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Analyst Predicts 5 to 6 Million Nexus One Phones Sold in First Year
It seems that market analysts are seeing the Nexus One as a major step forward for Google in the smartphone market. Doug Anmuth of Barclay Capital is predicting that the search giant will move 5 to 6 MILLION Nexus One Handsets in 2010. Let’s put …
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Android and iPhone: A Tale of Two Articles
Two articles, one bashing Android, one praising it. What lessons are there to learn, though, about those two articles’ approaches?
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Dazzboard 2.0 Launches First Android App Manager With iTunes Music Integration
There are plenty of Android users who feel that that they are missing an “all-in-one” synchronization desktop application to manage photos, videos, music and apps> You know, something like iTunes but with your data in the cloud a la Google. Dazzboard 2.0′s software, announced this …
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The Android Army is Rising
In a humorous article from David Pogue of the New York Times, it seems that the “Android Army” is rising to meet any naysaying about the Nexus One or the Android platform with fanboyesque flames of their own. It seems Pogue wrote a review of …
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CES 2010 Quickie: Google’s Andy Rubin Comments on Multi-Touch
An Engadget reporter had opportunity at CES to talk with Andy Rubin of Google about the lack of Muli-Touch support on the Nexus One. You can read the full article here, but here is the direct quote Engadget received: “”You call this a superphone — …
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Wanna Tether Your Nexus One?
So you got your Nexus One this week and now you want to tether that new T-Mobile 3G speed. Is it possible? Of course it is. But not without rooting your handset. The guys over at (where else?) XDA forums have released an “add-ons pack” …
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FixIt!: Users
There are 4 main elements that make a successful platform: 1. great evolutionary hardware, 2. opened operative system, 3. lots of smart developers and finally 4. an enthusiastic bunch of users. If only one of these 4 elements is missing, the platform may be bound to …
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Square Steals Key Android Developer From Google
Square, the startup which may change the way consumers handle transactions, has just hired Bob Lee away from Google. Â Lee, a key developer for the Android platform, is now headed to over to Square to change the world. Â Square’s Buzz Anderson confirmed that Lee is …
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Canadian Dream Owners Getting Option To Switch To Magic!
Either IWMOPS (I Want My One Point Six) are some of the most persuasive and influential people I know or Rogers is one of the nicest, most customer-oriented wireless providers (Oh, that was weird, did I just use “nice” and “mobile company” in the same …
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PixelPipe Updates Android App
If you are a user of PixelPipe, you will be happy to know that they have recently upgraded their Android App to allow one click publishing pictures taken from your in-phone camera. Simply put, they have streamlined the services provided. When you take a picture, …
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Android 2.1 Voice Input Feature is “Experimental”, Requires Data Connection
We were digging through the user guide for the Nexus One and came across something that we hadn’t seen reported elsewhere. You know that nifty little feature that comes with Android 2.1 where you can speak instead of typing? Pretty cool, right? Did you know …
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CES 2010: Inbrics to Unveil MID M1
Inbrics is set to unveil their Android powered MID (mobile internet device) at CES 2010. Information is scarce about the unit, but here is what we know:
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CES 2010: Twonkymedia Goes Mobile with Android App!
One of the many hassles with digital media is always trying to get your content such as pictures and videos off of your phone, out, about and useful. Sure uploading to YouTube or Facebook is cool, but a lot of the time you want to …
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Dell Announces An Android-Powered Tablet Device
Android seems to be the weapon of choice at CES this year. As the best mobile platform for open source development and modifications, it only makes sense that as many developers as possible would want to get their hands on the OS- and yet, Dell’s …
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