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Greetings, my fine Phandroid friends. It’s almost the end of the week! Today, we brought you a ton of Android news but in case you needed a little bit more… we’ve stock piled the ones that we didn’t feature on our front page, here — in the Android Overload. Enjoy.
- Ex-Google employee says Google+ focus ruined the company. [MyFox8]
- Sprint is about to end their deal with LightSquared and take back $65 million. [WSJ]
- T-Mobile MyTouch 4G and Mytouch 4G Slide to receive maintenance update. [TMoNews]
- Go Launcher HD is now available for tablets. [Google Play Link]
- Scramble with Friends now available for Android. [Google Play Link]
- ASUS provides instructions for installing Android 4.0 on your netbook. [ASUS Campus Life]
- Google being investigated by the FTC over privacy concerns. [WSJ]
I hate you for using WSJ as a source as I am not a member and therefore cannot read the article.
You can typically bypass any subscription news service by Googling the headline of the article.
If the deal between the LightSquared failed, there is
Clearwire’s deal that would replace the former LTE service provider. With Sprint
breaking the deal with LightSquared, the final decision was made to call off
the services to allow it to build out its planned network. If the permission to
use the spectrum that was classified for the use of satellite, perhaps this
scenario would not arise today.
Clearwire is apparently in a deal with Cricket/Leap. So perhaps not.
http://www.engadget.com/2012/03/14/cricket-and-clearwire-strike-five-year-lte-deal/
So an ex-Microsoft employee was in charge of the team for Google+, then became an ex-Google employee to go back to Microsoft. No wonder it failed. Can’t change idiots.
Your link to Google being investigated by the FCC is broked btw.
Links to: http://phandroid.com/2012/03/16/android-overload-sprint-to-end-65-million-deal-with-lightsquared-mytouch-4g-and-slide-4g-receiving-ota-update-and-more/online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702304692804577283821586827892.html
mytouch4g is the most undrerated phone of the last 5 years. PS the link is dead.
It hasn’t even been our for two years yet…
clearwire needs sprint more than it needs leap sprint might buy leap