March 2, 2015
Not a terrible ground breaking news article to pass along, but it’s news to some of you. Speaking at the Brainstorm: Tech conference today, Sprint CEO Dan Hessee confirmed that at least one Android device will arrive in 2009. It has been widely assumed that Sprint would be the next ...
Read MoreUPDATE: Skip to bottom to see the latest on this subject. While everyone is just getting used to Cupcake (Android 1.5), the team behind The Weather Channel app is already working with the Android 2.0 SDK. In today’s Q&A interview with Traci of The Weather Channel, I learned that the ...
Read MoreAndy Rubin, or, The Man, as we like to call him around here, was speaking at a T-Mobile and Google media event earlier today where the Google VP of engineering was talking about the future of Android and where the focus will be. The future beyond Cupcake that is Donut, Eclair, and Flan. ...
Read MoreWe’ve seen two updates to Android in the first half of the year. Get ready for another pair over the next 6 months. According to Mobile Crunch, we’ll be seeing a minor update and a major update before the year is out. We saw a minor in the upgrade from 1.0 to 1.1 and the... Read More
Bsquare has officially announced that a plugin for Adobe Flash will make its way to ARM-based Android devices. This means people who own the T-Mobile G1 and HTC Magic could see Flash on their phones before long. The next version of Google’s Android operating system, ...
Read MoreAs I go through some of the post- Google I/O tweets and emails from some of our readers, I get the feeling that those involved on the Android have long forgotten about Cupcake. To quote the Black Eye Peas, they’re ‘on that new new’. In this case, it’s Donut. So ...
Read MoreThe following article is a reader submission from Ben Feldman. You can follow him on twitter at BenFeldman. We’re posting the article untouched, in it’s entirety. These are his predictions for the Google I/O conference which kicks off in a matter of hours. Google I/O 2009 is ...
Read MoreThose of you who have received your update to Android 1.5 already know how cool widgets are on your handset. They add a whole new level of functionality and convenience to your phone. We’re proud to present to you the coolest one yet – The AndroidGuys widget is now in the ...
Read MoreZELIENOPLE, PA (MMD Newswire) May 21, 2009 – SDG Systems, LLC (SDG) announced today the availability and support of a developer version of the Trimble® (TDSTM) Nomad running Google® Android. The Nomad-Android developer system incorporates the Google Android 1.5 software release and ...
Read MoreLauncher Dock is a new widget developed by Bratag for those who have the latest cupcake release on their Android phone. We’ve seen a handful of news and system setting widgets pop up on the Android Market since the introduction of cupcake, but Launcher Dock is the first to give users an ...
Read MoreForget cupcakes and donuts. This looks like a wedding cake. Haykuro is back at it (already) with another glimpse into the future of Android. Whether that future comes officially from Google, HTC, or by hacking and modding is beyond us.
Read MoreThe 17 year old Android Hacker known as Haykuro has somehow gotten his hands on the firmware for the HTC Hero. The yet-to-be formally announced handset looks like its flavor of Cupcake will have extra yumminess baked into it.
Read MoreeBuddy for Android Now Available via Android Market San Francisco, CA – May 14, 2009 – eBuddy, the world’s leading independent web and mobile instant messaging (IM) platform, today announced the launch of eBuddy for Android, a free instant messaging application that enables ...
Read MoreAfter getting to be the first country in the world to carry an Android handset, it sure seems like the US is going to be the last to get the 1.5 update. T-Mobile’s G1 owners are growing increasingly more anxious for the cupcake features, but it feels like other countries keep cutting us ...
Read MoreIf you happen to own one of the Dev Phone 1’s from Google, you’ll be pleased to know that Android 1.5 is now available for your handset. That’s right, you can flash your handset with the new Cupcake build.
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