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Galaxy i7500 Hitting Jingle Bell?

According to MobileSyrup.com, Canadian mobile carrier Bell is scheduled to release the Samsung Galaxy i7500 on December 10th. This will be Bell’s first Android device so that in of itself is a bit of a big deal!

Samsung Specs and information:
Chipset Qualcomm: 7200A, ARM11 528MHz + DSP 256MHz
Camera:…

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Hide your Email Address with the help of Facebook

You probably know that Facebook uses an image format to display email addresses on profile pages.

While most people use this technique to protect their email addresses from spam bots, Facebook converts addresses into images for a completely different reason. They want to prevent their own users from exporting email

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Android Flip/Dumb Phones – Not Too Far Off?

The guys over at AndroidandMe have published an article that has piqued my interest. They did a rather stellar job of putting together a few possible puzzle pieces and coming up with what could be coming in the future. Or what coulda’ been coming and won’t.…

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LG And T-Mobile Teaming Up For An Android?

If you’re looking for an LG phone available on T-Mobile in the United States you should stop looking – it doesn’t exist. And surprisingly Verizon, who has been a long history of promoting LG phones, failed to include a single LG device in their holiday push. This…

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GeeksPhone One Box Revealed

Are there any geeks out there waiting eagerly for the GeeksPhone One Android Phone that has been doubted, expected and delayed but is now teetering on the border of availability? The company just unveiled the GeeksPhone One box on their blog:

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Minor Android Roundup

Just wanted to give you guys a quick roundup of a couple things that I’ve seen across the interwebz lately. Give it a quick skim over and – as per usual – if you have anything to say about it feel free to check out that “Leave…

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ProFORMA software creates a 3D model of an object in minutes using a webcam

Cambridge University PhD student Qi Pan has designed software that creates textured 3D models in slightly more than a minute using a stationary camera, such as a webcam. Conventional off-line model reconstruction relies on a number of phases – there’s an image collection phase that can be quite quick, followed by a very…

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