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Music-streaming/recommendation service Pandora has released its Android client into the U.S. Android Market. Highly-popular on the iPhone and Palm Pre, the Android version of Pandora is now available to stream Internet radio with music tailor-made for your preferences.

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The next HTC device tapped to run Android and the Sense UI will be the HTC Tattoo, previously seen as the HTC Click. I just received notice in my email inbox that the company plans to bring "broad personalization to the masses. With its distinct design and ability to personalize all aspects of the phone, from its hardware to its applications and content, people are able to express themselves and create their own individual mobile experience."

One of the things I hate about riding in the car with my dad is that he only listens to talk radio. If I wanted to hear people talk I could stay home all day with the wife and her friends (don't worry she doesn't read this site). There are fans of talk radio though and there is a new Android app just for you.

T-Mobile UK has announced the launch of the T-Mobile Pulse. Manufactured by Huawei, it marks the first pay-as-you-go handset to run Android. Available in October, it is will cost £179.99 (roughly $295 US).

Dell's first foray into the Android Market (confusing, eh?) is with the Dell Mini 3i for China Mobile, dubbed an OPhone by way of the Open Mobile System that the carrier has custom applied to Android. With the fortune of being located in China, the folks at Sina.com got access to the first DellDroid and gave it a thorough run through the photography press:

From the page: "Njection LLC released Njection Mobile(NMobile), their worldwide speed trap notification system for iPhone 3G. Designed specifically to take advantage of the 3Gâ€s unique abilities and interface, NMobile was built for drivers so they can be notified to the location of speed traps, red light cameras, and speed detection devices."