Lookout’s ‘Plan B’ is for Those Who Never Bothered to Install Phone Location App
We've heard plenty of stories about how scary it is to lose our phones and what could happen... Read More »
Archive for February 2011
Glu Mobile, Rovio and ZeptoLabs to Talk App Monetization at GDC
Want to learn how to make money off of your Android games and apps? Come to the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco and hear from the guys behind Angry Birds, Cut the Rope, and Gun Bros! Read More »
Samsung, AT&T Promise Froyo for Captivate on February 24
Android 2.2 is expected to hit AT&T Captivate handsets beginning tomorrow, February 24th. Now, let's talk about Gingerbread. Read More »
T-Mobile’s Galaxy S 4G On Sale Now for $199.99
As expected, T-Mobile expands their Android roster today with the Galaxy S 4G. The obvious successor to the Vibrant, it features nearly identical hardware. While it won't sway many current Android owners, it should attract those looking to leave behind a feature phone. Read More »
Rupert Murdoch’s “The Daily” Coming to Android in Second Quarter
To the surprise of many, the digital newspaper is coming to an Android tablet near you. Expect the Apple-only title to hit Android next quarter Read More »
MenuPages Puts Restaurant Menus on Your Android Phone
MenuPages, previously available on the web and for iOS, has launched an Android app, joining the likes of UrbanSpoon and OpenTable as options for hungry Android users looking for a place to eat. But MenuPages sets themselves apart from other apps by providing users with restaurants' actual menus to peruse. Read More »
Honeycomb Wallpapers Extracted, Available to Download
Dress your Android phone up in these new 3.0 wallpapers. Choose from 9 designs in total. Read More »
Graphic.ly Brings Comics and Graphic Novels to Android
For those not familiar, Graphic.ly has been releasing comics for the web and iOS for sometime, and has... Read More »
Google Drops Facebook Sync from Nexus S
That Gingerbread update that's rolling out to Nexus S owners right now? Besides adding NFC functionality, it also is removing a feature from Google's current flagship phone: Facebook contact sync. Read More »
Minecraft Coming to Android
Minecraft is a game about placing blocks to build anything you can imagine. At night monsters come out;... Read More »
Nexus One Finally Starts Getting Gingerbread
The agonizing wait is nearly over as Gingerbread finally starts hitting the Nexus One. The only problem is, it could take a few weeks before your phone sees it. Read More »
Guy Gets Out of Speeding Ticket Thanks to Android Phone, Google Tracks
kattertech.com put up an interesting article this morning about a guy used Google Tracks to evade a speeding ticket. Read More »
Final Honeycomb SDK is Live
You've been playing with the preview Honeycomb SDK for some time now, it's time to do the real job. Google has given the green light for the final Honeycomb SDK to go online, and here it is Read More »
Kaspersky Releases Android Security App
We told you last week about Eugene Kaspersky's opinion on Android. He said that sooner or later, Android could dominate the market, with an over 80% market share, leaving Apple and RIM to fight for scraps. It looks like Kaspersky isn't going to try to slow that down, as his company has just released an Android security app. Read More »
Ad-Free Angry Birds Due Within a Month’s Time
For some of you, advertisements within the popular game are a fair trade-off. For others, you're willing to shell out money to get rid of the advertisements. Good news is on the horizon. Read More »
