Archive for January, 2009
Projecting Android on the Big Screen
Suppose you need to show off an Android application. Maybe you are making a VC funding pitch, or you are demonstrating for carriers at the upcoming Mobile World Congress, or you are explaining to a government agency how your Android app will simultaneously cure world hunger and keep tabs on area potholes. The simplest thing to do when presenting [...]
Dell MePhone Could Have Android, Come Next Month
The rumors are stacking up sky high, but considering their source is the Wall Street Journal, they probably have a lot of substance. The bottom line is that Dell could be launching an Android Phone called the “MePhone” as early as next month. About a year ago we heard rumors of Dell pushing into the mobile market with an Android Phone [...]
Here We Go Again – Dell Android Rumors Resurface
This Groundhog Day-like rumor just won’t go away. The Wall Street Journal is reporting today that Dell has worked up a prototype handset running Android. Well, one of two prototypes. The other one is a Windows Mobile version. No real surprise here as the Axiom line used to run WinMo back in the day. Dell is focusing on so-called [...]
T-Mobile Drops The Mother of All Bombshells – More G Series in ‘09!
Let’s see how well the sarcasm comes across in this post. In a Fierce Wireless interview dated earlier today, T-Mobile let slip a real doozy. Apparently the 4th largest carrier in the US is not going to rest on the laurels of the G1. That’s right, there are going to be more phones in the G series. Our primary focus is [...]
K9 (Version 0.98)
K9 is an experimental fork of the core android POP/IMAP client. Primarily, K9 is focused on making it easy to chew through large volumes of email. It's our hope that K9 leads to improvements in the core Android mail client. Read more @ AndAppStore.com New Listings
Opera Mini 4.2 For Android – Now In Market!
The beta version of Opera Mini for Android got its fair share of complaints, for example, the inability to play videos. But after lots of bug fixing and feedback offering, Opera Mini 4.2 has finally been launched in the Android Market and comes with a host of improvements: Now you can upload and download files through Opera Mini and save pages [...]
Android Bootcamp developer training: What’s the best way to learn?
One of the key factors in Android's favor is the fact that it's open-source, meaning developers are free to code their own apps for the platform and go on to release them through the Android Market. What, though, if your ambitions and ideas are more impressive than your coding skills? ... Read more @ Android Community
Opera Mini 4.2 final version for Android released
Opera have announced a new version of the Opera Mini 4 browser for Android-based devices such as the T-Mobile G1. The updated browser - which can be downloaded now from the Applications > Communications category in the Android Market - is in fact the first non-beta version of Opera's software ... Read more @ Android Community
K9 (Version 0.97)
K9 is an experimental fork of the core android POP/IMAP client. Primarily, K9 is focused on making it easy to chew through large volumes of email. It's our hope that K9 leads to improvements in the core Android mail client. Read more @ AndAppStore.com New Listings
General Mobile’s Dual-Sim Handset to Debut at MWC
Boy how we envy those who get to go to Barcelona next month. Handset maker General Mobile will be in attendance with their DSLT-1 phone, a dual-sim Android handset. The fine folks at AndroidAuthority have gotten word directly from the handset maker that they’ll be bringing the phone along for the trip. What you see below is only a [...]
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