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Samsung Vibrant back on official CyanogenMod list, 911 issues fixed
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Nuance launches Dragon Go! on Android Market, Siri cringes
Earlier today, Nuance launched Dragon Go! on the Android Market. Yes, it is delicious so Siri eat your heart out. The app works pretty much like all Q/A apps (Google Voice Search included). You press a button, you ask a question, press the stop button, and voila! The app pulls answers from a variety of websites like Wolfram Alpha, Yelp, Youtube, OpenTable,... Read more » Google+ check-in offers right on your Android device
LocalHero promises to connect you to useful friends
Social networking has taken on a life of its own. While its roots are debatable, at least with regard to the ramping up of social networking tools from all corners of the internet. Well, a new flavor of social networking is here, one that creates real world connections. LocalHero connects users with a trusted network of potential "heroes", or people that can answer... Read more » RunKeeper Pro will continue it’s free streak
Some time ago, think December 30th, we brought you a story here on DroidDog about how the incredibly popular mobile running app RunKeeper Pro was going to be free for a short time in order to promote healthy lifestyles. Well here we are almost a month later, and RunKeeper Pro has yet to go back up to the ten dollars it was originally priced at - and it never... Read more » RunKeeper Pro for Android free through January
Of all the apps available for tracking your daily running habits, RunKeeper is definitely one of the most popular. The app has been available for two and a half years now and has undergone multiple changes and improvements throughout its lifespan. Normally, RunKeeper Pro is $10 for both iOS and Android versions. Starting now, in celebration of the new year and... Read more » Travel through time with Google Sky Map
Google has probably done as much for global navigation as any other individual or collective cartography entity, and now the search giant (assuming that's still an appropriate identifier), after giving us access to a blanket of stars, is assisting us in travelling a new dimension: time. Announced yesterday on the Google Mobile Blog, the new version of Google Sky... Read more »













