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T-Mobile Launches Phone Trade-In Program
T-Mobile has found a way to give phone owners money and save the environment, all at the same time. They’ve launched a trade-in program for anyone that wants to participate.
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Retrollect Helps You Stroll Down Memory Lane
If you’re like me, you have pictures from some of the most memorable moments of your life, whether it be your wedding, that time you went out with friends that you’ll never forget, or the birth of your first child. Until now, there hasn’t been a good Android app that lets users put these pictures together in a montage of their best moments. Enter Retrollect, an app that was released today by Border Stylo, a Los Angeles-based company.
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PDATrade Releases Android App
If you’re big into the stock market, we may have just the app for you on this one. PDATrade has released PDATrade for Android, an app that lets users look at market stats, quotes, indices, news, and alerts, all while streaming from the NYSE, NASDAQ, and AMEX Exchanges.
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Android Market Update Brings New App Discovery Features
Google is on fire today with Android Market announcements, and they don’t seem to be stopping any time soon. Google has announced the addition of some new “app discovery” features in the Market. Eric Chu announced today that they’re working on implementing new features into both the Android Market, and the online Market as well
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New Android Market Brings Exciting New Tools for Developers
We’ve just learned that Google is ramping up the Android Market, and they’re trying to help developers along the way. Google is set to release Multiple APK, a tool that will allows devs to release different apks (all under the same app name) of their app that work better with certain devices.
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Soc.io Mall Announced, One Stop Shop for Android Devices
Seavus Group has announced the launch of Soc.io Mall, which is being dubbed as the one place to get anything and everything for your Android device, whether it be apps, games, ebooks, or music.
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Verizon Motorola Xoom Getting 3.1 OTA This Week!
That was fast! Motorola is actually the first out of the gate with this one, which is surprising given their track record with updates. That’s right, the Motorola Xoom will be getting some Android 3.1 love this week via an over-the-air update.
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Andy Rubin Lets New Nexus Slip, Made By LG?
Well, it’s Google I/O week, so you had to expect something big. Andy Rubin has confirmed that Google is indeed working on a new Nexus device, but he failed to give a specific name.
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Nexus One Getting 2.3.4 Now, No GTalk Video Chat
Well, it looks like you Nexus One users are finally getting some love from Google, in the form of Android v2.3.4.
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Qik Video Connect Announced, Allows for Cross-OS Videochat
If you’re not familiar with Qik, their videochat client for Android is widely popular, and many manufacturers are preloading it onto newer Android devices that feature a front-facing camera. Qik has just announced via their blog that they’re releasing a new Qik app: Qik Connect, already available on iOS.
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AndroidGuys Weekly RoundUp April 11-16
Join me as I cover the news reported by our awesome AndroidGuys team from April 11-April 16!
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Xoom Headed to U.S. Cellular?
The Xoom is the Android tablet right now, at least in terms of mass media and acceptance. Of course, it’s the only Honeycomb tablet that’s actually on the market at the moment, but it still has a firm foot in the Android tablet game. According to a leaked screenshot obtained by AndroidCentral, U.S. Cellular will be carrying the 10.1-inch, dual-core processor tablet sometime in the second quarter.
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American Heart Association Launches Walking Paths App
The American Heart Association has released an app, called Walking Paths, which essentially allows users (with GPS-equipped Android phones) to find, tag, and “like” any of the more than 2,500 American Heart Association-designated walking paths in the U.S. There’s even the option to create and …
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Review: SPB Shell 3D
If you haven’t gotten a chance to play around with SPB’s Shell 3D launcher, I highly recommend you do so immediately. I won’t go into too much detail, as our own Phil Esposito reviews the app in the video below, but I can tell you …
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Amazon App Store Having Minor Problems?
We’ve just gotten wind of an issue that Amazon is reportedly having with their Android app store. Wolfgang Philipps, an Android developer, noticed that he couldn’t access his app sales on the Amazon App Store.
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