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Market Bug Showing Yahoo! Video Chat for non T-Mobile Customers
Android Purity is reporting today that the Yahoo! Video Chat app, that is supposed to be exclusively for T-Mobile customers, is showing up in the Android market for non-magenta subscribers. In this case specifically, a Sprint user. Judging from the screen shots posted, its looks …
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Android 2.2 for MyTouch 3g Delay.
This is not going to be what you T-Mobile myTouch 3G owners wanted to hear, to those of you still waiting for Android 2.2 to get out to your device. T-Mobile started rolling out Froyo to the myTouch 3G around the midway mark of October. …
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MyTouch 4G Hits November 3rd
The MyTouch 4G is going to hit the stores on November 3rd for $200 after a $50 mail-in rebate. Consumers purchasing the device also get a 8 GB microSD card for storing all that media goodness. The T-Mobile MyTouch 4G features a compact and well …
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Adobe Connect 8 Now Available for Android
Adobe has finally brought its popular web conferencing software to Android. Their new Connect 8 is available for Android (as well as iOS) and, according to the press release, one can now attend a web-meeting or webinar via their Android handset, rather than being in …
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T-Mobile to Have Four Android Phones for Less Than $100 This Holiday
tarting this week, T-Mobile will be offering four Android-based handsets below the $100 price point. While they aren’t necessarily the high-end super phones some of you readers might be after, they will definitely attract new Android users. The devices come from handset makers LG, Motorola, and Huawei with varying prices and specs.
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Apple Going After Android Through Manufacturers?
PC World is reporting today that Apple has filed suit against Android handset developer Motorola, for infringing on their multi-touch patents. Specifically, Apple is saying that Motorola infringed on this patent by including multi-touch on the following Android devices: Droid Droid 2 Droid X Cliq …
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ViewSonic Throwing it’s Hat Into Android Tablet Fray
ViewSonic is joining the Android tablet party with two new Android devices, according to an article over at CNET today. The first of the two being the ViewPad 7, an Android 2.2 tablet. The specs are lined out in a quote from the CNET article: …
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Boom! Android Worldwide Growth up 1,309 Percent Year-Over-Year
Today sees yet another report showing Android’s tremendous growth around the world. Research firm Canalys is reporting that our favorite mobile operating system is up a whopping 1,309 percent year-over-year in the third quarter.
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Samsung Continuum, Motorola Citrus Launching on November 11
Verizon is expected to release at least two more Android-based handsets next week with the Samsung Continuum and Motorola Citrus. Readers may recall Motorola announcing the entry-level smart phone last month, only pegging it with a “coming soon” launch date. The Continuum, on the other …
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Droid 2 Pro and Droid Global Resurface!
The Droid 2 Global handset has resurfaced in Verizon’s carrier’s inventory. The device was noticed alongside the Droid Pro, which caused confusion when the Pro turned out to also be a global handset. The Droid 2 Global is expected to be a global version of the …
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Recent market problems actually a good sign?
Alternate Market huggers the world over were cheering their cause recently as the Android Market was down for a few hours recently for many people. Apps would neither install nor update, and pandemonium ensued. Combined with reports of minor errors in a few regions around …
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Welcome To The Wonderful World Of Flash
About two weeks ago now, I upgraded my phone to the HTC Evo4G. I switched from what now feels like an ancient (and tiny) HTC Hero. And although I had Android 2.2 running on my rooted Hero, this phone feels like a completely new experience. Yes of course its way faster, and the screen is way bigger. But its more than that. I think the biggest difference is having Flash.
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Archos Prepping Froyo for Gen 8 Tablets
It looks like all manufacturers are giving some early Christmas-presents. We’ve seen the 2.1 update for the Xperia, the HTC Wildfire, and more goodies are coming! Archos is joining the hype too, giving their brand new Generation 8 tablets a Froyo update.
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Twitter Puts its Foot Down
One of the top social-networking sites, Twitter, has recently posted some new guidelines for app developers. The post on twitter.com found here, still says you can feel free to use the terms “TW” or “Twit”. Gee thanks! But there is a “Don’t” list, too. Among the …
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