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App Review: CardioTrainer
If you like to train, make sure to check out CardioTrainer for Android. CardioTrainer is a free fitness app that tracks a variety of exercises, has a weight loss add-on, a race add-on, a game to compete against others around the world, and it will …
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Six Android Products up for T3 Gadget Awards
U.K.-based gadget magazine and website T3 has announced the shortlist for this year’s T3 Gadget Awards, and our Android friends are popping up in four different categories: Commuter Gadget of the Year Phone of the Year (Both the HTC Desire and the HTC Legend) T3 Design …
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TouchWiz Launcher Ported to Un-Rooted Nexus One Handsets
If you haven’t seen or found it by now, it is time you know about it. Apparently a hacker over at XDA-Developers has ported the Galaxy S TouchWiz UI to the Nexus One in launcher format. That’s right, you can now install the TouchWiz UI …
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More Payment Options for the Android Market
In a short post on the Android Developers Blog, Google’s Tim Bray mentions that the Android team is working on “introducing new payment options” for the Android Market. Based on the portions of the Developer Agreement that are changing, it sounds like the change will involve …
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Review: Motorola H15 Bluetooth Headset
If you’re in the market to pick up a new Bluetooth headset for your Android phone, I recommend the Motorola Pure H15 from the AndroidGuys Store. I recently spent some time with the device and found it to be rather impressive.
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Awesome Android Stencil Lets You Mock-Up Apps on Paper
We first saw this piece of awesomeness from one of our twitter friends, Matt Cutts, when he posted it on his timeline in Twitter. The above stencil was created to allow App Devs to be able to mock up what their potential app is going …
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Motorola Greco Gets Announced as Quench XT3 in Taiwan
The phone formerly known as the Motorola Greco has been announced to be the Motorola Quench XT3 today, set for release in Taiwan starting in August. There are no details on pricing as of yet, but we do have the specs on the phone.
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Samsung Ad Takes a Dig at Antennagate
Samsung’s latest print ad for the Galaxy S series of phones is one of those coy, but highly effective swipes at a competitor. Without calling the iPhone 4 out directly, it’s very obvious what the handset maker is hinting at. It says everything without saying …
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AOL Jumps on the Android Bandwagon with Two Apps
In an attempt to broaden their Android portfolio, AOL another two new apps to the Android Market. The first is simply called AOL, and is a portal to several of their services listed in the pic to the left. Each item leads to a mobile …
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Groupon Android App Now Available
As an Android enthusiast, I love it when developers listen to their customer base, making changes and rolling out apps that the masses want. That’s exactly what the makers of Groupon have done, as they ported their iPhone app to the Android platform based on …
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Motorola Cliq Gets Android 2.1, Sorta
The Motorola Cliq has gotten some Android 2.1 love sooner than we thought. According to an anonymous tipster, there’s a leaked ROM floating around out there that appears to be an official T-Mobile 2.1 ROM. No, they’re not releasing 2.1 OTA just yet, but an …
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Android Creations: a Live Wallpapers Gallery
One of the most talked about features of Android 2.1 was the addition of live wallpapers. A live wallpaper is similar to a normal Android application and has access to all the facilities like GPS, accelerometers, network access, etc, thus adding a truly rich and interactive …
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DroidBooster Gives OEMs and Developers a Shot of Caffeine
Are you an Android developer or handset manufacturer who wants to optimize Java code performance? Well, I guess you don’t have to look any further, according to FlexyCore, maker of DroidBooster. FlexyCore says they have developed a way to optimize Java performance many times over, by …
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Dropbox Installs Android Apps on the Go
Looking for a quick and easy way to install a few APK files but don’t have a USB cable handy? Here’s a tip from a Lifehacker user: Put the files in your Dropbox account and you’re already halfway done. Open up the Dropbox app on …
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BlindType, the Next Big Thing?
There’s a new keyboard on the block and its name is BlindType. As the name and suggests, it’s very tolerant to inaccurate typing. It’s not meant for blind people, but for blind typing. This could be the biggest typing breakthrough since Swype. You can even …
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