 The blogging community will certainly have heard of Blogger, Google’s official blogging platform. Well, it is nice to know that there is now an official Android app which allows you to post, upload photos as well as share your location on the Internet – wherever you are, as long as your Android phone has Internet access, of course.
In addition, you will also benefit from the support for multiple accounts and blogs, making prolific bloggers smile from ear to ear. Granted, typing a long rant on a virtual keyboard is going to end up as a frustrating experience for many, but at least it helps you save those precious few minutes while waiting for the commute by being productive.
Since Blogger and Android are both Google properties, it makes perfect sense for the former to integrate tightly with the Android experience, making it visible in the Share menu in the native Gallery or Browser apps. There doesn’t seem to have any comment approval system or metrics at the moment, but we’re pretty sure that will change in due time.
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One of the most highly anticipated phones expected to launch in the next couple of months is the Motorola Atrix 4G. Running AT&T’s 4G network, the Atrix is set to include things like the NVIDIA Tegra 2 dual-core processor, 1080p video recording with a software update after launch and that highly sought after laptop dock we’ve been hearing so much about.
However, while we’ve heard quite a bit about both the phone and its laptop dock, what we haven’t heard of is a solid release date or price point. Luckily, the Wall Street Journal has stepped forth to fill in the blanks claiming AT&T themselves told them of the device’s price tag and release date. Apparently, AT&T will begin accepting Motorola Atrix pre-orders on February 13th with an actual release date of March 3rd. Price wise the Atrix is said to run the $199.99 with a 2-year contract or $499.99 with the included laptop dock.
Pricey, yes, but when you consider that you’re essentially getting a full fledged laptop along with a high powered smartphone for $499.99 things start to make a bit more sense. Then again, this isn’t even officially confirmed so take it with a grain of salt until it is.
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There are many different Android powered tablets currently on the market but the arguable best bang for your buck comes from the Nook Color. Originally destined to be an eBook Reader, the Nook Color features a 7-inch display, 800MHz processor, 512MB of RAM, 8GB of storage, built-in WiFi and ships with a customized Google’s Android ‘Froyo‘ 2.2. Upon taking it out of the box the Nook Color may not act like a typical tablet at all but thanks to some clever hacking it becomes a full featured $250 tablet.
In fact, it seems as if the Nook Color has been getting more buzz as a hackaable tablet than it has as an actual eReader. According to recent reports, Barnes & Noble is none too pleased by this and have halted sales of the product. The reason for this, again according to reports, is that Barnes & Noble may be looking to release a “hack-proof” model.
If this is true, it most likely wouldn’t be long until the community hacked this hack-proof device but we can’t even confirm its existence until Barnes & Noble comes forth to say more. Expect an announcement soon.
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 What you are seeing here is a watch band for the iPod Nano, sixth generation. It isn’t anything we haven’t seen before, like the Incipio Linq and the iWatch.
I’m not certain if this New Nike Plus Friendly iPod Nano Watch Band is related to the HEX watch that we reported on a while ago, but the “HEX Sport Watch Band protects and stores the iPod nano® during intense workouts and features a NIKE Plus® port for added functionality”.
The Sport Band features a Pop in and Pop out design for easy insertion of the iPod nano. You can access all of the iPod nano controls with the integrated control buttons. The band is made out of perforated premium silicone for “added breathability and comfort during athletic activities”.
The HEX Sport Watch Band should be available in April 2011 for a price of $29.95.
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 There are many apps that you can check for the weather like Google and the Weather Channel, but sometimes you just want a simple thermometer.
Thermo gives you that and more, and it will give you the temperature outside with the pretty blue for cold and electric red for hot. In addition to showing the present temperature, it has the temperature for yesterday.
This brings you “context”, allowing users to compare how much colder or hotter it is from the day before. This is a feature missing from many weather apps. You can check the current local temperature from across the world.
This App is free, but an Ad-Free version is available with purchase of $1.
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