Happy Holidays to everyone in the Android community!
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Survive the zombie masses in this fast paced action game
Featuring some unique gameplay, Dead on Arrival is a game not for the faint hearted. The aim is to fight your way past zombies, unlocking rooms and areas to seek refuge, in your quest to survive.
With new weapons for you to purchase in your fight against the zombies, Dead on Arrival is an action packed game offering full 3D graphics, optimised on the Xperia™ PLAY to keep you hooked.
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Huawei has released a YouTube video to help consumers get a better feel for their latest Android handset, the Vision. The 2:28 minute video (after the break) gives us a solid look at the device and its 3D user interface, which essentially amounts to SPB Mobile Shell. We’re digging the unibody design of the Vision and hope to see it arrive in the U.S. at some point as it would be a gorgeous follow-up to T-Mobile’s Comet.
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Huawei has released a YouTube video to help consumers get a better feel for their latest Android handset, the Vision. The 2:28 minute video (after the break) gives us a solid look at the device and its 3D user interface, which essentially amounts to SPB Mobile Shell. We’re digging the unibody design of the Vision and hope to see it arrive in the U.S. at some point as it would be a gorgeous follow-up to T-Mobile’s Comet.
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The fourth of five planned Sony tablet videos has arrived online, and has been the case all along, we get our best look yet of the two tablets. The 1:39 video takes a while to get to the meat and potatoes but we do get to see video out and an insanely quick photo capture. We’re also treated to a great side view of the S1 tablet as well as decent view of the S2 in a half-opened state.
We’re guessing here, but the fifth and final video should arrive online on or around the 17th of August. Our gut tells us it’s about that time we’ll get formal announcements, final specs, pricing, and release dates.
As you’ve had a chance to watch these four videos unfold over the last few weeks, has your opinion changed on the tablets? Are you more likely to check it out or are have you written them off now that you’ve seen them?
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Samsung Mobile announced a new pilot program today with the University of Southern Mississippi which will see 1,000 Galaxy Tab 10.1 mobile tablets offered to students in the Honors College. The aim is to give students an extra boost with their school work in the form of digital content, applications, and more. These privately funded tablets come pre-loaded with Blackboard Mobile, access to courses, digital textbooks, grades, schedules, and other helpful resources.
Click through to see a YouTube clip of the announcement as well as the full press release.
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University of Southern Mississippi to Provide Samsung Galaxy Tab™ 10.1 Tablets to Students
Samsung Mobile and Blackboard team up to bring a revolutionary learning experience to the classroom
DALLAS, August 1, 2011 – Samsung Telecommunications America (Samsung Mobile), the No. 1 mobile phone provider in the U.S., today announced that the University of Southern Mississippi will offer Galaxy Tab™ 10.1 mobile tablets to students participating in an Honors College pilot program this fall.
The University of Southern Mississippi is piloting up to 1,000 Galaxy Tab 10.1 devices to be distributed to selected Honors College, McNair Scholars, Southern Style and Gulf Coast students. The goal of this mobile initiative is to provide students with privately funded tablets focused on enhancing access to education. These tablets, loaded with Blackboard Mobile™ Learn, will fundamentally change the educational experience by giving students and educators mobile access to their courses, syllabi, content, e-textbooks, grades, schedules, emergency notifications and much more.
“Today’s announcement illustrates a growing demand from higher education institutions seeking to implement Samsung Mobile technology and content solutions in the classroom,” said Dale Sohn, President of Samsung Mobile. “The Galaxy Tab portfolio is an attractive option for schools looking for devices armed with strong feature sets and access to a comprehensive selection of applications built to enhance the learning process.”
The Samsung tablets will transform the educational space as students and professors share the same hardware and software, enabling them to experience and share audio, video, and other learning materials to accomplish classroom goals. The devices will also aid to reduce the amount of paper used in the classroom and provide students with easy access to e-books and other interactive learning materials.
“Tablets are like the Swiss Army Knife to academic excellence. By leveraging this new technology, we are committed to transforming the way students interact, engage and learn in the classrooms,” said Homer Coffman, Chief Information officer for The University of Southern Mississippi. “The iTech department at Southern Miss is continually challenging itself to support emerging technology and find new ways to put information into the students’ hands.”
The Galaxy Tab 10.1 is a WiFi-enabled tablet that measures at just 8.6 millimeters slim, making it the thinnest large screen tablet currently available in the world. The Galaxy Tab 10.1 is powered by the Android™ 3.1 (Honeycomb) platform and features a brilliant 10-inch touchscreen and access to an array of applications through the Android Market™.
“Samsung Mobile is focused on enhancing enterprise solutions for the Samsung Galaxy portfolio in order to make Samsung the first choice for a variety of enterprise verticals including education, healthcare and others,” said Tim Wagner, Vice President and General Manager of Enterprise Sales for Samsung Mobile. “We are dedicated to enabling educational institutions like the University of Southern Mississippi to provide their students with access to premium technology that enhances the learning experience.”
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Samsung Mobile announced a new pilot program today with the University of Southern Mississippi which will see 1,000 Galaxy Tab 10.1 mobile tablets offered to students in the Honors College. The aim is to give students an extra boost with their school work in the form of digital content, applications, and more. These privately funded tablets come pre-loaded with Blackboard Mobile, access to courses, digital textbooks, grades, schedules, and other helpful resources.
Click through to see a YouTube clip of the announcement as well as the full press release.
Click here to view the embedded video.
University of Southern Mississippi to Provide Samsung Galaxy Tab™ 10.1 Tablets to Students
Samsung Mobile and Blackboard team up to bring a revolutionary learning experience to the classroom
DALLAS, August 1, 2011 – Samsung Telecommunications America (Samsung Mobile), the No. 1 mobile phone provider in the U.S., today announced that the University of Southern Mississippi will offer Galaxy Tab™ 10.1 mobile tablets to students participating in an Honors College pilot program this fall.
The University of Southern Mississippi is piloting up to 1,000 Galaxy Tab 10.1 devices to be distributed to selected Honors College, McNair Scholars, Southern Style and Gulf Coast students. The goal of this mobile initiative is to provide students with privately funded tablets focused on enhancing access to education. These tablets, loaded with Blackboard Mobile™ Learn, will fundamentally change the educational experience by giving students and educators mobile access to their courses, syllabi, content, e-textbooks, grades, schedules, emergency notifications and much more.
“Today’s announcement illustrates a growing demand from higher education institutions seeking to implement Samsung Mobile technology and content solutions in the classroom,” said Dale Sohn, President of Samsung Mobile. “The Galaxy Tab portfolio is an attractive option for schools looking for devices armed with strong feature sets and access to a comprehensive selection of applications built to enhance the learning process.”
The Samsung tablets will transform the educational space as students and professors share the same hardware and software, enabling them to experience and share audio, video, and other learning materials to accomplish classroom goals. The devices will also aid to reduce the amount of paper used in the classroom and provide students with easy access to e-books and other interactive learning materials.
“Tablets are like the Swiss Army Knife to academic excellence. By leveraging this new technology, we are committed to transforming the way students interact, engage and learn in the classrooms,” said Homer Coffman, Chief Information officer for The University of Southern Mississippi. “The iTech department at Southern Miss is continually challenging itself to support emerging technology and find new ways to put information into the students’ hands.”
The Galaxy Tab 10.1 is a WiFi-enabled tablet that measures at just 8.6 millimeters slim, making it the thinnest large screen tablet currently available in the world. The Galaxy Tab 10.1 is powered by the Android™ 3.1 (Honeycomb) platform and features a brilliant 10-inch touchscreen and access to an array of applications through the Android Market™.
“Samsung Mobile is focused on enhancing enterprise solutions for the Samsung Galaxy portfolio in order to make Samsung the first choice for a variety of enterprise verticals including education, healthcare and others,” said Tim Wagner, Vice President and General Manager of Enterprise Sales for Samsung Mobile. “We are dedicated to enabling educational institutions like the University of Southern Mississippi to provide their students with access to premium technology that enhances the learning experience.”
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Have you ever found yourself in a rough part of town, not knowing which stranger’s smile is real and which has sinister implications? Maybe you’ve been stranded on the side of the highway on your way home from another rough day of work. There are tons of scenarios where you might find that you have to call friends or family, give directions or descriptions, and more. Wouldn’t it be nice if you could do all of this with the press of a button? Well, you already know what we’re gonna say next.
MyFlare bills itself as a “personalized digital flare gun” and we can think of no better description. The application is an all-in-one emergency toolkit which ties together 911, text messaging, email, GPS, and audio/video recording. Users can set pre-determined emergency messages which are instantly deployed to up to ten contacts, making sure all the right people are in the know.
MyFlare costs a one-time $2.49 and works on Android devices running 1.5 and above. Read through to see a few details and watch a video!
We can think of a ton of use cases for an application like this – kids with first smart phones, college students, long term commuters, bar-hopping socialites, etc.
Stay Safe with the Fully Customizable, All-in-One Digital Flare Gun, MyFlare [VIDEO] originally appeared on AndroidGuys.
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Have you ever found yourself in a rough part of town, not knowing which stranger’s smile is real and which has sinister implications? Maybe you’ve been stranded on the side of the highway on your way home from another rough day of work. There are tons of scenarios where you might find that you have to call friends or family, give directions or descriptions, and more. Wouldn’t it be nice if you could do all of this with the press of a button? Well, you already know what we’re gonna say next.
MyFlare bills itself as a “personalized digital flare gun” and we can think of no better description. The application is an all-in-one emergency toolkit which ties together 911, text messaging, email, GPS, and audio/video recording. Users can set pre-determined emergency messages which are instantly deployed to up to ten contacts, making sure all the right people are in the know.
MyFlare costs a one-time $2.49 and works on Android devices running 1.5 and above. Read through to see a few details and watch a video!
We can think of a ton of use cases for an application like this – kids with first smart phones, college students, long term commuters, bar-hopping socialites, etc.
Stay Safe with the Fully Customizable, All-in-One Digital Flare Gun, MyFlare [VIDEO] originally appeared on AndroidGuys.
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We haven’t seen this on television yet so we felt like sharing it with the rest of you guys. AT&T’s first commercial for their new HTC Status is online and it’s exactly the type of commercial we were expecting. The short clip (after the break) shows viewers how the dedicated Facebook button works and just how easy it is to share things with your social network. The HTC Status is a perfect example of how an experience trumps the hardware. The target demographic here doesn’t care a lick about hardware specifications or benchmarks. Just show people how easy it is and let them decide if that’s the right phone for them.
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First AT&T Ad for HTC Status Lands Online [VIDEO] originally appeared on AndroidGuys.
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