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Google Mobile Blog:
Just speak it: introducing Voice Actions for Android — (cross-posted with the Official Google Blog) — Our mobile phones have become modern-day Swiss Army knives. An Android phone is a handheld computer, a music player, a notepad, a GPS navigation unit and more, all rolled into one sleek device that fits in your pocket.
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Dave Burke / Google Mobile Blog:
Instantly zap links, maps and phone numbers to your Android phone with Chrome to Phone! — (Cross-posted from the Google Chrome blog.) — Ever wanted a way to quickly and easily send links and other information from your desktop or laptop to your phone to view on the go?
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Google Operating System, AndroidSPIN, VentureBeat, CNET News, Droid Life, Erictric, mobiputing, Android Phone Fans, The Next Web and EuroDroid
Danny Sullivan / Search Engine Land:
Live Blog: Google Announces “Voice Actions” & “Chrome-To-Phone” For Android — Google's having an impromptu small press “gathering” today at its offices in San Francisco. Topic? “Cool new mobile features.” Want to know more? Stay tuned, as I'll be live blogging the event that begins at 10am.
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CNET News, YouTube Blog, Gizmodo, ReadWriteWeb, TechCrunch, Mashable!, Engadget, BoomTown, Boy Genius Report, AndroidSPIN and Electronista
Om Malik / GigaOM:
For Google, the Cloud Is Its Mobile Future
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NewTeeVee, BetaNews and Search Engine Land
Cpen / Twitter Blog:
Pushing Our (Tweet) Button — Twitter is great for sharing interesting things you find on the web. In fact, close to a quarter of all Tweets include a link in them. Despite the high volume of sharing, there is plenty of room to make it easier. Copying and pasting, link shortening …
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Nick Halstead / TweetMeme Blog:
Twitter Tweet Button
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Financial Times, MediaPost, Silicon Alley Insider, Techie Buzz and Brian Solis, Thanks:hornokplease
Erick Schonfeld / TechCrunch:
Twitter Takes Over The Tweet Button From TweetMeme
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Digits, Digital Inspiration …, HEXUS.channel and creativebits
Chris Cameron / ReadWriteWeb:
TweetMeme Refocuses on Real-Time Twitter Analytics with DataSift
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DataSift, Scobleizer and The Next Web
Erica Naone / Technology Review:
Can Google Get Social Networking Right? — The company has many social projects, but may struggle to improve on Facebook. — Rumors that Google is building a new social network have persisted since late June, when Kevin Rose, CEO of Digg.com, posted on Twitter that the Web giant was working on a challenger to Facebook.
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MediaPost
Richard Whitt / Google Public Policy Blog:
Facts about our network neutrality policy proposal — Over the past few days there's been a lot of discussion surrounding our announcement of a policy proposal on network neutrality we put together with Verizon. On balance, we believe this proposal represents real progress on what has become …
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MediaPost, ReadWriteWeb, CNNMoney.com, The Register, Ars Technica, DSLreports, Continuations, savetheinternet.com/blog, A VC, PC World, Post Tech, GigaOM, Hillicon Valley, blogs.ft.com, Between the Lines Blog, Telegraph, MediaMemo, Light Reading, Gearlog, The Precursor Blog, Financial Times, Tech Daily Dose, ZeroPaid.com, Epicenter, Telecom Trends, Silicon Alley Insider and Voices on All Things Digital, Thanks:atul
Gartner:
Gartner Says Worldwide Mobile Device Sales Grew 13.8 Percent in Second Quarter of 2010, But Competition Drove Prices Down — Android Became the World's Third Most Popular Smartphone Operating System and Claimed Top Spot in the U.S — Worldwide mobile device sales to end users totaled 325.6 million units …
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Vlad Savov / Engadget:
Gartner and IDC agree: the Android invasion's accelerating around the world
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PC World, MediaPost and FierceWireless
Vlad Savov / Engadget:
Exclusive: Dell Thunder prototype rumbles into the wild (video) — Did it get hot in here all of a sudden or is it just this extremely sexy prototype we're looking at? Yes, the Dell Thunder that boomed onto your internet screens back in April is back, and this time we've got video of it too.
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Yahoo! News, AndroidSPIN, Erictric, Fonehome.co.uk, SlashGear, Android Phone Fans, GottaBeMobile, Boy Genius Report, Phone Arena, Pocket-lint, eWeek, PC World, MobileCrunch, Electricpig.co.uk, AndroidGuys, MobileTechWorld, EuroDroid, Softpedia News, GeekSmack, Gizmodo, The Next Web, Tech Trader Daily, Gadgetell, Androinica, Electronista, Ubergizmo, Know Your Cell, Phones Review and T3.com News
Chris Davies / SlashGear:
Notion Ink Adam: Pricing and more — In part one of our Notion Ink feature, we looked at the reasons for the delay in production of the Adam slate. Happily the company didn't rest on their laurels while investor and ODM issues were ironed out. After the cut, details of hardware and software changes …
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Engadget, GottaBeMobile, Techie Buzz, The Toybox Blog, Android Phone Fans, Liliputing, Electronista, Gizmodo, Go Rumors and CrunchGear
Richard Barley / TweetDeck's posterous:
TweetDeck on Android - Come And Get It! — You begged. You pleaded. You offered us all manner of enticements, some of which we think may be illegal in some countries. We took this to mean that you really wanted TweetDeck on your Android device, and we agreed!
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Lifehacker, Download Squad, Androinica, mobiputing, EuroDroid and GeekSugar
Lizette Chapman / Fast Company:
Burning Man Defeats PayPal — Burning Man veterans—including top VCs, entrepreneurs, and the founders of Google—have an extra reason to celebrate today. Not only is it less than a month until they get to go camp in the Nevada desert again, but the Burner community just got a Silicon Valley giant to back down.
Thanks:rawmeet
Austin Carr / Fast Company:
Hackers Hijack Gmail in China — Here in the U.S., we've been complaining about Gmail for its new design (Why do we need a “Mail” button and “Inbox” button only an inch apart!?!). In China, they're complaining about Gmail too, but for a very different reason.
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VentureBeat, Voice of America, Rewrite Tech and Techie Buzz
David Sarno / L.A. Times Tech Blog:
Apple iAd partners say they're happy with early results — Apple's iAd mobile advertising platform is getting favorable reviews from the companies whose advertisements were the first to run on the new system, including Dove soap-maker Unilever and Nissan. App makers like Dictionary.com …
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AppleInsider, Silicon Alley Insider, MacRumors, MacStories, iLounge and MacDailyNews
David Pogue / New York Times:
Call It ‘Creating Apps for Dummies’ — The founding of the iPhone App Store set off an earthquake in the tech world. Suddenly, the humble cellphone could be just about anything — a game, a store, a musical instrument, a strobe, a pet, a database, a medical tool.
Dan Goodin / The Register:
Attack reads smudges to retrieve Android password patterns — Oily residue ‘surprisingly persistent’ — Smudges left on Android touch screens leave tell-tale signs that can often be used to recover password pattens used to lock the phones, according to research presented earlier this week.
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Internet Evolution, Switched, PC Pro, DailyTech, Future Tense and Macworld
Mary Jo Foley / All about Microsoft Blog:
Microsoft: IE9 beta coming September 15 — Microsoft is inviting selected members of the press and “VIPs” to a September 15 event in San Francisco where it will launch the beta of Internet Explorer (IE) 9. — Company officials said in July that Microsoft would be launching the IE 9 beta in September …
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The Windows Blog, Beyond Binary, Neowin.net, Network World, The Next Web, Erictric, Engadget and Electronista
MG Siegler / TechCrunch:
Twitter Earlybird's Latest Trick: Making Something Called A CD Cheaper Than An MP3 — Twitter is keeping the hits coming with their Earlybird specials. Hot on the heals of a deal with Buy.com for Madden 11, a new deal today offers the number one album in the U.S. at a nice discount: Arcade Fire's The Suburbs.
Kara Swisher / BoomTown:
Digg's Kevin Rose Talks About New Look, New CEO and How to Turbocharge an Old Web 1.9 Company! — Yesterday, BoomTown drove over to Digg's San Francisco HQ to pay founder Kevin Rose a visit. — The 33-year-old Rose is one of the iconic entrepreneurs of recent years, since Digg's founding in 2004 …
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GigaOM, MediaPost and Silicon Alley Insider
Adam DuVander / ProgrammableWeb:
Twitter Search History Dwindling, Now at Four Days — Developers looking for trends in Twitter search are finding it more difficult now that the micro-blogging site has decreased the search history to four days. Previously going back weeks and months, the backlog has steadily decreased, now too short for some types of applications.
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The Next Web, Thanks:steverubel
