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T-Mobile and ICD Announce First Mobile Connected Tablet for Busy Families
Remember that Innovative Converged Devices (ICD) Vega we talked about a few months back? You know, the one with a Tegra chipset inside?  Well, it’s officially on its way to T-Mobile UK for release later this year. Touted as a “family hub tablet’, the …
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HTC Unveils New Brew-Based Phone Running Sense (UPDATE)
While a little bit off-topic, we felt compared to share this bit of news with our readers. The rumors of HTC putting out their own handset running Brew have come to fruition. We just received an email from HTC’s PR company advising of the newly …
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Future of Community (Android) ROM development
Paul O’Brien (Founder of MoDaCo) announced today a new and exiting way to get the MoDaCo Custom ROM. The Hero Kitchen will let you select what you want or not want in your ROM. For example, if you don’t use HTC Footprints, why letting it …
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OnStar and Chevy Gives Android Users Mobile Control of Volt
One of the cooler software announcements to already come out of CES 2010 is from Chevy and OnStar regarding the upcoming 2011 Chevy Volt, their all electric vehicle. The new Android-based application gives Volt owners added control over their vehicles with options like monitoring charging …
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CES 2010: HP’s Concept Android-Powered Netbook
Fresh out of Vegas, Engadget is reporting on an HP Mini Android Netbook. The unit is is powered by a Snapdragon processor from Qualcomm and is running an active installation of Android (1.5 or 1.6) with a 10 inch touch responsive screen to interact with …
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Android Book Review: Android Wireless Application Development
While in Indigo Book Store the other day I took a stroll through the Wireless Application Development for Dummies section. Surprisingly this is a growing section with many books on all of the different programming langauges available.
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Cooliris Develops Media Gallery for the Nexus One, Joins Open Handset Alliance
Cooliris, provider of photo and video software on multiple platforms, has added Android to the mix by providing the Media Gallery application for the Nexus One. Google partnered with Cooliris to develop this new media gallery.
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LePhone From Lenovo, Set For China [VIDEO]
lOur friends over at Engadget have posted video and initial impressions of the newly announced LePhone, from Lenovo, that is headed for China’s WCDMA Market. The phone is very visually appealing and carries a mixed bag of specs. The LePhone comes with a 1GHz snapdragon …
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Saygus Vphone Runs On Android, Claims it Can Make Video Calls Over CDMA or EDGE
Chances are you’ve never heard of Utah based manufacturer Saygus. If you’re deeply involved in Android (like us), you learned about them back in November when leaks of an FCC filing for an Android phone got the buzz rolling about them. Even with that, we …
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Mini Sony Xperia X10 Spotted
The Xperia X10 was just announced for Canadian wireless carrier Rogers, but already we are being introduced to its smaller sibling, codenamed “Robyn”. Described as “compact and clever”, it looks similar to the X10 although little is known about physical specs. Like the X10, Robyn …
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Dell Officially Announces Android Handset for AT&T
After months of speculation, finally today at CES, No. 2 PC-maker Dell confirmed it’s launching an Android handset for the U.S. The not-so-surprising news is that the carrier behind this launch is the iPhone’s own home network: AT&T.
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Flip Video to release Android app
Flip Video–makers of those pocketable little video recorders–announced Flipshare Mobile apps for Android and other mobile platforms (to go with the iPhone app they already have out).
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Motorola at CES: Flash for Droid, 2.1 for Cliq, Backflip for AT&T?
Motorola CEO Sanjay Jha’s press event at CES today lasted less than half an hour but he crammed some fairly big news into that short time. The highlights:
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Canadians Complained, HTC Listened
So it would appear that the “IWantMyOnePointSix” (twitter:@IWMOPS) group has had their voices heard. In the coming months, both HTC Dream and HTC Magic owners will be seeing upgrades to their current software. The updates that HTC has so far decided on are only minor …
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