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Last updated: Thursday, December 29, 2011

If you’re bummed by how long it takes for updates to make their way to your Android device, be thankful that you’re not playing by Department of Defense rules. The DoD has been big on BlackBerry devices in the past, but now they’ve sanctioned Android…to a certain extent, anyway. The extent: a Dell Venue running

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DoD gives Android stamp of approval, but only on a Dell Venue

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