![‘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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NanoPhone Security to Aid in Development of Android
The year 2009 will see Android pairing up with Mocanas‘ NanoPhone suite to address the increasing security related threats to the OS with the increasing complexity in the apps being developed. The Mocanas’ NanoPhone suite has a litany of apps that play a major role …
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MISSING: Thousands of Android Apps
The Android Market should be teeming with applications by now, but it isn’t. Granted, the platform is in its infancy and is really only available on one handset right now. That’s still no excuse for there only being 500 apps hanging out in the market. …
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Make Your Own AnyCut Shortcuts (Part 2 of 3)
Picking up where we last left off, Alex is back with another helpful way to get the most out of Anycut. Today’s edition shows you how to create playlists on your Android desktop screen. According to openintents.org, the playlist URI (Uniform Resource Identifier) only supports …
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Huawei: Did We Say Q2 of ’09? We Meant Q3
Chinese handset maker Huawei Technologies was one of the 14 companies who joined the Open Handset Alliance last week and they were quick to show support of Android, pledging Android handsets by the second quarter of the year. We’re here to let you know that …
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Sprint Dropping CDMA/WiMAX Modem Next Week
Check your Sunday newspapers this coming weekend. There might be an ad somewhere in there for the new Sprint dual-mode CDMA/WiMAX modem. Set to launch for $150, this will be the first device that works on both the high-speed WiMAX network that Clearwire is building …
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Multiple Facets’ Hello AIM! Raises the IM Bar
Multiple Facets, one of the winners in the first Android Developers Challenge, are back with another app. Much like they did with their Maverick application, the MF team really polished this up before releasing it. In fact, we’re hard pressed to find features that are …
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Android Armed up with a Map Editor by Google
Brian Cornell, a software engineer at Google, developed the My Map Editor app that allows Android phone users to create and share maps using their mobiles. On top of that, one can also synchronize the maps to their PCs. Tell you what, he has developed …
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Download YouTube Videos to SD Card with Copy/Paste Feature in Android
Recpect knuckles go to AndroidTapp for the heads up on this one. Using simple, easy to follow steps, one can find YouTube videos and save them directly to their G1′s SD card. We tried this out and got it to work the first time, so …
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Jeffrey Sharkey Drops a Pair of Apps Before Scootin’ off to Google
Chances are that by the time you read this article, Jeffrey Sharkey is fast at work doing something cool at his new job, working for Google. That’s right, the guy behind CompareEverywhere and a handful of other apps has taken a position within the Googleplex. …
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Google’s Scoreboard App is a Winner
It took all of ten minutes for me to decide that Google’s latest Android application, Scoreboard, will replace all three of my Plusmo apps. In fact, I even had to log onto my My T-Mobile account and remove my sports updates. Why? Because Google handles …
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HulloMail for Android Released, UK G1 Owners Rejoice
Last Monday saw the release of a new Android app that gives UK G1 users faster and easier access to their voicemail than ever before. HulloMail, which is downloadable from Android Market, provides a simple optimized view of your voicemails from the G1 phone. You …
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Podcast 002: Interview with Rylan Barnes of ShopSavvy
Scott recently had a chance to speak with Rylan Barnes, one of the top members of Big in Japan. If you’re not familiar with them, you might know their Android application ShopSavvy. One of the most popular apps in the Android Market, it has seen …
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Kogan’s Agora Gets Last Minute Makeover
With just over a month left before the Agora is set to launch, Kogan has taken to making some cosmetic/hardware changes to the phone. As pointed out by the Engadget guys, there appears to be a little bit of photoshoppery on the Kogan website when …
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You Tell Us: How Has the Economy Changed Your Mobile Life?
You can’t turn on the televsion or hit a news site without hearing how bad things are right now. Pretty much everyone is affected in some way or another. We want to ask you – How has the economy changed your mobile life, if at …
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It’s In The Mail
Learn how to send an email from your Android app in today’s episode of Building ‘Droids!
