Archive for January, 2011
AndroidGuys Weekly RoundUp Jan 24-29
It's time for the AndroidGuys Weekly RoundUp! We covered a good bit of news last week, so let's jump right into it. First off, devices: The HTC Evo Shift 4G finally got rooted, permanently The Nexus S got an OTA to fix that pesky reboot issue We learned that the HTC Thunderbolt is expected to drop on February 24th The Droid X2 is rumored to have [...]
Prenatal Ultrasound Lite [V1.1.4]
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Tell your friends this app allows you to view a sonogram image on your phone! The full version has ... Read more @ AndroLib : New Apps and Games
Opposite Location (Version 1.2)
This application let you know where is the antipode of a given location. You can set your position or point one on the map. Read more @ AndAppStore.com New Listings
Use Chrome? Love Android? Look Here.
If you’ve got all your gadgets Googled out, chances are you’re rockin’ an Android Phone and browsing the web with Google Chrome. Some of you may not know that your Android obsession can transcend mobile and land directly on your browser… and in your GMAIL! The folks over at ChromeSpot are helping you get your Android on [...]
Long Tweets are Long: TweetDeck Introduces Deck.ly, Updates Android App
Twitter was designed to allow you to communicate your thoughts, feelings, and current status in 140 characters. That’s the whole point of Twitter, right? Short, succinct communication. TweetDeck wants to turn that idea on its head with the introduction of Deck.ly, a service that has a name likening it to the many URL shortening [...]
Quadriplegic Uses Swype to Set Fastest Hands-Free Typing World Record
We’ve already seen Swype lay claim to aiding in the setting of a new speed-texting world record, but would you believe the virtual keyboard also played a role in taking the record for fastest hands-free typing into new territory? In just 83.09 seconds, Hank Torres, a quadriplegic paralyzed from the shoulders down, was able to swipe out the [...]
2 Million Galaxy Tabs Sold? Not Quite, Consumer Purchases Much Lower
Samsung has been known to fudge the reality of their sales figures a bit, quoting units shipped to retailers as units “sold.” This is nothing new or all that suspicious; the implication is that if retailers are buying up items like the Samsung Galaxy Tab at a rate of 2 million units in the first four months after launch the Android [...]
That NOOKcolor Honeycomb Port Shown Off on Video
Late last week we brought you word of a pretty non-functional version of Honeycomb user deeperblue of the xda-developers forums had ported over to the NOOKcolor. While even more progress has been made, it still needs some work. And don’t expect to put this on your NOOK just yet. We don’t know whether we should be more impressed by the [...]
HTC Thunderbolt WILL Feature Mobile Hotspot at Launch
When we first obtained a copy of internal word that the HTC Thunderbolt would be capable of simultaneous voice and data over 3G, it was accompanied by notice that Mobile Hotspot functionality would not be included at launch. When Engadget got their hands on a revised version of the same notice the text was updated to state that the Thunderbolt [...]
Google I/O Registration Opens for Previous Attendees
While Google I/O registration won’t open for everyone for another week or so, attendees of last year’s event are now receiving their go-ahead for pre-registration for the biggest Google event of the year. Those individuals registering early are even entitled to a special discounted rate, but space is limited for registration at that [...]
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