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Cellular South to Offer Xoom
If you are a customer of the independent Cellular South wireless carrier and are in the market for an Android powered tablet, there is good news for you today! Cell South has announced that it will be bringing the Honeycomb powered Motorola Xoom to it’s customers, with a bit of incentive in the form of a MiFi hotspot (if you sign up for broadband service for the MiFi).
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Root Tools: an Open Source Toolkit for Developers
Root Tools is a new open source project aimed at making life easier for developers of apps that require root. The library already includes about half a dozen methods, including ways to remount, send shell commands, find busybox, and more.
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AVG Launches AVG Mobilation for Android
In a press release from CTIA today, Amsterdam based AVG technologies has announced the release of their Android AVG app, called AVG Mobilation, which is an update of their smartphone app, ANTIVIRUSFree. The updates to the app are largely aimed at the slew of Android …
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Glu Mobile Games Now Available on Amazon App Store
In a press release today, Glu Mobile Games has announced that they are putting some of their most popular games up for sale on the Amazon App Store that recently launched. Titles to be put on sale include Diner Dash 2, Call of Duty:Modern Warfare …
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QuickOffice Updated for Honeycomb.
Readwriteweb.com is reporting that QuickOffice, the mobile software suite that allows users to manipulate and edit documents on their mobile devices, has been updated to work on Google’s Honeycomb version of its mobile OS, and will be shipping a free trial version on the Xoom …
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Field & Stream Lands on Android
Hunting, fishing, and general outdoors-y types will be happy to see the magazine come to Android.
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GetJar: Android Heavily Favored over iPhone for Future Smart Phone Consideration
Getjar has released the results to a recent survey this week and, as you already guessed, it shows that people are looking to pick up Android handsets for their next phone. At a rate of around 40 percent, it far exceeds the interest in Apple …
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“Filthy Rich from Selling Android Apps”
With such striking counter-examples around, we’ve always been suspicious of the conventional wisdom that developers can’t make money with Android apps. Now we have more anecdotal evidence that it’s very possible to bring in serious money as an Android developer, in the form of an …
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Muvee Brings 3D Video Editing to Android
Muvee, a maker of video editing technology for Symbian and Windows Mobile, recently released a suite of HD editing tools for Android called CODEN (Compressed Domain Editing Engine). This week, at CTIA, they’ve announced the addition of 3D video editing to CODEN. Video editing has been an …
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Yap to Provide Free Voicemail-to-Text for AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon
This morning at CTIA, Yap, an innovator in the realm of cloud-based, automated speech recognition services, announced the availability of Yap Voicemail, a competitor to Google Voice along the lines of PhoneFusion and YouMail. Yap’s goal is to eliminate the need to listen to long …
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This is What it’s Like When I Dream [VIDEO]
(Thanks, Priz.)
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Kyocera Launches Developer Program for Echo
We’ve gotten word from the guys over at BusinessWire that Kyocera has launched an Android developer program, aimed specifically at app development for their Echo device that we saw back in February. They’re claiming that they already have some major Android developers on board (although they’re not naming any names), and are looking for more.
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T-Mo Announces G-Slate Pricing: $529.99 With 2 Year Contract
There have been a lot of T-Mo customers who have been eagerly awaiting a pricing announcement for the LG Android powered G-Slate tablet device. Word finally came down today in the form of a very short press release (available after the break), and the price for the unit is not as good of news as people were hoping. To get your hands on the 3D capable, Honeycomb powered device, you are going to have to shell out $529.99 with a 2 year commitment, and that is after getting a mail in rebate of $100. Still, people were lining up to buy the Xoom when it was released at a higher price, what do you think? Is the $529.99 price point acceptable to you?
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T-Mobile Sidekick Pricing Announced: $99.99 With A 2-Year Contract
All you former Teeny Boppers can rejoice. T-Mo has finally announced the pricing for it’s new Android powered SideKick. T-Mobile’s Sidekick 4G is priced at $99.99 with a 2-year contract after a $50 mail-in-rebate. With a reasonable price like that, it is sure to be a hit with the teen crowd that the handset is aimed at.
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Sprint Releases the EVO 3D and EVO View 4G
Come on, you’ve got to admit it, giving a 3D presentation for a 3D phone is actually quite cool. We’re talking about the EVO 3D and the EVO View, the two new EVO devices from Sprint. We’ve actually learned that EVO stands for ‘evolution’ and …
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