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Video Proof of the Multi-Touch on G1
Last week we ran an article on the fact that somewhere within the G1 and Android was the capability of multi-touch. The hidden feature was outed by RyeBry after digging through some code. This weekend, he’s updated his site with a proof of concept video …
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Android World Tour Continues – Next Stop, Philippines
Android is only available on one handset right now, but the interest in the operating system continues to grow. As a result of many inquiries, HTC Philippines country manager Mark Sergio said they are currently getting ready to ship the Android-based G1 handset. According to …
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PhoneFusion Listens, Makes UI Changes
A short time ago, we were contacted by Michael Manna of PhoneFusion. He was writing to let us know that his developers have come up with some changes to the user interface of their voicemail application. If you missed it, we had an article online …
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NTT DoCoMo Developing Android Handset for Next Year
Japan’s top wireless provider, NTT DoCoMo Inc. is working with partner KTF Co (South Korea) to develop a smartphone using Google’s Android software. According to the Nikkei business daily, it’s slated to happen next year. NTT DoCoMo is a founding member of the Open Handset …
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HTC Shifts to fast gears with its MAX 4G
HTC has announced the world’s first ever 4G mobile device. HTC has successfully incorporated the features of WiMAX in to the MAX 4G, a device which is said to be a Touch HD look alike. This makes Windows Mobile 6.1 the first mobile OS to …
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Enabling the Ecosystem: Mogees, Part Two
This post, following yesterday’s Part One, continues our interview with David Li, CEO and co-founder of Mogees. AG: Does Mogees’ SDK come with anything to help users understand what they have and have not paid for in a certain app, or across all Mogees apps …
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Phoload Announces Android Support
Phoload, a site dedicated to showcasing free-to-download mobile games and apps that have been uploaded directly to the site by mobile software developers has announced support for Android today. They are a new community website based on the idea that it should be simple, easy, …
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Enabling the Ecosystem: Mogees, Part One
Learn more about Mogees, a way to get paid for your Android applications, in an Enabling the Ecosystem interview in today’s episode of Building ‘Droids!
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No Signs of Voice-Based Search or Gmail SMS Apps
It has been two weeks since Google pulled up its SMS service for GMail, right before it was being shipped off to the GLabs with a vow to launch it in two weeks. As of tonight, there are still no signs of it yet. And …
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Google Launches its Voice-Based Search on iPhone, G1 Must Wait
Google has done it again! They’ve launched a voice based search for the iPhone and the free app is rumoured to be available on the App store, at least some time soon. Maybe today.  The engineers at Google have added the voice recognition technology …
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PhoneFusion to Bring Visual VoiceMail to G1, Android
At some point in the 4th quarter of 2008, G1 and other Android users will be able to see their voicemail as opposed to only hearing it. One of the coolest features to come packaged with the iPhone is the ability to pick the order …
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Rotational Forces, Part Three
Learn yet another approach to handling rotation events in your Android application, in the conclusion of our three-part rotation series, in today’s episode of Building ‘Droids!
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No Fennec for Android!
The recently announced Firefox web browser Fennec, which is just in to its alpha version, can’t be developed for Android. Said Jay Sullivan, the Vice-President for mobile at Mozilla, that according to the Google’s requirements, all the apps listed on the Android Market must be …
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An Android Pep Talk
After its futile bidding attempts for Yahoo and being shunned, Microsoft’s Steve Ballmer reveals that they are not interested in the Yahoo deal anymore, but might look to form a strategic partnership with them on the search front. This comes after a day when Ballmer …
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