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FCC Offical – “There is no way deal gets rubber stamped” in regards to AT&T/T-Mo Acquisition
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that an un-named FCC official commented off the record that there is “no way that they chairman’s office rubber-stamps this transaction.” The source goes on to say, “It will be a steep climb to say the least”. These off …
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AT&T’s Inspire 4G gets HSUPA Blessing from FCC
The above image may not look like much to you, but it is a telling document that Engadget has gotten their hands on. Telling in the fact that it is confirming that AT&T has gotten the FCC’s blessing to turn on the HSUPA function on …
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Confirmed: Google Launches In-App Billing for Developers to Test
We reported yesterday that Google was rolling out in-app purchases in developer dashboards according to a tweet from Hyperbees, and now we have official confirmation from the Android developer blog talking about the fact that Google has opened up the ability to test in-app purchases …
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Sony Xperia X10 to Get Gingerbread
Good news for users who own the Sony Xperia X10 handset, according to a blog post on the Sony Ericsson Product Blog the handset is going to receive an update to Gingerbread sometime in “Q2/Q3″ this year. The blog points to the work done on …
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Gameloft Embraces Amazon’s Appstore… Srsly?!
It’s no secret that Gameloft is against the sales of their incredible collection of 3D games via Google’s Market. However, an interview with Reuters regarding their upcoming distribution plans is sure to have many scratching their heads in confusion. Gameloft has decided to partner with …
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Get Your WiFi Xoom at Costco March 27th
If you needed a reason to join one of the many bulk shopping clubs in the world, this could be it. Costco has listed the Xoom WiFi only version on it site for sale at the price of $589.00. The site is saying that all …
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RIM Playbook Confirmed to Run Android Applications
Boy Genius Report has received confirmation from RIM that the previously leaked info that the BlackBerry PlayBook will run Android applications. This is a smart move on RIM’s part as Android has long since overtaken BlackBerry in sales in the US. A press release confirms …
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Google: “No Honeycomb For You, at Least Not Yet”.
All of us Honeycomb maniacs are going to have to wait awhile for our favorite community developers to get their hands on the Honeycomb source from Google. Businessweek reported yesterday that Google is going to be holding back the source code for Honeycomb due to …
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In-App Purchases Coming Soon?
The above image is from a tweet from developer hyperbees, giving us a hint that perhaps that we are going to see in-app purchased go live soon, since they are seeing clues about it in their developer dashboard. This would be a major step forward …
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HTC Opening “Scribe” Tech to Third Party Devs
While the jury may still be out for some concerning the upcoming HTC Flyer/EVO View 4G and it’s Scribe powered pen, there is some exciting news as HTC has decided to open up the Scribe technology to 3rd party developers, which means that we should …
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HTC to Incredible S Users: NO ROOT FOR YOU!
Engadget is reporting this morning that the AndIRC team that has had some experience exposing the Thunderbolts locked bootloader and creating the root process has also identified the same lockout code in the Incredible S (which for us here in the States is probably going …
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HTC EVO 3D First Look Video
We are going to let the video do the “talking” for us on this one. What do you think of the latest EVO device? 3D a gimmick or here to stay? Let us know in the comments!
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Catch.com Launches I Journal with Author Shawn Achor
Catch.com, developer of popular notepad app Catch Notes, announced that it has launched a new app called I Journal in partnership with self-help author Shawn Achor. I Journal is intended to help users develop a lifelong habit of daily journaling. Where Catch Notes is focused …
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SwiftKey Tablet Wins CTIA E-Tech Award
We’ve just gotten a press release from the team behind the SwiftKey Tablet keyboard, and they’ve apparently won the CTIA E-Tech Award. We here at AndroidGuys would like to extend our congratulations to the SwiftKey team. If you’re not familiar with SwiftKey, it’s a virtual keyboard for Android that started out as an alpha keyboard. I myself was an alpha tester, and let me tell you that it’s come a long way from the public beta released last year.
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Motorola Dropping Android for their Own OS?
An insider recently said that Motorola is secretly planning a team of trained developers to create their own OS. They are doing this to lessen how much they depend on Android.
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