Archive for October, 2009
Announcing Android 2.0 support in the SDK!
I am excited to announce that the Android SDK now supports Android 2.0 (also known as Eclair).Android 2.0 brings new developer APIs for sync, Bluetooth, and a few other areas. Using the new sync, account manager and contacts APIs, you can write applications to enable users to sync their devices to various contact sources. You can also give users a [...]
Google out Android 2.0 Eclair [Video]
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Google has announced Android 2.0 Eclair, and anyone with any doubts about the platform’s prowess should take a look at the changelist to see just how serious the search giant is. OS 2.0 brings with it support for multiple simultaneous Google and Exchange accounts, together with quick contact menus for speedier access to different methods [...]
Sony Ericsson may launch Android phone next week
The rumor mill is running overtime today. A rumor has popped up that has Sony Ericsson launching a new Android device next week on November 3. The teaser site simply reads, “We’re looking forward to November 3rd. We think you should be too.” The rumor that the device on the 3rd will be the Xperia 10 or X3 and is expected to be [...]
G2Android (Version 1.3.0)
G2Android allows you to access gallery2 (G2) photo websites very easily. G2Android is an open source project under GPL v2 license. Current features are : i18n, authentification, sending photo, creating album, full screen navigation, cache, downloading to sd card, etc.. Make sure to press Menu->Settings to change the default gallery Url to [...]
WalletPro (DEMO) (Version 1.0)
WalletPro is an application for Android Phones which gives you a safe and secure way to store all of your personal and/or business critical information. It could be credit card numbers, administrative accounts in the network, passwords for website access, software serial numbers and much more. It`s difficult to remember all of these numbers, [...]
Alarms (Version 1.1)
Alarms is powerful alarm clock program. Flexible adjustments of repeating allows you never miss any important event! Support of MIDI/WAW/MP3/OGG files allows you to use any music you like for alarm sound. Features: Flexible minutely, hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, yearly repeating adjustments. Extended sound, volume, snooze preferences for each [...]
NEC Android tablet rumored for Japan this fall
We are all keen to see Android get used inside devices other than smartphones. Android has made its way into netbooks and eReaders among other devices so far. According to new rumors, NEC is set to release a tablet computer in Japan this fall that will run Android. The device is rumored to have a touchscreen of 7 to 8-inches and NEC expects to [...]
App Radar: Volume 2
We get a lot of emails from developers looking to share their apps with us. Whether they are improvements on existing apps or new titles looking for some exposure, we try to do our best to keep up on the announcements. Unfortunately, time prohibits us from dedicating full posts on every app that comes across our inbox. That’s where the [...]
Verizon Holiday Publication Promotes Droid
I’m not exactly sure what document this is from, but it appears to be a holiday training guide for Verizon employees that will help them position the various devices and keep in mind the timeframe of upcoming phone launches. In addition to seeing the first of the BlackBerry Curve2 and feeling embarrassed for the BlackBerry Storm2 we see none [...]
Android Virtual Reality Goggles [How To Video]
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If you gave Macgyver a cardboard box, lab goggles and a cell phone he would probably make a heat-seeking boomerang bomb that would destroy his enemies and return in the form of a taxicab to take him home. But sometimes great minds DON’T think alike: Andrew Lim from Recombu.com took those same items to make Android Virtual Reality [...]
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