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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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Gmail Experience Improves for Android, Adds a Floaty Bar
The guys behind the Google Mobile team have made some nice improvements to the Gmail experience for both Android and iPhone. The subtle enhancements come in the form of faster loading and offline reading and composition but the best part is the “floaty bar” that …
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Call To Action: Distributed Build Gurus Wanted
The Android community is looking for a few good people with experience setting up or managing tools like tinderbox or BuildBot. Intrigued? Read more in today’s Building ‘Droids!
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NBA Digital Launches “Game Time”
The first major sports league to launch an official app comes from the NBA in the form of their Game Time application. Available immediately in the Android Market, the app promises scores, statistics, standings and schedules.
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Compal Communications Adds Name to List of Android Netbook Makers
The list of companies working with netbooks and Android seems to grow as fast as handset makers is. First it was Asus, followed last week by HP. Today, we can Compal Communications to the list. Based out of Taiwan, Compal provides monitors and digital media …
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T-Mobile to Launch Android Based Home Phones and Tablets
T-Mobile has big plans for Android and it goes well beyond using it for mobile phones. According to an article published in yesterday’s New York Times, the US carrier plans to offer a variety of devices that will use the operating system.
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Amico’s “Brava” is Yet Another Unknown Slab Phone
It’s hard not to use the word generic when it comes to handsets like the Amico “Brava” but that’s the first that springs to mind. We’ve never even heard of the company, and a cursory Google search yields nothing. That won’t stop them from releasing …
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You Tell Us: What’s Your Thought on Carrier Specific Android Market Results?
It’s time for this weekend’s reader feedback and it’s a pretty hot topic. What’s your thought getting different Android Market results based on your carrier?Â
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