![‘Send Money’ option added to Gmail and Google Wallet [video]](http://www.androidguys.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/walletss.png "<h2>‘Send Money’ option added to Gmail and Google Wallet [video]</h2>Over at the Google Commerce Blog, there’s a new option being shown off, and it’s pretty ...")
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Nexus One Event Canceled in China
Well folks it seems that the relationship between China and Google has gotten even lower. According to Android Central, Google has reportedly canceled a Nexus One developer event in Beijing. Apparently Google was set to introduce the Nexus One along with other latest and greatest …
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Philips’ Announces Android-Based ‘GoGear Connect’
At their Winter Media 2010 event, Philips unveiled an Android-based media player/navigation device called the GoGear Connect. Due out in the summer, the unit features a 3.2-inch HVGA touchscreen, 8GB internal memory, WiFi and GPS. Using a microphone and a WiFi connection, it would be …
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Rumor: HTC Desire to AT&T, Legend to Sprint
The two new Android handsets from HTC, the Legend and Desire, appear to have their US destinations already mapped out. According to Boy Genius Report, the Desire will be headed for AT&T when it arrives here in the states. Rumored to maintain the Desire branding, …
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App Review: WikiPock
While browsing through the AndroidGuys accessory store I came across an app that quickly grabbed my attention. WikiPock takes the massiveness of the Wikipedia online database and shrinks it down to 4GB so that it easily fits on a standard memory card. The idea of …
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Listen Up! Podcast #41 is On Demand
Our latest podcast, #40, is in the can and available for downloads and streaming. There was quite a bit to cover as we came out of Mobile World Congress. Joining us this week were Sam and Nicole as well as Nick Gray (HTC Source), and …
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Go Ahead, Have a One Nightstand
Since very few of us get to wake up whenever we feel like it, we tend to rely on alarm clocks to drag us out of bed. I’m sure I am not alone here when I say that my phone has replaced my traditional clock …
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Handling Multiple Screen Sizes, Part Three
Learn how to handle multiple screen sizes within your Android project, in today’s part of an ongoing series of posts, in today’s episode of Building ‘Droids!
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Slacker Radio 2.0 Allows Station Caching for Listening Without a Connection
Slacker, Inc. has finally pulled the curtain back and announced their v2.0 of their software for Android handsets. The big update in this new version is that Slacker Radio Plus subscribers have the ability to cache their favorite stations onto their Android phones whether or …
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FarmVille on Nexus One Signals Death of Productivity [VIDEO]
Taimur Asad of Redmond Pie has been playing with the HTC Desire ROM on his Nexus One these last few days. As many of you might know, it features Adobe’s Flash Player 10.1 as part of the build. So what’s the best way to test …
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Rogers Scores Exclusive Deal for Acer’s Liquid e
Rogers will be the first carrier to offer Acer’s Liquid e handset in the coming spring. Not only will this be the first Android 2.1 handset in North America*, but it also marks the first Acer device to hit the continent as well. The Liquid …
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Google Earth Arrives in Android Market for 2.1
The official Google Earth application has arrived in the Android Market this morning. We haven’t seen any news from the Google Mobile blog yet, so we’re trying to dig through a few things. As of right now, we know it doesn’t show up for Android …
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Aava Mobile’s Reference Design for OEM/ODMs
AAVA Mobile, a startup comprised of “engineering wizards”, was in Barcelona last week to show off their reference design for OEMs and ODMs. This unnamed device, based on Intel’s Moorestown processor is being touted as the first fully open mobile device.
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MWC 2010: HTC Desire and Legend Overview
You probably know already everything there is to know on the latest Android devices from HTC, the Legend and the Desire. I’d like to add some more information as I was able to spend few minutes on Tuesday with HTC. Obviously we talked about the …
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See What’s Happening in Android Market with ‘AppAware’
ETH University of Zurich, a science and technology university, recently released a new application named AppAware which aims to build a social network around the Android Market. Want to see what others are installing, updating, and removing? Become “App Aware” of what’s going on! It’s …
