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Behold the Amazing Circle Zoom of the G2 Phone!
Did ya catch the circus announcer’s tone from the headline? Check out the following video from CNET, which shows some of the new features coming with the HTC Magic handset. The rumored T-Mobile G2 phone has a sexier look to it than its predecessor, so …
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Even T-Mobile Thinks the Android Market Needs Better Filters
Cole Brodman, T-Mobile’s CTO, thinks the Android Market could use a little help on the filter and search side of things. Pointing to YouTube as an example of how things could (and should) be done, he stated, “Users have a hard time searching through that …
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App Review: Twidroid
Before downloading Twidroid I was a real twit who had never tweeted. Now, I’m updating friends and family constantly with pictures of what I had for lunch and thoughts of the day. Very important stuff.
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Android Around the World: China Mobile’s Dopod G2 Resembles a Certain Fruit Phone
Founding Open Handset Alliance member, China Mobile is inching closer to the release date of their first Android handset. Expected to be called the Dopod G2, it has the HTC Magic form factor on the outside. The inside? Well that’s a different story.
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HTC: We’ll Ship “At Least Three” Android Phones This Year
While we wait on the rest of the Open Handset Alliance’s hardware makers to get off their butts and start putting out phones, HTC is moving full speed ahead with their lineup.
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Google Taiwan to Support Further Android Development
Google has opened a fresh work place in Taiwan to help further the development of Android powered devices. The reason behind Google setting up its base in Taiwan might well be to stay in closer touch with fellow OHA hardware members HTC. As you all …
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Hey Look! It’s Another Chinese Android Slab Phone!
At some point, all these touch screen phones will start to look the same… as if they don’t already. Comparisons to the iPhone should lessen as time goes in the way that nobody compares flip phones to the StarTAC any longer. Here’s yet another slab, …
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SLG Mobile, Inc. Announces an Upcoming Release of BeamReader for Android (PRESS RELEASE)
Fairfax, Virginia – February 9, 2009 – SLG Mobile, Inc. announced today an upcoming release of BeamReader for Android, a full fidelity (original quality) native PDF reader for the Android platform. All document rendering will be completely native to the Android device without the need …
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Samsung Not Showing Android at MWC, First Handset Delayed Until Second Half of Year
Samsung was widely expected to be showing off their first Android handset next week at MWC. Many tech enthusiasts, including ourselves, were hoping to get a glimpse at their device when the conference kicks off in Barcelona. Unfortunately, we’ve learned at the last minute that …
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X-Ray App for Android Devices
The guys at Stimulus have propped up an exciting app called XRay which displays an XRay image on the phone when it is placed over the Microsoft Surface. Presently their app is iPhone compatible, but according to the post on their labs, the app is …
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Want the RC33 Update Now? Go Ahead and Grab It!
Thanks to the guys over at xda-developers, G1 owners now have the ability to go download the latest version of Android. Our tip came courtesy of Hetal Patel, who’s apparently the one who figured out how to grab it manually. As of the writing of …
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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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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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