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Google’s Schmidt: “Quite Significant” Announcements Involving Several New Pieces of Hardware This Year (Update)
With the first quarter numbers coming in for Google, the natural tendency is to look at what might help improve things. It’s not like things are terrible, but they could always be better. The AP has an article up today which details the recent earnings …
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Android Around the World: Qype Launches Radar v2 Android in London
Qype, the London-based site for user-generated reviews of restaurants, hotels and more, is bringing its Radar app to Android handsets. This will allow users to post real time reactions and reviews. With over one million reviews now at their fingertips, Radar v2 allows users to …
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Android Users Receive Voicemails Instantly in Gmail Accounts Thanks to NowMessage.com
BOSTON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Common Voices, a leader in IP voicemail systems, announces the immediate availability of enhanced voicemail for Android G1 phones using the T-Mobile® network. A free service, NowMessage.com removes the restrictions of traditional network-based voicemail by leveraging the e-mail and display capabilities of the G1 …
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Microsoft adCenter Within Android Apps: A Cautionary Tale
It’s a tough decision for developers to make – Do you charge for your app or do you embed advertisements instead, hoping for clicks? If you’re considering writing your own application, you might want to give this story a read. An Android developer going by …
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Comparing the Google and HTC Builds for the Magic
Nick Gray of HTCSource put together two very thorugh looks at the new Android builds coming from Google and HTC. He rooted his G1 some time ago and has been since playing around with various versions of Android. Gray notes some of the subtle differences …
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First Pics of UI Changes in Android 1.5
While everyone is getting amped up about the new features set to debut in Android 1.5, we’re equally excited about the enhancements to current ones. As promised on Monday, the Android Developers Blog is starting to unveil some of the changes coming in the updated …
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Samsung S8000 to Run Android, Play DivX, Knock Socks Off
More details have emerged on the first Samsung handset to run Android. A yet-to-be announced phone called the S8000 is being reported (translated) as the South Korean handset maker’s first entry. Look through the specs and you’ll see that this is not your typical Android …
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Early Look at Android 1.5 (Cupcake)
Developers are now able to get their hands on an early look of Android 1.5′s SDK, which is based off of the Cupcake development branch. New features introduced into this SDK include APIs for soft keyboards, home screen widgets, live folders, speech recognition, and more! …
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Watch Live Streams on Your Android Handsets with Stickam
Stickam, an online video streaming service, has announced that all Java-enabled phones will be able to stream video over the web.  According to them, Stickam Mobile is available to over 100 Java-enabled devices including the T-Mobile G1. If you want to try it out for …
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Emtrace introduces Moxier Mail Pre-release for Android
Emtrace Technologies, Inc. who is known to launch the world’s first Exchange ActiveSync® push e-mail for Android has recently released free trial version of Moxier Mail Pre-release on April 13th, 2009. Pre-release version is the latest which includes the same level of features as the …
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KDDI’s Android-Based “au BOX” to Debut This Fall [UPDATE]
Android-based set top boxes will be on display later this fall at Japan’s largest electronics show, CEATEC JAPAN. According to Masataka Miura, chairman of Open Embedded Software Foundation (OESF), these boxes will developed by Motorola for KDDI, a Japanese telco. This matches up to what …
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You Tell Us: What is the Best Hardware Configuration for Android?
All the recent talk about where Android is headed has us wondering… are mobile phones the best hardware configurations for the platform?
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Ãœbermind Announces iLightr for Android
SEATTLE, Washington — March 31, 2009 — Ãœbermind, Inc., the makers of iLightr, one of the most popular lighter simulation applications available on the iPhone, today unveiled a version of their application for the Android platform. With support for the iPhone, iPod touch, and now …
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Lenovo’s OPhone Pours Some iPhone on Top of Android (VIDEO)
Check out the video below to see what the OPhone looks like so far. You’ll notice it has the Android backbone that our T-Mobile G1 has, but with quite a bit of modification on top. Sure there’s that most obvious change in the iPhone-like tiles, …
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Google Keeps Your Secrets Safe on Your Android Phone
Google wants to make it possible for you to carry your most sensitive data with you without compromising its security. Released yesterday, Secrets for Android, allows users to securely store and manage vital information like passwords, credit card, and login information.
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