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Sony Ericsson Finally Brings Their LiveView Across the Pond
The Sony Ericsson LiveView has finally made its way across the pond here to America, and for the small price tag of $83. If you are not familiar with the LiveView, it is a small bluetooth accessory that lets you control your Android phone from …
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Gingerbread 2.3.3 Gives Developers NFC Read/Write Capabilities
In an post on the Android Developer Blog, the Android team announced an update to Gingerbread, Android 2.3.3, that gives the developers the option to both read and write to any standard NFC chip. Previously, only read access was possible. NFC (Near Field Communication) was one …
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Rumor: Android 2.4 in April as a Gingerbread Update
It seems that rumors of Android 2.4 are back, but in a different form than we’d heard before. Rather than 2.4 as the next named release, Ice Cream Sandwich, word now is that it’ll be an incremental Gingerbread release, as when 2.1 updated 2.0 but retained …
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Rumor: HTC Pyramid Coming to T-Mobile
It seems that every other cell phone provider in America is getting some 4.3″ HTC love expect for T-Mobile. Well that is about to change according to a rumor that was first published on Android And Me and also independently reported by TmoNews. It seems that a previously unnamed HTC phone is in the works for T-Mobile, and it is going to be big, literally. The rumor as it sits right now is that is it going to be a 4.3″ qHD display, with HSPA+ capabilities, and running the first Qualcomm dual-core processor clocked at 1.2GHz (MSM8x60).
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SwiftKey Announces Tablet Optimized Version
SwiftKey has officially announced SwiftKey Tablet, the tablet optimized version of their revolutionary keyboard. This new version uses the split keyboard template they showed off last month. According to their blog post, the guys over at SwiftKey worked with Google to optimize the keyboard for Honeycomb, …
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T-Mobile Makes the LG G-Slate a Tad More Official with Specs
T-Mobile and LG make the Honeycomb running G-Slate official. We now know what to expect out of the tablet when it arrives, presumably at the end of March.
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Fan Made Android Commercial Celebrates its Openness [VIDEO]
A short commercial about Android that celebrates the fact that the OS is Open Source
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Honeycomb Running on NookColor
The Barnes & Noble eReader has become a cost effective alternative to other Android tablets. Rooting the device allows for plenty of potential, including a working 3.0 version of Android.
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App Review: Keypurr Keyboard
Keypurr Keyboard is trying to be the next big thing when it comes to Android keyboards, but does it offer enough of a different approach to be able to get to the top?
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Playstation Announces Cross-Platform Gaming Platform
This morning during the Sony Japan Playstation 2011 Meeting they announced the release of the Playstation Suite, which eventually is going to become its own marketplace on Android devices.
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DROID X2 To Sport Dual-Core Tegra 2
The DROID X2, also known as the Daytona, is rumored to have the NVIDIA Tegra 2 Dual-Core processor built-in.
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Rumor: Facebook to Launch Phone at M.W.C.
The rumors are back: Facebook will be releasing their own phones. At least according to an article by the U.K.’s City A.M., which was also an early source of Nexus S rumors. Details are still sketchy, but word is the two phones, made by HTC, will run a modified version of Android that will rely heavily on integrated Facebook features like the news feed and messages.
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British Scientists Sending an Android Into Space
A team of British scientists are planning on sending an undisclosed Android phone into space to test out the capabilities of the phone in some of the harshest conditions known to man.
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