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OHA Member Broadcom Brings ‘Combo Chips’ to Android (PRESS RELEASE)
Broadcom Becomes First to Enable the Android Mobile Platform to Support Wireless Connectivity ‘Combo Chips’ Access to Broadcom’s BCM4325 Drivers Enables the Android Ecosystem to Support the Most Advanced Wireless Connectivity Solutions IRVINE, Calif., Feb. 5 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — Broadcom Corporation (NASDAQ: BRCM) , a global …
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RC33 (Android v1.1) Update Starts Arriving
Today marks the day that T-Mobile starts rolling out the latest round of updates to the G1. While everyone is anxiously anticipating Cupcake to arrive, we’re merely getting a few crumbs for now. Looking through some of the bullet points on the official T-Mobile forum, …
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Anvita Health Unveils Anvita Mobile Viewer For Google Health (PRESS RELEASE)
Innovative New Android-based Application Makes Personal Health Data Accessible for Google Health Users Any Time, Anywhere PALM SPRINGS, CA, Feb. 3, 2008 – Personal health records (PHRs) on Googleâ„¢ Health are going mobile with today’s introduction of the Anvitaâ„¢ Mobile Viewer for Google Health. The …
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Google Latitude Shows, Shares Location
Google might have recently killed off a few projects these last couple of weeks, but they’re still unveiling new ones all the time. Today sees the announcement of Latitude, the location broadcasting service that combines Google Maps with GPS and cell phone triangulation. Want to …
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Book Review: T-Mobile G1 for Dummies
Everyone knows the Dummies books. They’ve been around for years now and chances are good you’ve paged through one at least once. I was fortunate enough to get a copy of T-Mobile G1 for Dummies last week for review. I have to admit that I …
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App Review: SMS Popup
SMS Popup is one of those quiet, under-rated apps that doesn’t get the recognition it deserves. We’ve yet to see it show up on those “must have†lists that other sites and magazines put together and we can’t figure out why. It’s loaded with features that enhance your messaging options and looks every bit as good as the Google stuff that comes loaded with Android.
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AG Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-02-01
Crowdfunding Android Firmware Development? http://tinyurl.com/b3berm # In Other News 2009-01-25 http://tinyurl.com/d9lkl4 # AG Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-01-25 http://tinyurl.com/aurv7f # http://tinyurl.com/bkjgh5 Sprint letting go of 8,000 employees. OUCH. Something tells me there will be more to come in 2009. # http://tinyurl.com/ckwrsy Imagine an Android phone …
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SlingMedia’s Android Plans
Android seems to be enchanting everyone and why not? Its the best open source platform available for developers to develop their own apps. When freelance developers are busy creating exciting apps on this new, soon-to-be-lucrative platform, how can the big software development firms stay put? …
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Is Google’s ‘Anything Goes’ Policy Hurting the Android Market Reputation?
Every handset maker is busy trying to eke out the best possible way to lure users to their own version of the App Store. In a bid to be both developer as well as customer friendly, they are trying to beat down each other in …
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Projecting Android on the Big Screen
Sometimes, you need to project an actual Android device’s screen to a large audience, not just the “screen” from the emulator. You could use an expensive device projector, or you can try DroidEx, a free desktop app for showing a live look at your Android device’s screen on your development workstation.
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Here We Go Again – Dell Android Rumors Resurface
This Groundhog Day-like rumor just won’t go away. The Wall Street Journal is reporting today that Dell has worked up a prototype handset running Android. Well, one of two prototypes. The other one is a Windows Mobile version. No real surprise here as the Axim …
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T-Mobile Drops The Mother of All Bombshells – More G Series in ’09!
Let’s see how well the sarcasm comes across in this post. In a Fierce Wireless interview dated earlier today, T-Mobile let slip a real doozy. Apparently the 4th largest carrier in the US is not going to rest on the laurels of the G1. That’s …
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General Mobile’s Dual-Sim Handset to Debut at MWC
Boy how we envy those who get to go to Barcelona next month. Handset maker General Mobile will be in attendance with their DSLT-1 phone, a dual-sim Android handset. The fine folks at AndroidAuthority have gotten word directly from the handset maker that they’ll be …
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Kogan Down, Not Out – New Agora Design and Netbook on the Way
It would be right about now that the second Android handset, the Agora Pro, would be making its way throughout the world to the homes of those who pre-ordered it. Unfortunately, an almost 11th hour situation arose and Kogan was forced to shelve the phone. …
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iPhone, Android Developers Flock to Flurry for Analytics (PRESS RELEASE)
Flurry Beta Tag removed after 300 developers use Flurry Analytics in first 60 days SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 26, 2009 – Flurry, a cross-platform mobile application analytics provider, rang in the New Year with over 300 developers using its free service within the first 60 days …
