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The i’m watch is a sporty looking watch that does so much more than just tell time; it’s actually an Android powered device that syncs to your phone! It connects to your smartphone via bluetooth and lets you access any of your phone’s apps and features right on your wrist! Visit www.imwatch.it to learn more! PRODUCT i’m watch PRICE: $299 AVAILABILITY: Now FEATURES: Android, Facebook/Twitter feed integration, apps, 1.5″ color screen, 240×240 pixels

Now you can find apps and games, rent movies and buy books in Android Market on your phone. (Books and Movies available only in the US)

5 years ago I made a video called wii on psp www.engadget.com gamevideos.1up.com 1.5 years ago I made this video: wii on ipod touch: www.engadget.com www.youtube.com 9 months ago I made this video: playing wii on psp: www.engadget.com www.youtube.com Currently how this concepts works is Im running a wii emulator using a LEGALLY(my own) backed up game on the computer and transmitting the video and audio towards the android tablet. I can even map the buttons on the computer to reflect the xbox 360 controller.

dslrcontroller.com DSLR Controller is the first and only app that will allow you to control your Canon EOS DSLR from a compatible Android device over USB. You need a Honeycomb tablet or an SGS2 (with KG1 or newer firmware) and a USB host (OTG, On-The-Go) cable / adapter for this. It is now available from Market (desktop link): market.android.com Also see the discussion thread on XDA-Developers.com: forum.xda-developers.com

Android Market Links and QR-Codes: bit.ly In this episode of the Android Application Weekly we demonstrate some apps that will keep you entertained, help you find restaurants based upon your liking, and keep you up-to-date on your favorite news stories. To download these directly to your Android smartphone or tablet just take a picture of the QR-Code using Google Goggles or any other QR-Code scanner or click on the app title link to be taken directly to the Android Market. This week we have Google Currents 0:16, Tank Riders 0:46, Alfred 1:16, Fling 1:46, and WeatherEye 2:16.

Josh takes a look at Minecraft: Pocket Edition for all Android devices.

Josh takes a look at Plasma Sound for Android.

Timeline of discussion: 2:13 DROID RAZR Review 15:10 Is fragmentation a problem for Android? Special Guest Michael Degusta from The Understatement blog 34:20 Nokia Lumia 800 Unboxing and First Impressions 41:50 Nvidia Tegra 3 quad-core processor announced; Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime 47:42 Samsung Galaxy S II vs. Galaxy Nexus vs. DROID RAZR vs. iPhone 4S vs. HTC Rezound Comparison Chart 48:59 Open Q&A

More details on the HTC Rezound: bit.ly Speed Up Web Browsing and Android Market With Set DNS: bit.ly Four Android Apps to Help You Get In Shape: bit.ly Nintendo’s Duck Hunt Ported to Android: bit.ly Watch this week’s Android Revolution as we go through what’s hot and what’s not inside of Google’s Android project. In today’s show we go through HTC’s November 3rd event, and what the HTC Rezound brings to Verizon very soon. We cover the release of the Motorola Xoom 2 and Xoom 2 Media Edition tablets, which are hopefully much better than their predecessor. We also go through the rumors of a new Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc HD, an LG U1 and more. In this week’s coverage we go through some great articles from Joe Levi, which include ways to speed up your web browsing. We end the segment with the shocker rumors that Samsung’s Galaxy Nexus and even the recently announced HTC Rezound are already rooted. As for what wasn’t hot, we cover all the recent delays we’ve begun to get tired of in what pertains to Android smartphone release dates. All this and more after the break.

Phil takes a look at the Gravity Wins game for Android