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Android Overload: HTC Out $40 Million Due To Onlive Restructuring, Google Says Patents Wars Are Hurting Consumers, and More

By Chris Chavez August 21, 2012

Galaxy S2 Plus pics leaked. Pretty much a Samsung Hercules with dual-core Exynos for Chile. [Engadget]
Motorola’s ITC complaint against Apple revealed. [Groklaw]
HTC loses $40 million from Onlive restructuring. [PCWorld]
Google fails to comply with judge in disclosing names of paid bloggers and journalists. [TheVerge]
Liquidware team comes up with Android powered laser tripwire. [AntipastoHardwareBlog]
Google says that the patent wars aren’t helpful to consumers. [Cnet]
360 degree view of upcoming Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G leaks. [TMoNews]
Rogers Canada announces dates for a number of devices to receive Ice Cream Sandwich. [Roger sForums]
RadioShack getting ready to launch No Contract Wireless. [Engadget]
Users more likely to pay for in-app purchases if they don’t already own paid games. [TechCrunch]

I've been obsessed with consumer technology for about as long as I can remember, be it video games, photography, or mobile devices. If you can plug it in, I have to own it. Preparing for the day when Android finally becomes self-aware and I get to welcome our new robot overlords.

1 Comment

ari_free says:

21 August, 2012 at 12:22 pm

ah so HTC took over onLive. onlive has a sense of purpose on mobile, provided HTC gets the controls right.

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