With more and more people using their cellphone to tell the time, a watch has to do something pretty special to earn a place on your wrist. Cadence has gone for the discretely-geeky market with its 4-Bit Binary Watch, pairing classically elegant design with binary notation instead of numbers, and we’ve got one to give away to a lucky SlashGear reader!
The SlashGear for Android app has been updated, with v1.1 addressing much of the feedback you gave us after the first release back in February. Now with a dedicated section for our popular SG Comics feature, the other big change is that it’s easier than ever to share articles, editorials, and videos on your Android smartphone.
It's review central! It's also feature central over the past few days, we've got so many unique posts that your head will burst! Android is the OS that's bringing on this heavy wave, handheld devices and tablets in kind, both here on SlashGear and over on Android Community from several different manufacturers and carriers both inside the USA and internationally. Also we're getting pretty pumped up about a couple of tablets coming out of the jungle: Amazon Hollywood and Coyote, both of them working with NVIDIA, the bigger of the two running the soon to be released quad-core NVIDIA Kal-El chipset with infinite power!
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Well, we’re finally finished. Five winners chosen, five tablets sent out in the mail. Everyone here at SlashGear and over on Android Community would like to thank everyone who participated, everyone who has become more involved with SlashGear and Android Community as a result of the giveaway, and of course the providers of the prizes – our good friends at NVIDIA. For those of you that don’t know, we started a contest back a few weeks ago where SlashGear had 2 XOOM tablets and our sister site Android Community had 3. Now we have none! The next phase of the project is just beginning.
Hooray, all the golden tickets have been found, and YOU are going to the chocolate factory!* *This of course is referring to the winners who've already been informed and the chocolate factory is of course a brand spanking new Motorola XOOM tablet wifi-only as provided by our awesome pals at NVIDIA. For those of you that do not know, NVIDIA provides the motor for this magical machine: a Tegra 2 dual-core processor for fine video game gaming and super-speedy everything else. Would you like to know who the final winner of this contest is already? Just glance below, your eyes shall not fool you.
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Qualcomm and BSQUARE have just announced the Mobile Development Platform (MDP), the latest developer smartphone with the Snapdragon MSM8660 1.5GHz asynchronous dual-core CPU and Adreno 220, and SlashGear has one to give away! It’s a developer device worth $1,350, and could help change the fortunes of any Android coder looking to polish his apps for the Android Market. Find out how you can win after the cut…
It appears that everyone is excited to let the world know that they're massively successful today, both Qualcomm and Apple showing off fabulous numbers in print form for the public to digest. It's a LOT to digest when you've got it all lying out there in front of you, and indeed we DO have their entire sales call and numbers here in this post, but let's see if we can't filter it down a bit for those average citizens who, like me, like to see giant numbers after money signs right underneath year markers.
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Welcome to a whopper of a round-up! We've got so many hands-on posts, reviews, features, and the like that your head is about to explode - I assure you! Head below for the full story - it's an Android circus with animals by the name of G-Slate, G2x, Asus A500, and more! Then there's a slew of overly important columns and feature posts that'll continue to drive you up the wall as well - rockin!
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As you might recall, last week we offered you the chance to win one of RIM's brand new BlackBerry PlayBook tablets, courtesy of our friends over at Office Depot. You've been entering in your droves, and today we're excited to announce that the winner is Max Rosner of Illinois.
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Welcome to the very first of two giveaway winner posts – this will hopefully be one of two, that is, because if this winner doesn’t get in contact with us in under 24 hours (give or take a few hours, to be fair,) we’ll be picking again! As you know from our original post, we’ve got a total of 5 tablets – 2 for SlashGear, another 3 for Android Community – we’ve got another winner announcement over there if you care to take a look, feel free to join both contests! Meanwhile, our very first winner goes by the name Andre Phillips!
Oh my goodness were you unaware of the fact that we were giving away a couple of Motorola XOOM Android 3.0 Honeycomb tablets? Why, you've got to know! And you've got to enter because everyone has an equal chance at winning! And not only that, we've got a total of FIVE tablets up for grabs, the other three sitting pretty over on our sister site Android Community. That's a who lotta' tablets for you to be winning!
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