Google Being Sued Over Nexus One Issues

Another week, another suit. This time, Google’s being pulled into court to fight not in favor of a class action lawsuit that states Google infringed their contract between them and their clients. Nathan Nabors of Florida is the man leading the charge as he undergoes Google misled purchasers on its features – as some of (Read More)

Adobe Confirms Not All Android 2.2 Phones Get Flash

Adobe confirmed to Phone Scoop in a call that though Android 2.2 is required for Flash Player Mobile 10.1 to work, that doesn’t mean that all Android 2.2 devices will be able to access and run Flash Player Mobile. According to Adobe, smartphones need to have a minimum set of specifications in order to run Flash PLlayer Mobile, including a fast enough processor and graphics support. Adobe’s web site notes that devices with a VGA screen need to have at ..read more

LG, Verizon/Google, Palm preparing iPad competitors

We’ve been asking where the iPad competition has been for a while now, and it seems like it’s slowly starting to pick up with LG, Palm, and Google/Verizon hitting the news this week.

We’ll take a look at a few of them, after the break.

Palm, recently acquired by HP, is full steam ahead on a webOS tablet, which may just be the best OS from a UI standpoint to compete with iOS:

In their earnings call today, HP responded to a question ..read more

Nexus One Developer Phone Sold Out

Google has indicated that so many developers rushed to purchase the Nexus One Android handset via its developer channel that its entire inventory is sold out and the phone is on backorder from HTC.

HTC Selling Nexus One Accessories

Though Google is no longer selling the Nexus One directly, current owners can still find accessories, like the desktop dock or car phone holder, on HTC’s own site. The phone itself is available to registered Google Android developers from Brightstar.

Adobe Flash 10.1 Finalized For Android

Nexus One owners can now download the final version of Adobe’s Flash 10.1 software, which is no longer a beta product.

Updated: Frash brings Flash to iPhone Jailbreak

We’ve seen Frash, the Jailbreak port of Android Flash, on the iPad but now it’s making its move over to iPhone courtesy of Comex who coded it and Grant Pannell who compiled it.

Ally is going to look at this more in depth later in the week, but if you’re Jailbroken and you’ve just been dying to get some Flash on your iPhone, there’s now an alpha for that.

I’ll just note here, however, that I’ve turned the official Flash 10.1 mobile ..read more

Google To Continue Selling Nexus One Direct…But Only To Developers

Google has given its flagship Nexus One phone a latest lease of life after making it accessible to purchase via one of its porticos; an Android Developers account. Google has customarily offered unlocked handsets to its registered Android Developers, today the Nexus One becomes on of those phones. Priced at $529, developers can order the Nexus (Read More)

Nexus One Accessible Again, As The Official Google Developer Edition Phone [Google Nexus One, Priced At $529 & Available For Registered Developers

Fret not, the Nexus One is not completely dead. Although, there is a trivial catch when it comes to making a purchase — you need to be a registered Android developer. That supposed, the Google Nexus One has been dubbed the ADP3 and is accessible with a $529 price tag. As for the ADP3 branding, that comes (Read More)

Rumor: Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Coming To AT&T [SE’s Android Flagship In Regulatory Approval AT&T, Another Android For Ma Bell

Memorize the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10? It was Sony’s offer to enter the Android super phone market. It had some exceptional features and our man Andrew actually liked it when he got his hands-on it, but the handset was rapidly beleaguered by other gadgets like the Nexus One and HTC Desire. Well, Sony Ericsson may be trying (Read More)

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