AT&T just released a few commercials showcasing the Motorola Backflip and didn't mention Android once. Instead, they focus on taking another stab at Verizon, boasting that the AT&T network can talk and surf the web at the same time while the Verizon network can't. It's interesting how AT&T is approaching their Android devices, stripping Google search in favor...
Found under: android, motorola, bing, google, search, microsoft, fans, china, fanboys, If you were maintaining an eye out on all the Android related news stories popping up everywhere then you might have seen this little thing about Motorola kicking out Google Search in favor of Microsoft Bing as the default Search Engine on all Motorola Android devices hitting China crazy stuff huh Well its about...
When this was brought to our attention, the sad truth is that we werent really all that surprised by it. For one, its not like this is the first time that China and Google have been in the news together recently, so something like this almost seems natural, if not a direct response to those
Imagine this with Bing inside. Its easy if you try. If I were a spit takin man, Id do a spit take right now. Motorola, stalwart of freedom, will work with Chinese carriers to add Bing to Chinese Android-based phones, ousting Google Search and Maps from the scene. Now this isnt meanness on Motorolas part although
We recently learned that AT&T had taken Androids precious Google Search bar and incorporated Yahoo Search instead a virtual in yo face to the search engine giant. But hey, thems the rules and AT&T is playing by them, right? Well now Motorola could be playing that same game. A vague (and somewhat awkward) Reuters article
Googles Android is slowly taking over the cellphone market, now it sets its sights on your television. Google Inc. is testing a new television-programming search service with Dish Network Corp. How will Google search be utilized in your cable or satellite set-top box? It will be exciting to see how this will integrate with your set-top
We all thought that Verizon would be the one to lock down Android. Verizon chose the other option and allowed Android to breath and mainly left its core untouched. In comes AT&T, first they stripped out Google Search in every area of the device but thats just the tip of the iceberg. There have been reports
Well folks, if you haven't heard by now, AT&T's first Android Handset, the Motorola Backflip, has been locked down and crippled. In doing this, AT&T has not only removed Google search, but disabled Android's ability to install non-market apk files outside of the official Android Market by removing the option for BACKFLIP users to install
