. The HTC Sapphire is an entirely touch screen phone with no keyboard. That would fall inline with expectations as Google has been working on building support for the on-screen keyboard in the Android Cupcake build. This would give credence to speculation that Cupcake is being created specifically for the G2. Continue Reading...
  • 01.09.09
    NIMble concept home phone running Android gadgets, on the go | (2)
    While a home phone concept seems like the last thing you would expect for an Android device, this home tablet could find uses well beyond what you might expect. The Touch Revolution NIMble concept home phone is a $300 home phone concept that is expected to be available in September. The NIMble runs Google's Android operating system and will come with a low-priced VoIP calling plan. The device will also act as your answering machine, recording messages and even emailing them to you if you want. However, since the NIMble connects the Web and can have other applications ...
  • 01.08.09
    Android Skype Lite client coming to the App Market gadgets, on the go | Comments Off
    The wait to make VoIP calls on your T-Mobile G1 or Kogan Agora phone is coming to an end. Skype is prepared to release the first version of Skype Lite for the Android client in the next few days. All that's left is a few days of incessantly checking the App Market for the application to get loaded. Skype already has a basic Java-based Lite client in testing and versions for the N810 tablet and Windows Mobile phones. It's really interesting that Android users will get a Skype application before iPhone users. It could be that Skype already ...