Apple has opened a Trailer Showtimes site today that uses browser location settings both on desktop and mobile devices to deliver showtimes. You’ll be prompted to let the browser access your GPS information, whether that is your geo-located IP or your device’s dedicated GPS. This not only works on iOS devices but works on other mobile platforms as well and provides a slick way to navigate movies, especially when integrated with Apple’s high-definition trailers sites. The next step is purchasing. Apple currently sends you through to the theater’s website if they don’t have an agreement with Fandango. Otherwise, you head to Fandango’s movie site (though I did get some errors). It isn’t certain if Apple receives any financial reward for sending its visitors over to Fandango, but it certainly has the opportunity to do so.
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Section: Communications , Cellular Providers , Smartphones , Mobile Those looking to make a purchase direct with Verizon and save a few bucks as compared to the regular $199.99 purchase price of the Droid X can now opt to go pre-owned. Yup, Verizon is now offering (still with a two-year agreement), the Droid X for $149.99. Granted, as of now there are none in stock. Not bad, a $50 savings sounds good. Me personally, I don’t mind going pre-owned, that is as long as I am buying from a reputable company
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Section: Communications , Smartphones , Mobile , Gaming , Portable The Angry Birds game that has taken so many people hostage is expected to be released for Android today, which means the Android version of the game will join the already available versions found in the App Store, App Catalog and Ovi Store. Yup, Angry Birds was available for webOS before Android, shocking. But that aside, according to a recent blog posting over on the Rovio website; “Due to the massive response and demand from the Android community, we have decided to make Angry Birds Lite Beta available for everybody through the Android Market this Friday.” Of course, as you have read, the version that it going to hit the Android Market today will not be the final version. But hey, at least you can begin get your fix. Read [ Rovio.com ] Full Story ? | Written by Robert Nelson for Gadgetell . | Comment on this Article ?
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Section: Communications , Smartphones , Mobile , Gadgets / Other , Lifestyle Those who have been using RunKeeper for Android may have noticed the ads that popped up on the app recently. Well, in a little bit of good news, there is now an option to get rid of them
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Mobile Phones , Video Clips Huawei has just official promotional video of its first smartphone to come with Android 2.2 OS, known as the Huawei Ideos . The handset has similar specs with ZTE Racer and HTC Wildfire smartphone. The Huawei Ideos is sports a 2.8-inch touchscreen display with resolution of 240×320 pixel, a microSD card slot, Adobe Flash support, and 3.2 MP autofocus camera without flash. The Ideos can boasts a 528 MHz processor, 3G WiFi hotspot for up to 8 devices, HSDPA, GPS, WiFi 802.11n, and Bluetooth. The Huawei Ideos will come in four color options: yellow, blue, black and purple. Source Huawei IDEOS with Google, Official Video and Photos Related Review: Huawei U8150 Ideos Android 2.2 Powered at IFA Chinese company, Huawei Technologies will bring its newest Android-based smartphone, the Huawei Ideos U8150, to the Internationale Funkaustellung (IFA 2010) consumer electronics show (Berlin, 3-8 Sept… Huawei U8300, U8500, U9130 and C5600 Phones hits India Huawei has just introduced four new mobile phones in India, which is consisting of two Android devices and two Brew-based handsets
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Photo Share – Upload & Share Photos 2.2 Category: Photography Price: $.99, Version: 2.1 -> 2.2 ( iTunes ) Description: There are many photo sharing apps in the market. Photo Share is arguably the easiest way to share or upload photos with a great user interface
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Section: Communications , Cellphones , Cellular Providers , Smartphones , Mobile Earlier today we mentioned that the BlackBerry Torch 9800 was coming to Rogers on September 24th , and well, it looks like that same release date will also apply to both Bell and Telus as well. In terms of Bell, the price will be the same as with Rogers—$199.99 on a three-year agreement. Telus has yet to confirm any pricing, but that said, with the other two coming in at $199.99 it seems likely that it will be competitive. Via [ CrackBerry ] and [ CrackBerry ] Full Story ? | Written by Robert Nelson for Gadgetell . | Comment on this Article ?
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I know, I know. Flash on mobile devices isn’t what it is on desktops, which frankly isn’t that great either (as I try to write this on a Macbook Pro with memory and processor all but consumed by a Hulu video). That being said, the Skyfire browser, which was submitted to the app store today , teases us with the ability to watch shows like the Daily Show and the Colbert Report for free using Apple-approved HTTP streaming. The Skyfire browser can only do Flash video, not interactive games, ads and such. Skyfire is a proxy browser like Opera Mini (which made it through the App Store gauntlet) so it isn’t an automatic fail. Skyfire’s famed cloud-computing technology translates Flash video on the fly from millions of web sites into HTML5 formats, and supports iOS devices via Apple’s HTTP live streaming standard.
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Section: Communications , Cellphones , Cellular Providers , Smartphones , Mobile , Web , Online Music/Video In order to gain further exposure for Samsung’s Galaxy S lineup of phones, the electronics manufacturer has created TV advertisements for all four variants.? Since the AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint models have already launched, the only video left to watch is the Samsung Fascinate on Verizon’s TV ad.? The video (which can be seen above) doesn’t really outline all the main features of the device.? In fact, the video only mentions that the Fascinate features an “exclusive AMOLED screen,” but I think most people already know the specs inherent in the Galaxy S device.? The TV ad is basically an action shot meant to show off the Fascinate’s beautiful screen and remind viewers it’s coming soon to Verizon Wireless.? Hopefully we will only have to wait another day or two until Verizon finally gets official with the Fascinate.? Full Story ? | Written by Natesh Sood for Gadgetell . | Comment on this Article ?
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Samsung Fascinate TV commercial now online
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Section: Communications , Cellphones , Cellular Providers , Smartphones , Mobile A few days ago we reported on a rumor that Rogers would launch the BlackBerry Torch 9800 on September 15, but the rumor turned out to be false.? Rogers is reporting today that it will launch the Torch on September 24 available for $199 on a three year contract.? No word on how much the phone costs on a two year, one year, or off contract pricing, but your best bet is probably to purchase the Torch with a three year contract.? In case you want to learn more about the Torch before purchasing it, a Rogers representative talked with Michael McDowell, Director of Marketing for the BlackBerry, about the cool features in the Torch.? The video can be seen below.? Via [ Rogers ] Full Story ? | Written by Natesh Sood for Gadgetell . | Comment on this Article ?
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