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Another Nexus One Hands On
We made a promise to ourselves to only talk about the Nexus One on days that end in a ‘Y’ so here we go. Yet another person has been able to get in front of a Nexus One and live to tell the tale. A …
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Motorola Devour to be Droid’s Little Brother
PhoneArena is reporting today that the Motorola A555 Calgary will now be named the Devour. We did a quick check in the US Trademark Database and found that Motorola filed for a trademark on ‘Devour’ back in May. We’d previously reported that this would be …
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Notion Ink’s 10.1-Inch Smartpad with Tegra Power!
The tablet market is expected to really explode one of these days and Android stands to play a pivotal role in making sure that happens. Take a look at the smartpad in these pictures and you’ll a concept to one sexy beast of a tablet. …
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AdMob Report Indicates Android Growing Rapidly
Another month, another great report from AdMob. We know Android is gaining ground in the smart phone market, especially here in the US. But where does it come from and who’s piece of the pie is being eaten by the lovable green robot? As turns …
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Official User Data for Android Developers Helps Cut Through Fragmentation
In an effort to battle fragmentation on the platform, the Android Development team took to the official blog today to announce the availability of a new device dashboard.
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Unconfirmed Rumor: Google to Buy Yelp for $500M
TechCrunch is reporting this evening that a deal between Google and Yelp is “80% likely” to happen. Rumored to be in the ballpark of $500M or more, the acquisition could be a huge gain for Google Maps and Android. Meshing Yelp’s crowd-sourced business directory together …
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Sprint Clarifies: “We Meant Android 2.1 for Hero and Moment”
If you are an HTC Hero or Samsung Moment owner, you can now stop worrying about the Nexus One, as you’ll also be enjoying the latest and greatest of Android in the very near future. That is if you count the next six months as “near future”. Similar …
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ComScore: American Consumers Considering Android Almost as Often as iPhone
American consumers are slowly starting to wake up to Android as a smart phone platform to consider. A new ComScore survey reveals some very interesting results concerning our favorite mobile operating system.
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“I Fondled a Nexus One”
Greg Sterling, a contributing editor over at Search Engine Land, can count himself among the lucky few who have been able to see the mythical Nexus One handsets in person. What was the experience like? He wasn’t allowed to take any pictures, but he did …
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Asus Announces an Android-Based Android to Teach Your Kids
Asustek Computer, makers of the popular EeePC, have announced plans to develop the EeeBot, an educational Android designed for kids.  Sponsored by the Taiwan government, the EeeBot will be designed with software and services that interact with and teach children.  The hardware will come …
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ChickenBrick Studios Announces Puzzle Game ‘LightUp!’
Hot on the heels of their Super Game Pack, ChickenBrick Studios has announced the release of their new puzzle game, Light Up. I’ve been playing with this game for the last two weeks and I have to say that it’s one of my favorite casual …
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‘Tilt Me’ Now Available for Android
Independent game development studio, oeFun, recently announced their ‘Tilt Me’ game (PDF) for Motorola Droid users. Designed as ‘pick up and play’ title, the 3D maze game requires you to get all 3 ball onto different targets using the accelerometer. This means you have to …
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Kaspersky Lab Forecasts Increased Android Attacks in 2010
As we near 2010, it’s time to do the obligatory recaps and forecasts from analysts. Kaspersky Lab, the world’s largest privately-held Internet Security company, have put together six predictions in threats and attacks for the new year. Not surprisingly, they are expecting an increase attacks …
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Waze Announces Holiday Themed Version of its Free Navigation App, Launches Contest
If you’re interested in how companies plan to compete with Google Maps Navigator, we suggest you keep an eye on waze. Rather than turning around and running in the opposite direction, the first free provider of driver-generated maps and real-time road information, embraces the challenge …
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