Sprint responds to AOSP support inquiries for the Galaxy Nexus
A lot of users have been asking Sprint about their support (or lack thereof) for the Galaxy Nexus in AOSP. Sprint has responded to those inquiries, and, in the process, has managed to make quite a few users quite upset. The name of the …
Android Jelly Bean 4.1 given to Android Open Source Project
Jean-Baptiste Queru has announced that Android’s latest version, 4.1 Jelly Bean, has been released to the Android Open Source Project. This is a major step for JB, and it allows anyone to get their hands on the source code and compile 4.1 into their own …
Sony Xperia S Android 4.0.4 ICS source code released
If you’re a ROM developer, then you know that source code is a good chunk of the proverbial sandwich that is ROM creation. For those developing on the Sony Xperia S, your peanut butter has arrived: Sony has now released the source code for ICS …
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Get Your Thumbs Ready, There Can be Only One! OpenFeint Announces Beta of ‘GameFeed’
90 million mobile users to be precise, as OpenFeint has today announced the addition of “Game Feed”, a new service that puts an in game news feed telling you when one of your friends has one upped you either in score or achievements. And the best part? It’s cross platform, so you can be notified when your hipster i-Phone friends top your score in Fruit Ninja.
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Google: “No Honeycomb For You, at Least Not Yet”.
All of us Honeycomb maniacs are going to have to wait awhile for our favorite community developers to get their hands on the Honeycomb source from Google. Businessweek reported yesterday that Google is going to be holding back the source code for Honeycomb due to …
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Gesture Search: An Open Letter To Google
By now many of you have discovered that Gesture Search is available to all Android 1.6+ devices from the Market. Now question is… is it useful? Most people I have spoken to have given me something along the lines of, “Sort of, but it’s not …
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