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Future Android UI Could Be Found in HTC Patent
HTC’s Sense UI is a big hit. Pretty much everyone who has played with it will agree that what HTC has done with the stock Android experience is something special. Before Android came about, they were the company responsible for making Windows Mobile look nice …
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Sprint Offers Up Android Anecdotes
sYesterday, David Owens, Sprint’s VP of consumer marketing, took part in an hour-long online chat with customers where he dropped a few Android bits that are worth sharing.
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Asurion Mobile AddressBook Marries Social Content with Traditional Contacts
One of the most talked about features in both BLUR and Sense is how they marry social networks together with traditional phone contacts. Widgets are “take it or leave it” for the most part, but people are fond of the integration between twitter, Facebook, and …
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How To: Turn off HTC Sense
Thinking about buying the Sprint Hero by HTC, or already own it, but not digging the Sense UI? It’s okay, it isn’t for everyone. Thankfully there is a way to turn off Sense and use the standard Android Home instead. Here’s a quick step-by-step guide …
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Android is like Baskin Robbins
Walking into a Baskin Robbins, one is faced with many difficult decisions. After all, there are 31 flavors laid out in front of you (or at least there’s supposed to be). Rocky Road or Mint Chocolate Chip? World Class Chocolate or Jamoca Almond Fudge? Chocolate …
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Sprint HTC Hero Review: HTC Sense is the Icing On Top of the Android Cake
My Background Being that this is my first piece for AndroidGuy.com, I want to give you, the readers, some insight into my background so that you may interpret this review accordingly. I’m 23 years old and I’m currently in my second year of law school. …
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