Galaxy S II on T-Mobile overclocked to 1.8GHz
Love your T-Mo Galaxy S II, or simply green with envy at those who have one? Well, prepare... Read More »
Posts Tagged ‘developer’
Samsung Galaxy Nexus gets rooted, ready for developer onslaught
The Samsung Galaxy Nexus is all the rage right now, and everyone knows it. Now, thanks to the... Read More »
First Custom ROM Available for the XOOM!
Well it's been quite a wait, but finally the first custom ROM for the Motorola Xoom is available.... Read More »
Android 3.1 SDK Overview
Google I/O is going strong, especially with all the awesome Android news that has been announced. Amidst all... Read More »
Confirmed: Google Launches In-App Billing for Developers to Test
We reported yesterday that Google was rolling out in-app purchases in developer dashboards according to a tweet from... Read More »
Man This Video Makes me Want to Be a Dev….
The above video shows a new Exynos powered tablet device from Hard Kernel, a company dedicated to making development device kits for devs to get their hands on and develop apps for Samsung based processors. Read More »
Final Honeycomb SDK is Live
You've been playing with the preview Honeycomb SDK for some time now, it's time to do the real job. Google has given the green light for the final Honeycomb SDK to go online, and here it is Read More »
Got an App Idea? Apply at Google
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that according to "sources close to the company", Google is getting ready to hire a slew of Android app developers, building an in-house app lab to drive their Market push this upcoming fiscal year. Read More »
Crystal Clear ROMs Developer Cvpcs Joins CyanogenMod Team
Cvpcs, developer of the GEM ROM, works on a ton of devices: Droid, Droid 2, Droid X, HTC EVO 4G and Droid Incredible. That's an awful lot for a lone developer, he's found it's easier and much less daunting to break up programming chores. Joining up with the CyanogenMod team will allow him an opportunity to contribute his excellent work into CyanogenMod. Read More »
Project Elite v4 ROM:Sleek,Stable & Fast
Last week I came across a great ROM for Motorola Droid 1 (a.k.a. "OG Droid") tucked away in Droid Forums: Project Elite v4. Now, I usually flash the major ROM developers' work (Cyanogen, Bugless Beast, Chevy and the others on ROM Manger) because of their history, and pass up the new guys because of fear of abundant force closes and buggy performance. Well, I'm glad I took a chance on this one. Read More »
How To Modify .apk Files
The extension Google uses for Android applications may seem a bit complicated, but it really isn't. In fact, an .apk is nothing else than a .zip file disguised as an .apk. That makes things real simple. Read More »
Developer Support for Sony’s Live View Growing!
In a world of amazingly powerful superphones that run my life, it seems that while some are pushing... Read More »
Android Gaming gets Unreal with Dungeon Defenders: First Wave
I have often scoffed at the idea of your phone being considered a gaming console. I'm not sure why, seeing as how I do everything else on it, but "serious" gaming has never really occurred to me. Angry Birds is awesome, but I play it for a minute or two and put it away. It's something I do when waiting in line or something, it doesn't bear the same significance as a proper release title on a console or a computer. Read More »
Android 2.3: A Developers Perspective
Today is the big day. Android is growing up fast and Gingerbread brings a whole lot of juicy features for users, but what does this new platform mean for developers? Good question, let's dig some. Read More »
How to Use ADB (Android Debug Bridge)
Just a few hours after the post about the custom ROM for the Xperia X10 had been published, we've got a lot of questions what ADB exactly was, and how to use it. Well, it's quite easy to learn actually. It has a lot of complicated functions, but we'll just do the basic stuff, assuming the average Android user has no need to know about debugging your applications, right? Read More »
