Category Archives: Gingerbread

40% Gingerbread isn't going anywhere!

Posted on January 4, 2013 by beeandroid

Yesterday, Google refreshed their quarterly android install base chart. The state of the chart perceived by most tech blog community is rosy, as they are pleased with Jelly Bean numbers and overall increased ICS percentage. But where this chart starts … Continue reading →

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T-Mobile now stocking Sony Xperia S

Posted on March 19, 2012 by beeandroid

  T-Mobile confimed via twitter they are now stocking the Sony Xperia S, Available on contract of £36 with no extra cost. No word on pricing for those who like to buy their devices out right yet. Currently runs Android 2.3 but confirmed for … Continue reading →

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Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus now available in the UK

Posted on March 17, 2012 by beeandroid

“We’ve had a positive response to the Galaxy Ace Plus since announcing it earlier this year and are looking forward to offering fans of the much loved Galaxy Ace an alternative device,” Simon Stanford, VP of Samsung’s UK and IRE … Continue reading →

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HTC Sensation Announcement

Posted on April 13, 2011 by beeandroid

HTC announced today the HTC Sensensation and as Alan predicted it is their most powerful phone yet. Sporting a 4.3-inch qHD screen and a 1.2 GHz dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor its already an exciting phone. Running Android 2.3 with their new Sense UI, … Continue reading →

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HTC Flyer

Posted on February 15, 2011 by beeandroid

Today at World Mobile Congress HTC announced its line on new smart phones and HTC’s first ever Android Tablet the HTC “Flyer” The device features: 7″  Touchscreen Android 2.3 5 Megapixel Camera 1.3 Front Facing Camera 1.4Ghz Processor 1GB RAM … Continue reading →

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HTC Desire S

Posted on February 15, 2011 by beeandroid

Today at World Mobile Congress HTC announced its line on new smart phones this included the HTC “Desire S” The device features: 3.7″  Touchscreen Android 2.3 5 Megapixel Camera VGA Front Facing Camera 1Ghz Mhz Processor 768 RAM 1.1GB ROM … Continue reading →

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HTC Incredible S

Posted on February 15, 2011 by beeandroid

Today at World Mobile Congress HTC announced its line on new smart phones this included the HTC “Incredible S” The device features: 4″  Touchscreen 8 Megapixel Camera 1Ghz Processor 768 RAM 1.1GB ROM with MicroSD Card Slot. Apparently it is … Continue reading →

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HTC Wildfire S

Posted on February 15, 2011 by beeandroid

Today at World Mobile Congress HTC announced its line on new smart phones this included the HTC “Wildfire S” This phone is aimed towards social networking, Specifically Facebook (Remember Facebook said HTC where working on something?) The device features: 3.2″ … Continue reading →

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CyanogenMod comes to the Nexus S

Posted on December 27, 2010 by beeandroid

  Upgraded to a Nexus S and missing some of CyanogenMods features? Fear not! As an alpha build has been released. Currently, there are some known issues with this build: Torch program(s) don’t always work Market is crashy (interface only) It … Continue reading →

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Gingerbread coming "soon" to AOSP

Posted on December 15, 2010 by beeandroid

A “Googler” Jean-Baptiste Queru, has tweeted that, The Gingerbread will be in the AOSP tree soon after the Nexus S ships. This is great news due to the fact that any ROMs built from AOSP such as CyanogenMod can get … Continue reading →

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