Posts Tagged ‘Carriers’
 

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News

Repiblic Wireless to launch new carrier service; Android phones with $19 unlimited voice, text and data on Nov 8th

Posted November 2, 2011 by Tony Simons

A new carrier named Republic Wireless, a division of Bandwidth.com, is set to unveil their new network on November 8th. What do they have to offer that may catch your attention (and more importantly your hard-earned dollars)? How about unlimited voice, text, and data for only $19 a month? OK — we’ll give you a [...]

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Developers

[Interview] Jason Tyler Speaks About His First Book and More

Posted June 2, 2011 by Stormy Beach

I personally like to know what makes developers and community members tick. What got them to where they are today and anything else they want to get off their chest. We recently gave you all a chance to win a copy of his latest book, ” App Inventor for Android; Build Your Own Apps – [...]

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Pre-Installed Software—Is it Really a Bad Thing?

Posted May 31, 2011 by Omega Pi

It has come to my attention that a certain percentage of Android users are getting more and more frustrated with “Bloatware”, aka pre-installed software that comes installed with a handset. While these said users feel like their space has been invaded, they seem to have overlooked the fact that some of the bloatware is actually [...]

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When Carriers Attack: Pre-Installed Apps Edition

Posted May 29, 2011 by Bryce Walter

  We’ve all been there, you get a new phone, turn it on, and whats the first thing you notice in the application drawer? A lot of useless applications that you will never use, also known as bloatware. You’ve also probably noticed that these applications cannot be removed without rooting the phone. This makes it [...]

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Rooting Android: The War Between Carriers and Consumers

Posted April 11, 2011 by Fandroid

NOTE: This post is mostly an opinion piece. It is based on my observations. Carriers have long insisted that manufacturers comply with their demands regarding phones, and that hasn’t changed with the influx of Android-powered smartphones. We have all experienced the disappointment of seeing the bloatware preinstalled on our shiny new Androids and the pungent [...]

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HTC EVO 4G Going to Japan

Posted March 3, 2011 by Allen Kiehl

One of my most favorite phones is now making its way to Japan. After almost a full year since the first launch of the HTC EVO 4G, it is about to make yet another splashing debut. Japanese carrier KDDI au will be launching this device as the HTC EVO WiMAX ISW11HT, however it will still [...]

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Op Ed: Mobile phones, PC’s, and the games carriers play

Posted January 24, 2011 by Cameron Wright

This is a guest post by brucerwillkejr@gmail.com @androidbruce If you are not familiar with what ‘rooting’ your phone means or what root access gives you, it’s not unlike that of an Administrator account on a Windows machine. Without administrative rights on a Windows machine it becomes difficult to install software,printers, and other peripherals. If you were [...]

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Developers

It’s Twoo, It’s Twoo …. 4G Speed is a reality

Posted March 17, 2010 by Simon Walker

You may have read my earlier post about the potential of an unidentified 4G signal piggy backing on the current cell towers.  Well we now have more… Taker a close look at the screen shot below… No… Closer….Yes, it does say 4G. Our friendly develop community is working hard to jump on board this new [...]

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4G Connections on your current phone. NOW! Maybe

Posted March 17, 2010 by Simon Walker

Well isn’t this just the week for wild rumors and tipsters. We just received an anonymous tip informing us some of the carriers have been testing 3G/4G connectivity using existing cell phones that we already own.  Apparently the carriers have piggy backed a different signal on the existing cell towers and this signal may be [...]

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Manufacturers

The Android for you, today

Posted March 7, 2010 by Jolie Gendel

Here at AndroidSpin, we talk about Android. A lot. So much that it’s easy to get confused with what’s actually available and what’s in the works. To help you out, here’s a breakdown of what you can get today from North American carriers. Prices listed are “on-contract”. United States T-Mobile HTC G1- $99.00 Motorola Cliq- [...]

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