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Oops, meant to reply to the parent not start a new thread, but the audio doesn’t exist in the LWP. There is audio for the LWP that hasn’t been added yet, but you can check it out on GitHub:

With all the Google TV news the past few days, we wanted to let you guys know about Redux.  Back at Google I/O Redux was featured by Google as something Google TV was all about — quality content you can view right in your living room via Google TV.  Their HTML 5 app has been in the GTV spotlight (Google’s app picks for the Google TV platform) for a while, and to be ready for the Honeycomb rollout, they already have their Android app ready in the Market.  That’s cool — Redux is ready for you, but what exactly is Redux?  hit the break to find out, and get information where you can check it out right now.

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When Google finally unveiled Ice Cream Sandwich to the world, we all knew it was going to be the new hotness. How much it changed things, though, I’m not sure anyone could have really predicted. Fortunately, it didn’t matter. Once the event was over, I knew I wanted it, period.

Samsung recently gave more details on the availability of the Galaxy Note across Europe. The device launched over the weekend in Germany, and will roll out across the UK and mainland Europe between now and Nov. 25 on a variety of carriers.

Having been previously announced as arriving ‘in time for the holidays’, T-Mobile has now given more firm dates for the T-Mobile myTouch and myTouch Q availablity. Planned roll-out will start happening on the T-Mobile website come Nov. 2, with Nationwide availability happening on November 9th,  No matter which device you pick, each will cost $79.99 after a $50 mail-in-rebate, with a two-year service agreement and qualifying classic voice and data plan. Shared specs include Android 2.3, a 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, 5MP camera with 720p video.

British network Three has announced that it’s now stocking the Samsung Galaxy W, Sammy’s latest mid-range offering, with a 1.4 GHz chip and a 3.7-inch Super LCD display. On the software side of things, you’ve got Android 2.3 Gingerbread, along with Samsung’s TouchWiz 4.0 UX.