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WSJ Report Claims HP Eyeing Android for Netbooks
According to unnamed sources who have been briefed on the matter, HP is looking at Android as a possible OS for their netbook line. If this pans out, it could be a huge win for Google and Android as a platform.
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Top Global Announces Google Android Gateway Development to Extend Android Applications to Millions of Bluetooth Phones and WiFi Devices
Top Global Android Gateway platform integrates 3G radio together with WiFi and Bluetooth for connectivity to multiple Bluetooth phones and WiFi devices simultaneously. Using the Top Global Android Gateway, most applications developed for Android phone can be delivered seamlessly to millions of existing Bluetooth phones …
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G1 Tethering App Yanked From Market
Something tells me that the developer behind this app is going to get more notice now than ever before. Google has pulled WiFi Tether for Root Users from the Android Market for violating the Developer Distribution Agreement. Google enters into distribution agreements with device manufacturers …
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App Review: Palringo
Gives the default IM a run for its money. It provides tight integration of all popular platforms as well as a stable environment for chatting on the go.
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Digital Airways Enables Rapid Porting of New Applications to Android with Kaleido UI Solution (VIDEO)
The race for home screen customization is on. In the last few weeks, we’ve seen a handful of titles popping up, including Sweeter Home, dxTop, and aHome. As developers get more involved in what Android’s main screen can look like, tweaks and desktop hacks are …
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Android Home Replacements
John Walton takes a quick tour of the home replacement apps currently available for Android.
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7 Steps to Fix The Android Market
There is no mistaking it. The Android Market needs help. As more apps are added, and the Android user base grows, the complaints about its shortcomings are keeping step. I’ve seen both developers and Android fans alike chime in with ways they feel it could …
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Sweeter Home Gives me a Sugar Buzz (VIDEO)
I’ve been dying to get Sweeter Home to run on my G1. I came across this app a few weeks ago and have tried to get it to work off and on. The problem seems to be with whatever version (v.15) is currently in the …
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You Tell Us: Which Handset Maker Excites You the Most and Why?
It’s Friday again kiddies! Time for the weekly feedback question. Nice and simple with room for a ton of different answers. Which handset maker excite you the most… and why?
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HTC Magic Passes FCC, One Step Closer
It happened. Just like we hoped it would. The HTC Magic is officially coming stateside. No more worrying about whether Vodafone is going to be the only carrier in the world to get this handset. In reality, nobody really expected them to be the only …
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Flash on Android – Plenty Still Unknown
Alright so the big news just came out yesterday regarding Flash on Android handsets. While the first reaction is to get super excited about the prospects, we have to step back and look at all the stuff we don’t know yet.
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BuddyMob Fine-Tuned for Optimal Performance
Brussels, 26 March 2009 – BuddyMob is a free, cool application for mobile devices, made by Kiboo. BuddyMob gives you access to all your social networking applications like Twitter, MSN, Gtalk and AIM and use them simultaneously from your mobile phone, via one simple log-in.
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BSQUARE to Port Adobe Flash onto New Google Android Mobile Device for Tier 1 Carrier
Leverages BSQUARE’s Android competency to enable rich content and applications demanded by smartphone consumers Bellevue, WA – March 25, 2009 – BSQUARE Corporation (Nasdaq: BSQR), the leading software solutions provider to the global embedded device community, today announced it will port Adobe’s Flash technology onto …
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T-Mobile App Brings Account Info Directly to G1 Users
T-Mobile USA has released their first Android application My Account. It ties together some very handy data for their G1 subscribers. Rather than waiting in line or on hold, users can now use the app and get a wealth of account info and more.
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Android Around the World: Orange France to Offer at Least 6 Android Phones in ’09
Orange France plans to have at least 6 Android devices from five handset manufacturers, including Motorola, Samsung, LG, and Sony Ericsson. Oh yeah, we can’t forget HTC’s G1! All five phone makers are members of the Open Handset Alliance.
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