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  • Adding Tabs Dynamically

    Posted Aug 12 2008 by Mark Murphy in News with 11 Comments

    The TabWidget in Android is set up to allow you to easily define tabs at compile time. However, sometimes, you want to add tabs to your activity during runtime. For example, imagine an email client where individual emails get opened in their own tab, for …

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  • Open Up! T-Mobile Readying Their Version of Any App, Any Handset

    Posted Aug 11 2008 by Scott Webster in News with 11 Comments

    T-Mobile USA is gearing up to offer their own version of the App Store. Rather than offering programs for one device only, T-Mobile is making it so that developers can create one program that can span the entire product line. This would mean that you’d …

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  • ZDNet Thinks it’s Time for “Google Clearwire” as Service Provider

    Posted Aug 7 2008 by Scott Webster in News with 8 Comments

    The concept sounds simple enough – Google buys out the majority of Sprint and rebrands as a new wireless carrier. Dana Blankenhorn of ZDNet.com thinks that the time is now for Google to act on a purchase of Sprint Nextel. In case you spend a …

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  • Scripting Your Android Device

    Posted Aug 6 2008 by Mark Murphy in News with 11 Comments

    One of the issues that arose when Apple released the iPhone SDK earlier this year was the restriction on language interpreters: No interpreted code may be downloaded and used in an Application except for code that is interpreted and run by Apple’s Published APIs and …

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  • Android Marketing Manager: Joining LiMo Foundation “Doesn’t Make Sense”

    Posted Aug 6 2008 by Scott Webster in News with 2 Comments

    We can speculate all we want. Will Android eventually win out and absorb the LiMo members? Will the Linux Mobile Foundation grow too big for Android? You could find convincing arguments for both sides. It’s great when we get to hear officials report on the …

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  • Tech Digest Among Those Not Sure How to Report on Android

    Posted Aug 6 2008 by Scott Webster in News with 7 Comments

    I don’t normally like to call people out on their reporting of tech stuff. It’s very easy to get into a situation where you aren’t quite sure of exactly what you are talking about. Android is no exception. Here we are 9 months after Android …

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  • Motorola Names CEO of Mobile Devices

    Posted Aug 5 2008 by Scott Webster in News with 1 Comment

    Dr. Sanjay Jha has been tapped as Co-Chief Executive Officer of Motorola and Chief Executive Officer of Motorola’s Mobile Devices. Who is Sanjay Jha and what has he done with the mobile industry? Well, he’s got an extensive background which most recently had him working …

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  • Windows Mobile Not Selling Like Microsoft Wants – Apple Among Reasons

    Posted Aug 5 2008 by Scott Webster in News with 3 Comments

    Oops. Microsoft had hoped to sell 20 million licenses of their Windows Mobile platform by the end of June, but fell nearly 2 million copies short. Some market analysts are blaming Apple and the 3G iPhone as of the reasons for the lower than expected …

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  • LiMo Foundation Onslaught On Android

    Posted Aug 5 2008 by Vamien McKalin in News with 9 Comments

    While Google is busy locking down the new SDK and being “secretive” with their so-called open source platform, the LiMo Foundation has been ramping up new members for the upcoming battle of the titans where mobile OS is concerned. Recently, LiMo recruited 11 new members …

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  • All Quiet in Androidville on Eve of ADC Announcement

    Posted Aug 3 2008 by Scott Webster in News with 15 Comments

    The winners of the first Android Developers Challenge are going to be announced next week and 20 lucky teams will walk away considerably richer. There will be ten winners of $100,000 and another ten will receive $275,000 for their efforts. And that will be the …

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  • HTC’s Android Interface

    Posted Jul 31 2008 by Nicholas Gray in News with 13 Comments

    With more confirmation that HTC will be releasing their Android powered device by the end of the year, it might be time we start looking into what the devices interface will look like.

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  • Fancy ListViews, Part Six: Custom Widget

    Posted Jul 31 2008 by Mark Murphy in News with 10 Comments

    In this, the last and longest of our Fancy ListView posts, we’ll cover what it takes to wrap up the logic from the ChecklistDemo from a previous post and turn it into a reusable CheckListView that can serve as a drop-in replacement for ListView. Before …

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  • Fancy ListViews, Part Five

    Posted Jul 28 2008 by Mark Murphy in News with 15 Comments

    In one of our earlier posts in this Fancy ListViews series, Michal asked “could you make also a short tutorial on changing the background image and text color of the selection in ListView?” Of course, we at AndroidGuys love fan mail! So, let’s talk about …

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  • AT&T Crying Foul Over Xohm and Clearwire Merger

    Posted Jul 26 2008 by Vamien McKalin in News with 3 Comments

    AT&T aren’t taking the Sprint Xohm Clearwire merger as just added competition. Naturally, they see it as a competitive threat to their current 3G and future 4G business. That explains why they are now pleading like little girls to the FCC to block the merger. …

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  • YouTube-Esque Voting for Android Applications?

    Posted Jul 25 2008 by Scott Webster in News with 4 Comments

    Here’s a novel idea that just makes good sense to me. Google’s concerned with two types of applications when it comes to Android – malware and buggy programs. So what do they do to combat that stuff? Do they put up serious roadblocks and certification …

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