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Enhanced Version of CallerID by WhitePages Released into the Wild
One of the first major name releases in the Android Market, Caller ID by White Pages, has been given an overhaul with all new features. Â Features like reverse lookup and telemarketing alert in addtion to much more! What was already a fully loaded app to …
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You Tell Us: What Have You Purchased in the Market?
Ok, so the Android Market has been up now for a little over a week and a whole new batch of apps have arrived. We’d like to know what you guys are spending your money on. Are there any apps you found to be worth …
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JRuby Hacked to Run on Android
Thanks to Twitter, we’ve started following (and getting followed by) some really cool folks – people who are capable of some truly amazing feats. Take for instance today’s news coming courtesy of Charles Nutter (@headius) who is a member of a group who calls themselves …
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Snaptell & Shazam Video Reviews
I’ve been talking these last few days with John Walton who does work over at PhoneDog. He’s a very cool guy who puts together app reviews and most often includes these fun-to-watch videos. Today, I’m gonna embed a double app review that he did on …
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Hey Look! It’s Another Chinese Android Slab Phone!
At some point, all these touch screen phones will start to look the same… as if they don’t already. Comparisons to the iPhone should lessen as time goes in the way that nobody compares flip phones to the StarTAC any longer. Here’s yet another slab, …
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App Review: StreamFurious
Streaming music application that delivers on its promise with nothing extra. It doesn’t chew up system resources or slow performance down. It’s small enough that this app ought to stay on your Android handset once it’s installed.
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Market Maneuvering: Marketing Starts Here
When the doors blew off the iPhone App Store on its initial launch, with trivial applications earning developers thousands of dollars per day, I knew that eventually, people would expect the same thing with Android. The problem is, the iPhone App Store circumstances just don’t happen all that frequently.
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WHERE to Launch on the T-Mobile G1
Boston, MA – WHEREâ„¢ is launching on the T-Mobile G1 Android device on February 25, 2009. The latest product release includes new features such as News, Movies, the WHERE Wall, and Traffic (coming soon). This new application is built upon the award-winning platform that includes …
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imeem Mobile’s New MyMusic Feature Helps People Enjoy Their Music Anywhere
People Can Now Access their Personal imeem Music Library through their Android-Powered Phones SAN FRANCISCO – February 24, 2009 – imeem, the leading social music service, today launched the latest version of imeem Mobile, its award-winning social music application for the Android platform. The updated …
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Kogan Bouncing Back With All-Touch Version of Agora
Remember the Agora Pro? It was supposed to have been the world’s second Android phone, but instead, it ended up being scrapped at the last minute. Rumor has is that the Agora Pro was not going to work with a lot of future Android apps …
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AG Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-02-22
http://tinyurl.com/ck9fqq Unknown Sony Ericsson device. Guessing game starts for OS. The comments in the post call it Android. Your gut? # http://www.zii.com/ Keep an eye on these guys and their MWC announcement. Looks like it could be Android related stuff. # @girlinthecafe So far it …
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App Review: TeleNav GPS Navigator
If you don’t already own a GPS device then you need to grab this for your Android handset. It’s everything you expect from a stand alone unit in a convenient size. One of the most fully realized apps I’ve had a chance to play with.
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Shaq Roqs the G1 – Knows His Mobile OSes
Here’s one of those cool, feel-good stories that are only believed when you can back it up with photo proof: Shaq has a G1 handset, hangs with Twitter friends, and is unimpressed with Windows Mobile phones. Blogger Jesse Bearden had a once-in-a-lifetime encounter with Shaquille …
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Froogloid Provides Walkthrough of a2b
The following is a guest post from Froogloid, makers of a2b. Have a look through one of the recent apps to join the Android Market designed to make your life easier. Ever been to an amusement park and forget where exactly it was that your …
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Asus Team Working on Android Netbook for End of Year Release
Asustek, one of the recent companies to join the Open Handset Alliance, is working to develop an Android-based netbook for release as soon as the end of 2009. Already a leader in the netbook market, Asus has put together a team of engineers charged with …
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