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Motorola Droid's website published a bit early, with specs galore (update: video)

Oct 23rd 2009 3:12AM on Engadget

because they way you flash android phones is by using a micro-sd card.It has something to do with the way the bootloader works.HTC branded phones (read: That are NOT powered by google) use a flashing program throught windows , the rest use a combination of OTA+MicroSD flashing

Android 1.6 update for Dev Phone 1 now available

Sep 29th 2009 10:39AM on Engadget

hurry up XDA , me want HTC Magic Port , Yesterday !!!!

Microsoft's SkyBox sync service set for a February unveiling, new Windows Mobile UI confirmed?

Jan 19th 2009 6:52PM on Engadget

mmm............. ketchup !!!!

HTC MAX 4G officially announced, world's first GSM / WiMAX phone

Nov 12th 2008 1:12PM on Engadget Mobile

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i think i just might need a fresh pair of pants

Russian Eee PC 901 looks good in skin-tight leather

Nov 4th 2008 10:56AM on Engadget

vhere has ghunter vent ?

Microsoft makes Surface look dated with SecondLight

Oct 30th 2008 11:09AM on Engadget

you wait for a couple of hours and i'll bet there will be some fanboi claiming that microsoft has stolen this contraption from el jobso's secure underground nuclear radiation proof bunker.

Possible Psystar Mac laptop clone in the works

Oct 30th 2008 3:24AM on Engadget

let's not forget the psy-air lol

Telstra on track to roll out HSPA+ upgrade by end of year

Oct 7th 2008 12:46PM on Engadget Mobile

one of the contract conditions would probably be that you'd have to sell them your soul !!!

Palm Treo Pro now shipping

Sep 26th 2008 9:31PM on Engadget

imate used to sell the exact same phone under a different name . I think it might have been their first , but i could be wrong.

Palm Treo Pro now shipping

Sep 26th 2008 9:27PM on Engadget

agreed

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