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Google announced that it is working with Adobe to roll out Flash 10.1 onto its Android devices. Apple’s iPhone and the recently released iPad do not support Flash.

Are you looking for an exciting use of your I-Phone or your I-Pod Touch? Enter the AR Helicopter Drone from France based Parrot. This exciting device was recently launched at the Consumer Electronics

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Google has released the new HTC branded Nexus One which is more than a smart phone but more like a micro computer that can dial out. The new technology and updated tweaks make this Android handset the ultimate machine on the go.

Nokia has announced that it will be offering many of its Ovi Maps services for free. These were formerly paid services, but Nokia has announced it will begin offering some of these for free. This includes the turn by turn service for both drivers and pedestrians using Nokia’s Ovi Maps.

Acer plans up to 6 new Android handsets for first half 2010. The company starting rolling out its first Android handset, the Liquid smartphone this week.

Twitter chairman Jack Dorsey launched a new gadget for making credit card payments through mobile phones during a major Internet conference in Paris at which budding web entrepreneurs sought funding for their start-ups.

HTC has launched the HTC Hero, an Android-based phone that promises to be more personalized. This phone with the newly labeled HTC Sense is said to be more personable. It is built with an the Android software which is a Google program. The new phone will heat up the phone war with Apple, Nokia, and Palm.

This week Sprint launched the first city-wide WiMAX wireless network in Baltimore. WiMAX, also known as a 4g network boasts stronger singles and faster speeds than the current 3g networks. Sprint is also close to launching the networks in Washington, D.C. and..

Recently, if you wanted to get a new generation handheld computer, you had one choice — the Apple iPhone. That all changes next week with what WSJ’s Walt Mossberg calls a ‘worthy, worthy competitor,’ the T-Mobile G-1 phone, designed by Google.