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Free Anti-Theft Software for Your Mobile Phone from F-Secure

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F-Secure offers Anti-Theft for Mobile to protect your contacts and personal files should your Symbian OS, Windows Mobile, or Android phone be lost or stolen.  You can send an SMS message to lock your phone and keep it locked until you enter the correct password.  You can use the locate feature to receive a message, sent to a

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Amazon Announces Kindle Reader Software for Android

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Amazon announced a free Kindle reader for Android.  You can access the Kindle store from your Adroid device, and books you buy will be delivered wirelessly.  If you have multiple Kindle devices, Whispersync will automatically synchronize your last page read and annotations between devices.  The download is free and works for all Android OS 1.6

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Pandigital Novel eBook Reader

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Coming soon from Pandigital is the Novel multimedia ebook reader using the Android operating system.  The Novel has a 7″ color touch screen, built-in dictionary, adjustable font size, virtual keyboard, and bookmarking.  With a WiFi connection, you can surf the internet and use email.  There are music and video players, a picture viewer, games, calendar,

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HTC EVO 4G (Sprint)

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I’ll be pre-ordering one of these ‘wonder phones’ from Sprint this week. If you have not heard about the HTC EVO 4G, it’s an Android phone that features a 4.3″ screen, 2 cameras- an 8 meg main camera and a 1.3 meg front-facing camera, a kick stand, multitasking, 4g speed capabilities, and more. They are

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Twitter Releases Android Application

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Twitter just released their own client for Android. This joins quite a few applications on the platform including Twidroid, TweetCaster and HTC’s own Peep. According to the blog post it was developed with the Android team. It looks like a nice implementation, but does not support multiple accounts and requires Android 2.1. Also, since it

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