AppBrain – the actual state of the Android Market

Written by Travis Burrell | Published on July 22, 2010
Image via Wikipedia Disclosure: I use AppBrain.  I find it very useful to browse apps online & then easily sync/install on my Captivate.  Looks like they’ve been pretty hard at work filtering out the crap, though, & have some interesting things to say on the state of the Android Market.  Apparently, out of the total [...]
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Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 coming to AT&T

Written by geekE Management | Published on February 16, 2010
BGR has it on good authority that the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 will definitely be showing up at AT&T “Pretty Soon”.  Expected to sell at $199 with a two year contract. Size: 119 x 63 x 13 mm Weight: 135 grams Phone memory: Up to 1 GB Memory card support: microSD™ Memory card included: 8 [...]
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Nexus One Day – reviews published

Written by Travis Burrell | Published on January 5, 2010
Image via CrunchBase Today’s the day that Google is expected to officially announce its Nexus One Android phone, custom built by HTC.  The details & rumors have been swirling for over two months now, & Google is expected to make some waves today, just two days before CES kicks off.  According to the link above, [...]
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WordPress 2.9 Released

Written by geekE Management | Published on December 19, 2009
WordPress 2.9 has been in the works for a while now, and in beta for a couple months.  I’m happy to announce that it has been officially released! Some notable new features: Global undo/”trash” feature, which means that if you accidentally delete a post or comment you can bring it back from the grave (i.e., [...]
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Google Chrome Extensions

Written by geekE Management | Published on November 30, 2009
Slowly but surely, it seems Google will be opening up it’s Chrome extensions site… Currently in a developer only mode, the Google Chrome Extensions site has started allowing contributions.  No word on when we’ll be able to start downloading Chrome Extensions, but I’m happy to see the official distribution site finally starting to show some [...]
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Google testing new look (wave style) and how to enable it.

Written by geekE Management | Published on November 25, 2009
Google started testing a new look for Google Search … Perhaps a sign that everything Google will soon look like Wave? I hope this “upgrade” in styling becomes a Google-wide phenomenon — although I guess I’m still left wanting.  Google has had a tendency to stick with minimalism in their design, but I’ve also found their [...]
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Google Dashboard

Written by geekE Management | Published on November 6, 2009
Yesterday, Google announced Dashboard, a one stop information center that helps you keep track of all the Google products attached to your Google account.  Although it doesn’t seem like a really big deal, it really does a great job of centralizing the management of 20 Google products that you might have even forgotten you’ve signed [...]
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Crunchpad Release Date…

Written by geekE Management | Published on November 5, 2009
Perhaps … NEVER!  The last few days have been full of rumors that the Crunchpad is dead, but is it?  Are Mike Arringtons dreams of producing a $200 $300 tablet dead in the water? The time-line behind the Cruchpad does play out like your typical too-good-to-be-true vaporware product, but the evidence of real working prototypes [...]
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