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Motorola Defy Android Smartphone - Motorola introduced its Android Smartphone mobile DEFY with the new advanced Motoblur. Motorola DEFY increased new edition of Motoblur. Motorola DEFY Android Smartphone enrich with 3.7inch WVGA display screen with high resolution, running Android 2.1 version Operating System. It has a camera of 5.0MPs, USB 2.0, 512MB RAM, Bluetooth 2.1, Wi-Fi, 800 MHz Processor and 2GB memory card. Motorola DEFY Android Smartphone is protected by dustproof and is a water resistant and this will automatically modify the messages on screen. Motorola DEFY has come up with with extra features. It adds Motoblur 1.5 increasing for messages, emails and providing latest browsing technology and also entertainment. Motorola Defy battery back-up stand by time is up to 400 hours. Motorola Defy Android Smartphone

Google Ebooks Launches With Android - Google Dec. 6 trotted out its long-awaited and delayed Google eBookstore, offering hundreds of thousands of paid titles and more than 2 million free titles, totaling 3 million-plus works. With so many titles at launch, eBooks is certainly an aggressive alternative to Amazon's Kindle, Apple's iPad and Barnes & Noble's Nook electronic reading platforms. What differentiates Google eBooks from those services is that there is no dedicated device for the books to run on. Google encourages users to search and pay for hundreds of thousands of titles from publishers and read them on their desktops, laptops, tablets and smartphones. Book content, which includes more than 2 million free titles scanned into the Google Books platform, is not tethered to specific devices, but procured from the cloud. Google did, however, provide free e-reader applications for the Android and Apple iOS platforms, allowing users to read books from Android handsets...

Android Gingerbread Update Soon - Gingerbread is on the mind of Android fans and it's not just cookies that are topping the Google trends on Saturday, November 13. When will the upgrade happen? It's rumored to be happening soon, but there is no clear date. The tech gossip is that Google will release Android 2.3 first on the Nexus One. Engadget.com reports: The whole world and his poodle already know that Gingerbread, Android's next iterative update that's presently expected to be given the numerical identifier of 2.3 is coming some time soon ... if you're an optimist, it means Android's about to receive its update imminently, but if you're a pessimist, you'll look at that Christmas-themed red and green attire and foretell of another month of waiting and thumb-twiddling. The gingerbread cookies look delicious, but it's certain that Android fans are hoping for a little more than cookies for the new year. Android Gingerbread Update Soon