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Google Rolls Out Android 2.2 for All Nexus Ones

The Android 2.2 rollout has finally begun, starting with Google’s flagship phone, the Nexus One . Android 2.2, codename “FroYo,” was revealed last month at the Google I/O conference in San Francisco. It was a major leap forward for the open-source OS, featuring not only major speed upgrades, but Wi-Fi hotspot and tethering functionality, cloud-to-device integrations, and Adobe Flash 10.1.
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Mashable’s Google Wave API Challenge: 3 New Extensions to Try

In March, we launched Mashable’s Google Wave API Challenge , a month-long competition to create exciting new Google Wave extensions. So far we’ve received some great submissions, and below we highlight 3 more of our favorites (see also Mashable’s Google Wave API Challenge: 3 of the Best New Extensions ). Remember: you can submit a Wave extension until the deadline on April 9th. Winners receive 2 unlocked Nexus Ones, free passes to the Google I/O conference and get their extensions featured on Mashable (details below!). Wave Transformer by “Codeminders” Sample Wave – Wave Transformer Installer “The robot transforms URLs and text into clickable, listenable and viewable objects.” Full Description from Developer: “The robot could operate in two different modes.
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AT&T announces slew of network investments for 2010

AT&T's preaching about the mucho dinero it's dropping into renovating its network to pretty much anyone who'll listen these days, and a veritable cornucopia of press releases this week start to go into detail on some of the upgrades we'll be seeing over the course of 2010. We're counting at least a dozen here, covering everything from New York City to Florida to Oklahoma, but the message is basically the same in every one: more cell sites, more 3G coverage, more backhaul. AT&T liberally pimps its nine-figure investments in most states over the past several years, too -- but of course, phones need spectrum to communicate, not blank checks and promises. Let's see how we finish the year after those iPads, next-gen iPhones, and AT&T-compatible Nexus Ones (our fingers are crossed) have had a chance to slam the airwaves for a bit, shall we? AT&T announces slew of network investments for 2010 originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 06 Mar 2010 11:16:00 EST.
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