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TigaByte has just announced the launch of a new software tool, called HyperNext Android Creator (HAC). Essentially, it will enable developers to build apps for the Android Market without the need for learning Java or dealing with the complicated Android SDK. HAC brings the ability to create apps screen-by-screen, much like Google's App Inventor. It's mostly aimed at beginner developers. Read More »
Is it just me, or does it feel like that perhaps the industry is finally taking notice that... Read More »
There's been a pretty big stink this week about how Google's new anti-piracy system isn't all that great and is, in fact, easy to circumvent. We haven't posted the steps in how to bypass the licensing tool here on AndroidGuys as we don't see any real value in it. Piracy just isn't cool. Read More »
The device dashboard over at the official Android Developers site has been updated after months of inactivity. With... Read More »
Remember back a few weeks, when HTC issued a C&D to LevelUpStudio to remove Beautiful Widgets, because it... Read More »
A recent job posting listed on Logitech's website indicates a need for a "super-star engineer" to help develop... Read More »
Motorola's commitment to Android is becoming clearer by the week. It seems like every time we turn around,... Read More »
With the recent launch of iTunes App Store and the buzz about Android Developer Challenge,Ben Lorica at O'Reilly... Read More »
