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Nexus One available with SFR in France
As promised by Google when they announced they were closing down the online shop, the Nexus One is becoming available with some new providers. Right now you can order a Nexus One online from SFR (French provider part of Vodafone group). Soon it will be …
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Juicy Development Releases ‘Police Scanner’ for Android
Juicy Development released Police Scanner for Android handset market. This is based on the iPhone version (one of the Top 100) and will allow you to listen to live audio feeds from RadioReference.com. With over 2,300 national and international EMS streams, Police Scanner offers a …
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Amazon Kindle App Coming Soon
While it’s true that there are already few ebook readers for Android (Aldiko), they fundamentally lack the access to Amazon’s ebooks Kindle editions library. Soon it will be possible because Amazon is set to release the long awaited free Kindle for Android app. You can register …
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Official Twitter App for Android Arrives!
We all knew this was coming… Twitter just announced the release of an official Twitter app. It is only for Android version “2.1 and above” (hint for the upcoming 2.2?). When apps work well with each other, sharing becomes as second nature on machines as …
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802.11n on Nexus One Coming Soon
Soon, more likely in one of the next Cyanogen releases, you will be able to use wireless networks on the 802.11n standard, which is faster and has a better range than the other wifi standards, with the Nexus One. This is also faster than any …
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Rumour: HTC Might Buy Palm to Fight Apple?
Gizmodo (via Bloomberg) is reporting that HTC might be interested in buying Palm, who, as you might know, is in financial difficulty after the poor sales of their latest handsets (Pre and Pixi). The assumption is that HTC would want to grab Palm not for …
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Android fans: “Apple, Thank you for the iPad!”
As you might have heard, today lots of early adopters are going to get their hands on the new Apple iPad. As Android fans we should not care about it but if you think about it, it is a great news for Android. A while …
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Android 2.1 update for Motorola Milestone available in Hong Kong
Motorola has started to roll-out the Android 2.1 update for the Milestone. They have posted this shot on their Facebook page with the following message: So the Hong Kong version is available, but as ever we would recommend you waiting your specific country/operator version update …
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Kyocera Zio M6000 Smartphone
Following the saying “The more the merrier,” I am pleased to announce that Kyocera revealed the launch of a new Kyocera (and Sanyo) branded Android device at CTIA 2010 today. The Kyocera Zio M6000 will be released in Q2. There are not many details yet on the …
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App Review: WeFi
We often take it for granted but it is great to be able to carry these small devices around with constant web and data connections. While each of us have our respective wireless providers, many prefer to connect through WiFi wherever possible. Why? Because in …
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Talk with Astraware
During my time at Mobile World Congress, I took the time to seat and talk with few companies involved with Android. To kick things off, I spoke with members of Astraware and am only happy to share my takeaway with you.
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MWC 2010: HTC Desire and Legend Overview
You probably know already everything there is to know on the latest Android devices from HTC, the Legend and the Desire. I’d like to add some more information as I was able to spend few minutes on Tuesday with HTC. Obviously we talked about the …
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WMC 2010 Round Up: Day Two
For this second day at Mobile World Congress here is an overview of some of the Android devices presented on the show by manufacturers (not in any special order). Rather than giving again details of the specs, possible released dates I will just give my …
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WMC 2010 Round Up: Day One
Mobile World Congress is a huge event in terms of information to cover. A good part of the show is related to hardware, applications and services targeted towards phone manufacturers, carriers,… so not really related to Android but even with most parts of the floor …
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