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Android: Open Source or Just an Open Mess?
Those of us who are familiar with the “with Google” stamp on the back of our respective Android phones what does this actually signify? Is it part of a carrier deal that gives exclusivity to Google premium apps like Gmail and the Android Market, or …
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T-Mobile G2 Won’t Support Tethering at Launch
As many of you know, stock Android 2.2 supports tethering out of the box. However, the folks over at TmoNews have discovered that while this is the case, the T-Mobile G2 will not support tethering at launch. See T-Mobile’s official comment regarding this below: “T-Mobile …
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Motorola XT720 Released on Wind Mobile
Wind Mobile has released the Motorola XT720, a high-end Android device. Think of it as the Droid without the keyboard. This phone has a 3.7-inch display with a resolution of 480×854, 512MB of on board memory, an 8MP camera. I am really hoping this device will …
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LG Vortex in the Wild, minus FM Radio
The LG Vortex, that Verizon-bound Android device we told you about, has made another appearance. This time, the Vortex is without its FM Radio feature that was rumored to be included.
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Paid Apps soon available in More Countries
As you might know, you can buy Paid apps in the Market only if you are located in a country from a list of only the few available. Well, the Android Market Team just sent an email to all the developers to let them know …
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Amazon Android App Store in the Works?
Something very interesting popped up over at the Androidcommunity.com forums earlier today. It could mean Amazon is swinging for the fences in terms of their involvement in Android, or it could mean very little. The post refers to an email that a developer received regarding …
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HP Photosmart eStation All-in-One to Run Android
HP has recently announced their HP Photosmart eStation All-in-One printer which features a nifty 7 inch tablet as both the screen and the control panel. The printer is a fully functional all in one and seems to be of the quality that we have come …
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InMobi and PapayaMobile Join Forces to Give Devs More Monetization Options
In a press release today PapayaMobile, the open mobile social gaming network for Android, announced that it is teaming up with InMobi. InMobi has the distinction of being the world’s largest global mobile advertising network, touting 21.2 billion mobile ad impressions monthly. (kind of wish …
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And So It Begins, Verizon CEO Confirms Tiered Data Plans
I kind of want to put this article in the rant section, because it is well known how I feel about Verizon and their habits of nickel and diming their customers to death. Engadget Mobile is reporting today that Verizon CEO Ivan Seidenberg has confirmed …
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Last Night’s AGTN Droid-Cast
Well, we had an eventful night last night on the AGTN Droid-Cast. We had a great cast and crew, a great turnout, and a great show. However, I owe an apology to Nilay Patel from Engadget. Nilay, while I do not agree with your post …
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Desire HD ROM Ported to HTC Incredible, HTC Desire, and Evo 4G
The recently-leaked Desire HD ROM, which was ported to the HD2 over the weekend, has now made it’s way to the Incredible, Desire, and Evo 4G. As for many hacked roms, there’s no camera support yet, but it still seems fairly stable. For those brave …
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T-Mobile G2 Pre-Order Page Now Live!
T-Mobile is now officially accepting pre-orders for the G2. The device is a little more than all of us thought, but still not bad. That’s $249.99 before a $50.00 rebate, with the off-contract price at $499.99. Go and get it folks! Source: T-Mobile
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Pre-Orders for G2 Start Tomorrow, Phone Hitting Stores October 6th
TmoNews is reporting that pre-orders for the T-Mobile G2 will start tomorrow for current existing customers. Thank you T-Mobile! The pre-order exclusive will extend to October 4th, just a few days before the official launch of the G2 on October 6th. Get ready folks, this …
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Kindle for Android Adds Voice Search, Wikipedia Lookup, More
Amazon.com announced earlier this morning that they have released an updated version of the popular eReader application for Android. Readers can now enjoy a handful of new features including voice search within a book, highlighting and note taking, and Wikipedia lookup.
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