Archive for November, 2010
Must.Eat.Birds Now Available in the Market
Your happily enjoying your cake at your picnic and you are attacked by flying birds trying to get the food. What do you do? Clone yourself and send in the clones to take care of them. That's Must.Eat.Birds for you. It's Mediatonic's new release on Android. You can see gameplay footage below. I guess the new cool thing is shooting birds out of a [...]
OneTouchTrain – MNR [V1.0]
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NY/CT Metro North Riders!!! What's your next train? No need to search for your train schedule. Set u... Read more @ AndroLib : New Apps and Games
$1000 Bounty Offered to First Person to Crack Google TV Root
While the networks are doing all they can to shut down Google TV (for reasons we don’t quite comprehend), there are others who want nothing more than to break the whole thing wide open. Such is the case with the offering of the “Google TV Root Bounty,” a $1000 reward being offered up over at MagicAndroidApps for the first person [...]
Lockscreen Gestures Come to Droid in Latest CyanogenMod Release Candidate
CyanogenMod has doen it again, bringing in some nifty functionality to the ROM for rooted phones that really sets it apart from the pack. CM6.1 RC5 is the latest for the Motorola Droid, and it brings along lockscreen gestures. This will allow you to assign and dictate gestures (much like gesture search) from the lockscreen to quickly pop open your [...]
KDDI Goes GaGa for their Androids — Lady GaGa, that is
There is something to be said for an advertising campaign that relies on star power to move a product rather than mentioning any aspect of the actual product. That’s fine and all, but somewhere we are missing the connection between Lady GaGa (especially the track “Poker Face”) and the Sharp IS03. But we will secede that for the [...]
Apple Lays Down the Banhammer on Android Magazine App
Providing its content isn’t totally obscene or illegal, there is one thing Google won’t do based simply on content focused on something other than Android: ban it from the Market. But Apple on the other hand likes to ban things seemingly just for kicks, the latest case involving the denial of and application from Danish magazine [...]
Sprint Announces WiMAX Is Up in LA, DC, and 4 More Cities
Following the launch of WiMAX in New York City a couple months back, the 4G technology is being officially unleashed in a few more big markets that up until now were mysteriously lacking in next-gen mobile data. Los Angeles, Washington DC, Miama, and a trio of cities from Ohio with Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Columbus are all now ready to roll on [...]
Root Google TV and Add Third-Party Apps, Get $1,000
Considering the rooting community within Android is pretty strong, the ambition to root, and subsequently add third-party applications to the platform, is probably already pretty strong. But, once someone consciously puts out a bounty for the same thing to happen, we can’t help but imagine that it’s going to become pretty heated. And, [...]
Sprint 4G Now Available in 6 More Cities
Sprint is continuing the rollout of its WiMax 4G network activating it in 6 more cities across the US today. The last activation day brought coverage to New York along with 5 other cities, and now we will see the “ultra-fast” 4G available in 6 more. The newly activated cities include: Los Angeles, CA Miami, FL Washington [...]
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