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Google Android App for Home Automation and A/V Control
We have all seen the power of various third-party apps on the iPhone (though most have to be installed via a "jailbroken" iPhone). Now we are starting to get a taste of what's to come for Google's Android open mobile platform. Luckily, one of the earlier projects, dubbed AutoHTN, is right up our alley.
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$5k for "lost" iPhone 4G
The Internet is on fire today with Gizmodo's hands on preview of what appears to be Apple's next-gen iPhone. In case you missed the story, someone found an iPhone in a bar in Redwood City. The device appeared to be an iPhone 3GS, but when the cover was removed, it was clear that this was no ordinary iPhone. It appeared to be Apple's next-gen iPhone. And it looks like that is exactly what it is.
LG LU2300 details emerge
We now have more information on the LG LU2300 smartphone which comes with a slideout QWERTY keyboard and a circular D-Pad. There's also a hardware button setup on the front.
It differs from other Android phones from LG because it has the fast 1GHz Snapdragon processor with a 3.5? AMOLED display, 5-megapixel camera and Android 2.1. Right now it looks like it's only a South Korea special. No idea if or when it will hit North America.
AT&T removes Google for Yahoo Search on Motorola Backflip
AT&T's first Android phone won't be shipping with Google Search. Instead, the Motorola Backflip's home screen will feature a Yahoo Search widget, and the browser will run Yahoo searches by default. In fact it will be the first Android device with Yahoo as the main search engine. Obviously appeasing Apple is high on AT&Ts priority list. We can't really see what else this move does. It just says hey, we love Apple and fear them. There are four other AT&T Android phones coming soon, and we wonder if they will follow suit.
