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Checking to See if EVO 4G is in Stock? There’s an App For That!
In case you were looking to order an EVO 4G today you might want to pump the brakes. As has been the case for most of the week, the latest Sprint super phone is out of stock. Since Sprint is not likely going to make …
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Sprint Expects to Launch Android 2.2 “In the Near Future”
In a recent announcement on Twitter, Sprint has said that it expects to launch Android 2.2 Sprint expects to launch Android 2.2 “in the near future.” On the Sprint’s message boards, a Sprint employee said
“As work on finalizing the software is under way, Sprint expects to launch Android 2.2 in the near future. It also will be available as an upgrade on the recently launched HTC EVO 4G.”
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US Cellular to Offer Four Android Phones in 2010
US Cellular plans to bring customers four Android handsets this year, starting next month with the Samsung Acclaim. Kicking things off with the sliding QWERTY on July 9th, the carrier will be following closely with the HTC Desire.
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Why Android Developers Need a Business Model
Think your Android app money problems are just because the Android Market has issues? Think again. Look at the numbers for the iPhone App Store, and the ramifications for Android developers, on today’s extra-special episode of Building ‘Droids!
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Droid X’s MultiTouch Keyboard Ported to all 2.1 Phones
Within a few hours of the availability of the Droid X dump, someone over at XDA- developers was able to port the new multitouch keyboard to all phones. Since Droid X runs Android 2.1 currently, some Froyo users have reported various issues including force close. …
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Beta Test This! RockPlayerBase
For sometime now, Android users have been missing a good video player playing wide range of formats. A new video player named RockPlayerBase has been thrown into the internet for Android users to test. The uploader claims it can play AVI, DivX, MKV and even …
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Project Emerald Prediction Update
About a month or so ago, I first mentioned here on AndroidGuys that we thought Project Emerald from T-Mobile was going to be the Samsung Galaxy S. We learned quickly that the two were not related however, almost all of the Galaxy S information we …
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Report: App Developers See More Long-Term Viability in Android, Not iOS
It seems that Android is making waves over at Bloomberg.com, and once again, it’s over Apple and their coveted iPhone; however, this time, it is not in specs and phones, but the market and applications that Google is excelling. The article states that, “More than …
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Droid X System Dump Leaks
Some lucky new Motorola Droid X user has leaked the Droid X system dump. Because of this, users can now download wallpaper, ringtones, apps, etc from here. That’s right folks, you can now have it all! Not only that, but the Android hackers are hard at …
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AndroidGuys Thursday Nights Podcast!
Tune in at 7PM Pacific, 10PM Eastern for the AndroidGuys Thursday Nights podcast hosted by Scotty Brown! Tonight we’ll be sponsored by AndroidSwag… and that means that we’ll be giving away AndroidGuys t-shirts live on the air. But, the only way to win them is …
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New Release of UnrEVOked Supports Droid Incredible, HTC EVO, and HTC Desire
Interested in rooting your EVO, Droid Incredible, or HTC Desire? Well, if the answer to that question is yes, you are going to very happy. The geniuses behind UnrEVOked, the simple HTC EVO rooting tool, have upgraded their root method to now support the Desire …
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Swype Expecting To Be On 50 Handsets by 2011
Reuters is reporting that Swype CEO Mike McSherry is expecting his keyboard, which I absolutely love, to be on 50 phones by year’s end. That’s right, 50 phones! Crazy stuff. Currently, Swype is running officially on 10 handsets (including the Droid X ), so they have a way …
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Verizon Customers React to Droid X [VIDEO]
Check out the following video which shows how Verizon customers react to some of the new features of the Droid X. The 3-minute clip also provides footage from yesterday’s announcement with appearances by all the key players. If you haven’t seen the phone on film …
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Intel Wants ‘Android x86’ for Netbooks and Tablets This Summer
Intel is hard at work, prepping an “Android x86″version of Android 2.2 designed for tablets and netbooks. As we’ve mentioned here a couple of times, Android was initially designed for ARM processors. Intel has been gradually getting more involved with the platform, most recently for …
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Rumor: Minor Update Hitting EVO 4G Next Week
Those of you who have an EVO 4G are advised to keep your eyes peeled for a minor update next week. Sorry guys and gals, it’s not a Froyo rollout. Rumored for the 28th, it will address three components. A Boy Genius Report source indicates …
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