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Top o' the news - AC at IFA 2010
- Samsung announces the Galaxy Tab 7-inch Android tablet
- Samsung Galaxy Tab Hands On! [Video]
- Samsung Galaxy Tab specs versus the Apple iPad
- Samsung Galaxy Tab photo gallery
- Galaxy Tab Apps and Games [Video]
- Hands-on with the Galaxy Tab keyboard and dock
- Samsung Tablets: Gingerbread, Honeycomb, a 'full portfolio' in 2011
- Verizon Samsung Galaxy Tab is a go
- Toshiba announces Folio 100 tablet -- 10.1 inches of Android 2.2
- Archos announces five new tablets
Android OS updates
- How to manually update your Droid Incredible to Froyo
- Nexus One gets a new software leak, Froyo version FRG33
- Motorola warns of leaked Droid X Froyo; we show you how to roll back
- Xperia X10's Android 2.1 update unchanged, still on track for September
- New Google Voice with widget support surfaces
- Sapphire custom ROM running on Droid X
- CyanogenMod 6 now stable, download for your favorite phone today
- Securing your applications the right way -- the Google how-to
Hardware news
- Sprint Epic 4G review: The Samsung Galaxy S grows a keyboard
- Verizon Fascinate benchmarks, pics
- So when's the Verizon Fascinate launching?
- AT&T's Xperia X10 hardware hands-on
- Evo sized HTC Android device making its way to Verizon
- T-Mobile G2 renders break cover; that's one sexy keyboard
- T-Mobile's G2 shows off again -- with Android 2.2, 800MHz processor
- T-Mobile's G2 pricing revealed, priced like you'd think a smartphone should be
- Motorola clears up Droid X battery tab confusion with design change
- Motorola announces the Milestone 2
- Best Buy guide shows off Samsung Gem
- More details, plus a new color, on the AT&T Motorola Flipout
- Better pictures of the Motorola XT300 slider emerge [video]
- Motorola Defy to hit Europe with water, damage resistance
Software news
- Vlingo adds Foursquare support, takes 'shout outs' to the next level
- Skype Mobile update does not allow use of Wifi after all [updated]
- Angry Birds beta flying to Android Market this Friday
- Microsoft's Bing Android App now available -- if you're on Verizon
- Yahoo brings fantasy football to Android
- Samsung to unveil Media Hub Sept. 16
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stoneworrior says:
I was just listening to the podcast and you didn't have an answer for Roger Q about his incredible. Yes he will lose root if he takes any OTA. One function they use the OTA for is closing the vulnerability to access the phone. We all know the carriers do this so we cannot do things like tether. After rooting he should NEVER accept another OTA if he wants to keep root. Yes most of the time people find a way around these updates but they don't always happen over night and that could leave him out of luck for a few months or even more when it comes to root. That being said now that he is rooted he can shop around the forums for any of the rooted 2.2 ROMS that are out there and I am sure he will find something he will like. I do not know myself about any stock rooted 2.2 for the incredible because I have no interest in that phone, but if there isn't one out now I am sure there will be one very soon. As a matter of fact I am sure if there is, someone will post it here as soon as they read this. That is why I love Android Central. As far as the password thing I don't know but if security is a concern make sure unknown sources is NOT checked under
menu>settings>applications>unknown sources
And READ what applications are requesting access to when you install them. And use lookout, it works great and will help keep you out of trouble. Most of all pay attention to what you are installing, you are the first line of defense when it comes to your information and how people gain access to it.