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Choosing a Smartphone, Part 1: Android vs. Windows Phone 7

The last few weeks have brought us a flurry of information about different smartphone OS's. At this blog, we prefer Android, and the past weeks' news has only made us ...

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SlideScreen Pro Android Application Review

Late September of 2009, Larva Labs first introduced the concept behind the "Intelligent Home Screen" application for the Android OS.  The idea was simple; Replace the standard Android home screen, ...

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DROID or Nexus One?, What is CDMA or GSM?

Since starting this Android blog, I've run across a number of questions from individuals and often times I have to explain a number of different things regarding cell phone network ...

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Nexus One Hardware Running List

I spent some time yesterday, the 14th and the morning of the 15th going through all the library files and various other system files from the Nexus One ROM and ...

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WaveSecure Android Application Review

Wavesecure is a product from tenCube who was founded in 2005 for the purpose of finding a solution for lost cell phones.  Wavesecure was tenCube's answer and has since been ...

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TAG | Early Termination Fee

Google has lowered it’s “equipment recovery fee” that it charges should you cancel your contract with T-Mobile prior to keeping the phone for 120 days without returning the phone.  This brings the phones price inline with the cost for purchasing the phone contract free for $529; $179 purchase price (2 year contract) + $150 Google equipment recovery fee + $200 T-Mobile early termination fee = $529.  This is a good step forward in helping reduce the cost of the Nexus One.  But, it is still a fee that is unique to the Nexus One/T-Mobile setup.  Of course, you can always wait that 120 days and end your T-Mobile contract for $200, making the total price of the phone, $179 + $200 = $379.  That’s up to you.  Was this due to the FCC involvement?  Wall Street Journal kind of thinks it might be related.

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