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All Quiet in Androidville on Eve of ADC Announcement
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
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
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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AT&T Crying Foul Over Xohm and Clearwire Merger
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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Google Developers Day 2008 in London
Are you a developer based in the UK? Today is your lucky day. Well not exactly. The 16th of September is your lucky day as that’s when Google will be holding their Google Developer Day 2008 at the Wembley Stadium in London. The meat of …
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Google Android at MobileBeat 2008
What is MobileBeat? It’s a VentureBeat held Mobile Conference that is actually now underway and will continue for the whole day. How sweet is it to just sit down with a bunch of people within the industry and talk mobile technology among other things all …
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Fancy ListViews, Part Four
In our last episode, we took a closer look at the ViewHolder/ViewWrapper pattern for making ListViews that much more efficient to render. Today, we switch gears, and take a look at having interactive elements in ListView rows. Specifically, we’ll look at a crude implementation of …
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34 Weeks of OHA #26
Company Name: SONiVOX How the OHA site classifies them: Software Company What the OHA site says about them: SONiVOX is a premier developer of audio technologies and solutions that empower consumers to create Sound That Rocks. What they do: Sounds. Virtual Instrument Libraries. Wavetables (not …
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AndroidGuys on TalkingHeadTV.com (Part 4 of 4)
The final question in the four part series from TalkingHeadTV.com sees Justin asking whether or not there is a real gPhone coming from Google.
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AndroidGuys on TalkingHeadTV.com (Part 3 of 4)
This is the penultimate question from the 4 part series of questions. Thanks to Justin from TalkingHeadTV for these.
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AndroidGuys on TalkingHeadTV.com (Part 2 of 4)
Here’s the second of four questions from Justin at TalkingHeadTV. Swing by their website to see more videos of other great topics!
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AndroidGuys on TalkingHeadTV.com (Part 1 of 4)
Last night, I had the pleasure of speaking with Justin from TalkingHeadTV.com about Android. He interviewed me with 4 quick, but excellent questions regarding the platform, the SDK, and the rumors of a gPhone. Here’s the first video for you guys to check out. I’ll …
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Fancy ListViews, Part Three
In our last episode, we saw how we could save processing time — and, hence, battery life — by recycling existing row views in our fancy lists, simply by checking and reusing the convertView parameter passed into our getView(). In his comment to this series’ …
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