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Clean Up Your Android Desktop with ‘Apps Organizer’
Posted Dec 10 2009 by Scott Webster in News with 18 Comments
Are you finding yourself filling up most or all of your Android desktop screens with shortcuts and widgets? Those with the “stock” Android experience will tell you it’s pretty easy to clutter three panels. Most of us hate scrolling through the app drawer so we …
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App Review: QSB Add-Ons
Posted Dec 3 2009 by Jose Salviati in Software Reviews with 9 Comments
I am a big fan of applications that do a lot and need little to do it–basically, high-impact, low-maintenance apps If you are like me you will enjoy the QSB addon applications by Arno den Hond. The Quick Search Box widget is a pretty useful …
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What’s on your FlyScreen?
Posted Oct 18 2009 by Jose Salviati in News with 12 Comments
Ok, now that the dust has settled and FlyScreen is firm, fit and ready for install it’s time to share what you’re FlyScreening! Incidentally, there is no truth to the rumor that despite losing a whopping 4.2MB in such a short time that FlyScreen has …
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I Could do Widgout It…
Posted Oct 8 2009 by Nathan D. Cole in News with 19 Comments
There is a rather familiar phenomenon in life where we want something… we want it really, really bad. Then we get it.
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Jeff Sharkey Talks Widgets for Android 1.5
Posted Apr 21 2009 by AndroidGuys in News with 2 Comments
Today, the official Android Developers blog was updated with an article from Jeff Sharkey with information on Android 1.5 and what to expect in the way of widgets. Written for developers, the piece provides sample code and general assistance in getting widgets for existing apps. …
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Dear Santa: Please Bring Me Widgets
Posted Dec 9 2008 by Scott Webster in News with 11 Comments
The second part of the Android Developers Challenge should be getting off the ground before too long and I have a little Christmas wish to go with it. Please release the widget part of the SDK! The first challenge seemed to revolve around location as …
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Motorola Widget Contest Could Have Android Implications
Posted Nov 20 2008 by Scott Webster in News with 3 Comments
Earlier this week, Motorola unveiled their new VE66 handset which will be the first MOTO offering to allow widget integration. This opens the door to RSS feeds, stock tickers, sports scores, and more. The 5-megapixel camera phone will also have a fully integrated music player, …
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