With the hype and selling of Google+ invitations going for sale on eBay, I’m very lucky to have had Chris Y., owner of AndroidHeadlines.com and friend, to have sent me an invitation after I had seen Transformers 3. Was I excited? Hell yeah! Those two events had me giddy well into the night. Okay, [...]
Read More
With all of the hub-ub and hoopla of Platform Wars (copyright pending) at this point in time the main thing that I believe is a deal breaker for everyone, even if they may not realize it yet, is loyalty. Sure, Android has die-hard fans, Apple has die-hard fans, Blackberry and I’m sure even Palm [...]
Read More
A Mobile Market, 1Mobile Market App Name: 1Mobile Market Description: 1Mobile Market can guide you to the highest quality Android apps for your needs at any given moment. 1Mobile Market Android Alternative Market Application Review How it works: 1Mobile Market is an alternative app store for Android and allows the user to be able to [...]
Read More
Phones are the first thing someone usually sees as it’s so easy to text, browse, and tweet from the palm of your hand but now and days you can also do that from your tablet to harness more power. With the rise of the iPhone, out came Android and Palm to try and give users [...]
Read More
For those who may be unaware of the suggestion of the title, I don’t mean Sadism and Masochism. I mean Samsung and Motorola of course. Aside from HTC (High Tech Computer Corporation), Motorola and now, as of recent, Samsung have been very big players in the Android world; needless to say they have stepped on [...]
Read More
“He wondered what the man’s name was and where he came from; and if he was really evil at heart, or what lies or threats had lead him in the long march from his home; and if he would not really have rather stayed there in peace,” was said by J.R.R Tolkien in one of [...]
Read More
Nothing makes the mouth water any more of an informed Android users that the words “Froyo” or “Gingerbread” and now “Ice Cream” but what’s really going on with the phone (phones, depending on possible ports done prior to this post) that is running Android 2.3? Android 2.2, the longed for Froyo mainly brought the Apps2SD [...]
Read More
UPDATE, Contest Closed. Winners are: Chris and Al Congratulations guys! Thank you and everyone else who entered in the contest and shared their stories or opinions, our readers are valued very much. Happy New Year and may the new year be great and prosperous for everyone. Ever had an instance when you couldn’t answer a [...]
Read More
YouMail, Voice Mail Tailored for You App Name: YouMail by YouMail Inc. Description: See, play, read, and manage your YouMail voicemail, right from your phone. Most US Carriers supported. Sorry, doesn’t work with flex/pre-pay accounts. Requires you to Forward your Unanswered calls to YouMail. How it works: Forward your voicemail to the YouMail App and [...]
Read More
Hellotxt, Hello World! App Name: Hellotxt, by Hellotxt Description: Hellotxt is a simple and fun tool for your life online. A smart, mobile feed shows all your friends’ updates, while text and media you want to show friends reach multiple social networks simultaneously. Enhance pics with your personal creativity through our Doodle feature, and share [...]
Read More
Well once again there are more and more rumors of such powerful phones that I honestly believe there will be a series of phones or a phone that’s just called “The One” or “The Ring” or just have the motto of “one phone to rule them all.” Yes, I know you’re probably rolling your eyes [...]
Read More
Android is a very beautiful OS in all of its flavors for the options that it gives its users. For many, including myself, it was an alternative to an iPhone due to the exclusivity that AT&T have (or had due to hear-say). But now it is much more than that and thanks to the investment [...]
Read More
It is a good thing to see that more and more Android devices do have the more current version of Android, at least for now, but it would be even better if those OS updates were more from Google and the phone carriers and not necessarily using ROMs to be able to get the more [...]
Read More
Its been a while since most folks have heard that Verizon is planning to make their own application store to compete against Google’s Android Market, right? Well, how this will work, we won’t really know until we see it in action but it can be safe to assume is that the Verizon App Store (V [...]
Read More
In the past we’ve heard about Cloud services gone wrong, but now that the devoted Android community is getting devs on it it could be something worth having. The app is called Android2Cloud, and although Google hasn’t officially said anything to give us a better understanding of their plans for the service as they’ve hinted [...]
Read More
Root! Is a prominent word in the Android Community that can trigger glee or angst with Motorola’s eFuse system in place on the Droid X. But for those who own a Vibrant variation of the Galaxy S, root is available for you! In comparison with other Android devices, this method is very simple and painless [...]
Read More
What makes an Android phone great is the fact that Google Maps is integrated through the OS and is very helpful when lost and you don’t have your TomTom with you or charged up enough to power on. But the US Galaxy S phones (So far the Vibrant and Captivate) are having some GPS issues [...]
Read More
Well is has been a while since the Droid 2 has been in the eye of the press, but yet here it is again with a flyer boasting it’s Froyo OS and increased website loading speed! With a slightly modified form factor, the Droid 2 is once again one upping its predecessor by already running [...]
Read More
Archos isn’t a brand that you head a immediately know who and what it is, product wise, but now that they’re going to be bringing what some have called the Android iPod Touch Equivalent. How do you feel about their tablets that run Android now? The new series that is supposed to be coming from [...]
Read More
It’s all about the numbers, right? The proof is in the pudding they say. And now Eric Schmidt (CEO of Google) said on Wednesday that he believes that about 200,000 new Android devices are being sold each day… making that a huge increase in revenue via increased mobile search traffic. Everyone Googles, who the hell [...]
Read More
Some eagle eyed bloggers have noticed that O2 UK has recently posted a page here promising that the Sony Ericsson X8 Xperia Android handset should become available this September [2010]. Whilst the pages offer a good deal of technical information about the handset, the version of Android which it will be released with is most [...]
Read More
When someone says Android, or anything else, is unhackable and that it’s just been hacked, they don’t know what they’re talking about. Where do people get this stupid idea that something, anything, is unhackable? They surely don’t get it from anyone who’s ever worked with security. We know anything can be hacked. Take, for example, [...]
Read More
A lot of people are asking is there really a need for security applications for Android because it’s based off of Linux? Well, with an every growing demand for Android and the attention that it’s creating it will only be about time that something filters through that will cause an epidemic like situation to all [...]
Read More
Over the river and through the woods, to grandmother’s house we go! Well, until your GPS messed up and sends you to the big bad wolf instead, right? It’s no surprising news that the US variations of the Samsung Galaxy S and the original Galaxy S have suffered from some less than pleasant GPS experiences [...]
Read More
Social Networking in today’s, and soon to be tomorrow’s, world is something that is radically different and in this new age with smart phones and feature phones getting more and more access to social networking sites. MocoSpace, the leading mobile social network in the U.S., is packing some serious heat with their new numbers in [...]
Read More
Recently there has been major news hitting the blogsphere in regards to a wallpaper app that has been allegedly sending users personal information to a server in China to collect this data. Now normally this news is urgent and should be spread around in mass to make sure that users can protect themselves and Android, [...]
Read More
Google’s smartphone beats Apple competitor when it comes to creating applications When it comes to getting the best tools for small business, more and more small business owners are relying on mobile devices. But with such an over-saturated market, how is one supposed to know the best one to choose? In recent technology news for [...]
Read More
Mobile Roadie, a company known for its semi-custom app maker, launched its bigger, better, and more customizable Mobile Roadie Pro on Wednesday. The original app maker features predefined color schemes and an easy online interface for designing a fairly professional-looking iPhone or Android app. Mobile Roadie, which costs $499 for initial set up and then [...]
Read More
When we reported on AppBrain’s claim that 6,000 spam apps from three developers had disappeared from the Market, we naturally wanted to confirm whether Google had in fact removed them, or if the developers had done so themselves. We haven’t heard anything from Google, but one of the developers let us know how he was [...]
Read More
Update: A kindly developer who remembers the details of the previous version of the agreement has corrected us on several points. See below. As we reported on Saturday, Android developers have been notified of an updated version of the Android Market Developer Distribution Agreement. We based our report on a post on the Android Developers [...]
Read More
iGolf is a familiar brand in the fairways. Since 2003, iGolf, an L1 Technologies operated company has been providing the golf industry with enterprise level and direct to consumer GPS software, products and services. According to iGolf, thousands of golfers rely on iGolf Mobile applications, powered by iGolf partner products and iGolf.com every day to [...]
Read More
Looks like the the Galaxy S is looking to make a big impact. Samsung Canada just sent out a press release stating that “Front Street will transform from a commuter-clogged thoroughfare into a rocking concert venue on August 4th when Samsung Mobile celebrates the launch of its premium Galaxy S smartphone with an ultimate impromptu [...]
Read More
Twitter now and days is virtually the newest and latest interesting gossip goods warehouse right next to blurry camera shots and “lost” devices. Recently, Mark Moons (HTC Europe Rep.) tweeted out that HTC would begin the Froyo rollout to their devices starting with the Desire. Though HTC says, it’s “possible” and are pulling a Motorola [...]
Read More
Trefis analysis is produced by a team of analysts who build detailed models for each company on the platform Trefis.com. Motorola recently announced the sale of most of its wireless networking equipment businesses to Nokia for $1.2 billion in cash. This transaction is expected to close by the end of 2010. We think this was [...]
Read More
Google is changing the Android Market Developer Distribution Agreement (DDA), ostensibly to pave the way for direct carrier billing for Android apps. The move should spur an increase in Android apps and Android Market sales, but may be a double-edged sword for IT admins and users. A post Friday on the Android Developers blog, announced [...]
Read More
Connect
Connect with us on the following social media platforms.