Swappa is the ultimate marketplace for used Android devices.

Swappa is a marketplace for buying and selling gently used Android devices. Only fully functional, ready to activate Android devices are allowed (no phones with bad ESNs, water damage or cracked screens).

Selling a device is free and easy. Buying a device is easy too. There are no auctions and no confusion to what’s being bought and sold. A listing’s price includes shipping costs and other fees. Overall, Swappa provides a streamlined experience for buying and selling gently used, fully functional Android devices.

Above all, Swappa supports CyanogenMod and what it provides for the community. To show their appreciate that further, they are donating for every time you purchase a phone from Swappa. What are you waiting for?

Web: Swappa ♥ CyanogenMod
Twitter: @swappa

[via CyanogenMod]

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Wireless Music System for Android Provides Unlimited Music, Incredible Control and Amazing Sound in Every Room

SANTA BARBARA, CA – February 10, 2011 – Sonos, the leading developer of wireless multi-room music systems for the home, today introduced the Sonos Controller for Android, a free app that transforms most Android™ smartphones into a wireless music controller for the award-winning Sonos Multi-Room Music System.  The Sonos Controller for Android, available in late March as a free download from Android Market™, will make its public debut next week at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.  To watch a video introduction of the Sonos Controller for Android, please visit www.sonos.com/android.

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If you’re shopping for a new phone this week, has T-Mobile got a deal for you! February 11th and 12th — this upcoming Friday and Saturday — T-Mobile is giving away all phones for free with a two-year contract. Even their newest 4G Android phones are going to be absolutely free for those who are eligible for upgrade or for those starting new lines.  The Vibrant, the G2, and the MyTouch 4G are all normally priced at $100 after rebates, so this a substantial savings on those phones.  This is a great Valentine’s Day present to T-Mobile customers, so if you’re looking for a new phone, drop into your local T-Mobile store Friday or Saturday, but you’d better get there early!  Full release after the break.

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Android users now can request AAA’s renowned roadside assistance and have location transmitted directly to AAA via free AAA Roadside app

ORLANDO, Fla., Jan. 21, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — AAA has expanded its suite of mobile offerings with the launch of an Android-compatible version of its AAA Roadside app. The free app allows AAA members to request roadside assistance from the nation’s largest motor club without even placing a call.

Users do not have to worry if they are unable to provide an address or location of where they are broken down, because the AAA Roadside app utilizes the phone’s GPS to transmit their location directly to AAA Roadside Assistance.

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Currently, Android OS-based smartphones can only run software stored in their internal memory, which severely restricts the number of apps that can be installed. Google intends to remove this limitation, though.

Android devices have slots for removable memory cards, but these can’t be used to hold software that’s been installed on the device. Instead, apps go into a small internal partition that’s not directly accessible by users. This was done to prevent users from easily pirating software, but it also restricts the number of apps that can be installed.

After yesterday’s unveiling of Android OS 2.1, Google’s revealed a plan to allow users to install software onto a removable memory card in an encrypted form. This will both prevent easy piracy while also allowing users to store many gigabytes of app files.

At this point, it’s not clear when this feature will be add to the Android OS. The fact that a Google executive is willing to talk about it in public is a sign that it could be relatively soon, though.

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