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Android Around the World: Italy Gets G1
Next stop on the G1 world tour – Italy! Telecom Italia Mobile (TIM) is the latest carrier to offer the Android handset commonly referred to as the G1. Since that name belongs to T-Mobile, they took a cue from HTC’s code name for the device …
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Preliminary News on ADC II
The first Android Developer Competition (ADC) was running a year ago. Get an initial glimpse into the second ADC in today’s episode of Building ‘Droids!
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You Tell Us: What is it About Android That You Like Most?
We’re opening the Friday feedback up with a question that should get a whole gamut of answers. Developers and fans alike can chime in with their opinions on this one, so we expect to see a wide variety of responses. What is it about Android …
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Tether Your G1 and Share That 3G Speed!
Alright, so admittedly, this article isn’t for everyone. It’s for the select few out there with G1′s who live in a T-Mobile 3G market. Your day of harnessing that 3G speed to power your mobile computing has arrived!Â
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Behold the Amazing Circle Zoom of the G2 Phone!
Did ya catch the circus announcer’s tone from the headline? Check out the following video from CNET, which shows some of the new features coming with the HTC Magic handset. The rumored T-Mobile G2 phone has a sexier look to it than its predecessor, so …
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Even T-Mobile Thinks the Android Market Needs Better Filters
Cole Brodman, T-Mobile’s CTO, thinks the Android Market could use a little help on the filter and search side of things. Pointing to YouTube as an example of how things could (and should) be done, he stated, “Users have a hard time searching through that …
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Android Around the World: China Mobile’s Dopod G2 Resembles a Certain Fruit Phone
Founding Open Handset Alliance member, China Mobile is inching closer to the release date of their first Android handset. Expected to be called the Dopod G2, it has the HTC Magic form factor on the outside. The inside? Well that’s a different story.
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HTC: We’ll Ship “At Least Three” Android Phones This Year
While we wait on the rest of the Open Handset Alliance’s hardware makers to get off their butts and start putting out phones, HTC is moving full speed ahead with their lineup.
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Rhetorical Questions
I’ve been thinking a lot about Android lately. Imagine that! As I go back and look through some of the things that have happened over the last year, there are a lot of unanswered questions that come to mind. Here’s a handful of questions that …
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1cast Says Cnbc, Wall Street Journal Digital Network, Reuters, Bloomberg, Afp Are Among First To Distribute News Content On New Online Platform
Up to the Minute Video News and Headlines From Global News Leaders Will Be Pushed to Viewers’ Screen of Choice – Smartphone or Desktop KIRKLAND, Wash., March, 17 2009 — 1Cast, the revolutionary broadcast platform that delivers up-to-the-minute news video to subscribers’ smartphones and the …
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Android Around the World: ABC Mobile Announced in Australia
Sorry guys, it’s not that ABC. We’ll have to continue to wait and see if we’ll ever get LOST on our Android handsets. Today, we’re talking about The Australian Broadcasting Company and their new mobile application for the Android and iPhone platforms. Announced today, ABC’s …
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Market Maneuvering: Cross Your Niches
Some Android applications will be relevant only to Android users. Other applications may be relevant to other market niches, niches that should be part of your marketing efforts. Learn more in today’s installment of Building ‘Droids!
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Android Around the World: Orange France Getting G1 Tomorrow
The Android world tour continues with the next stop being France. As of March 15th, customers of Orange France will have a handful of monthly plans to choose from to go with their Android device. The rates range from €23 to €36, or around $30 …
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You Tell Us: How Would You Improve the Android Market?
The Android Market is nice, but it’s not perfect. There’s always room for improvement and everyone has their own opinion as to what would make things better. This brings up the question of the week: How would you improve the Android Market?
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