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VentureBeat Guys Get Android Running On Asus EEEPC
Android is ringing in the new year in style. A few of the guys who run VentureBeat also spend time with a startup called Mobile-Facts and are into some pretty cool stuff. How cool? Well, let’s just say they took our favorite platform and got …
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HTC Missing From Sony’s List of X2 Device Makers
HTC looks like they’ll not be manufacturing Sony Ericssons’ Xperia X2, the much touted successor of the Xperia X1. Sony was reported to be having few quality issues with the device. According to the sources, Sony is rumored to be preferring smaller brands over the …
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Looking Back at the Year That Was 2008
I don’t know whether anyone remembers much of 2007 or will remember things to come from 2009. But, 2008 would quite inadvertently go down in to the memory drain of mankind as one of the most happening years in our history. 2008 saw the dawn …
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G1 and Cupcake – What’s the Deal?
Current G1 owners are licking their chops at the prospect of getting some much desired updates to their Android phones. Features like video recording, stereo Bluetooth, and an on-screen keyboard are the only things missing from an otherwise robust OS. But will the G1 ever …
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Google Staff Receives Dream Phones for Holiday Bonus, Called DogFood
Dogfood. Ever heard that term? It’s the idea behind a lot of Google’s services. Basically, when a company eats its own dog food, they are confident enough in their product or service to have their entire team use it. Its helpful if you are a …
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Garmin: Yeah, We Have an Android Phone Coming – No, It’s Not the Nuvifone
The much delayed and anticipated Nuvifone from Garmin is still on track for a 2009 release. Unfortunately, it won’t be running Android as the OS. It was rumored that the reason for all of the delays was that Garmin was taking second looks at the …
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Is This the Cupcake Keyboard? (VIDEO)
We had a video passed along to us yesterday which is nothing more than a minute long look at an on-screen keyboard running within Android. While we couldn’t gather any other information from our source about it, we’re thinking it might be the soft keyboard …
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Samsung to Have Android Handset by Q2 ’09 for Sprint and T-Mobile
File under: Yippee! We’ve been waiting a long time for Samsung to announce the release of their first Android handsets and today we got it. On December 18, industry insiders said that Samsung Electronics is currently in the development process of its new Google phone …
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Android Gets Optimized Search Results
Hey G1 owners… here’s something for you to try. Get out your handset and do a search for “coffee 90210″ or whatever your zip code happens to be. Check out that results page! Slick isn’t it? The Google Mobile blog updated today with news of …
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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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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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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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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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Loopt Now Available in the Android Market (PRESS RELEASE)
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. – Dec. 11, 2008 – Looptâ, an interoperable social mapping and communication service, announced that its service is launching today to consumers through the Android Market, Google’s new mobile application store. Loopt users can share their location between carrier networks with fellow …
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Raketu adds VoIP to Android
Good news to all of you G1 users as Raketu has introduced their Raketu Mobile for Android. This app enables users to connect to the Raketu mobile services to make phone calls, send text messages, email, and send and receive IMs. In a nutshell, it …
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