Google bring paid apps to 13 more countries

A few days ago, we told you that Google will bring paid Android apps to additional countries in a few days. And today Google finally announced that paid apps are now available in Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, Finland, Hong Kong, Israel, Mexico, Poland, Romania, Russia, Continue reading “Google bring paid apps to 13 more countries”

Sony introducing the Google TV on October 12th

Google announced the Google TV during the Google I/O, and Sony is one of their partners. Sony has announced that they will be introducing their first Internet Television on October 12th, and they has sent out some invitations to selected people. The event will start Continue reading “Sony introducing the Google TV on October 12th”

Paid Android apps coming to more countries

Currently the Android paid apps are available in the following countries, and folks in other parts of the world who are using Android are missing it too much, because some of the paid apps are very awesome. Now, Google has announced that they will bring the paid apps to Continue reading “Paid Android apps coming to more countries”

HTC Android Tablet due in Q1 2011

Folks over at Digitimes are reporting that their sources over at Taiwanese device manufacturer Pegatron Technology are telling them that an Android powered tablet from HTC is due in Q1 of 2011, and they also revealed some more information related to the tablet. Digitimes is Continue reading “HTC Android Tablet due in Q1 2011”

T-Mobile G2 will be available in Best Buy for $199, pre-sale starts tomorrow

Yesterday, T-Mobile launched the long awaited smartphone, the T-Mobile G2, a true and a powerful successor to the first Android device, the T-Mobile G1. We told you that you can expect a price tag around $200, and yes we were right. Continue reading “T-Mobile G2 will be available in Best Buy for $199, pre-sale starts tomorrow”

T-Mobile continues the revolution by making G2 official!

A few months ago, we saw the first shot of the T-Mobile G2, which is a successor to G1 and T-Mobile first HSPA+ device, and then the story continues and we saw more leak shots and other detail, but we all wait for the launch day, and now the day is finally here. Today, T-Mobile officially announced the T-Mobile G2, and the phone packs some good features like a 3.7-inch screen, full QWERTY keyboard, a 800 MHz s MSM7230 Snapdragon processor, 7 home screens, 5MP camera (LED Flash and Autofocus) with 720p video recordingHD video camera and support for a 32GB MicroSD card. It comes pre-installed with an 8 Gigger for those wondering. You can expect the launch of the G2 later this month, and you can also expect a price tag around $200. Check out the Press Release after the break: Continue reading “T-Mobile continues the revolution by making G2 official!”

Google Nexus One available for developers once again !

Nexus One is one of the best Android handsets ever made, and as we know that Google discontinued the handset last month but not for everyone, they made it available for developers only, and everyone can become a developer by Continue reading “Google Nexus One available for developers once again !”

Google Instant Search on Mobile later this year

Google is holding a search event in San Fransisco today where they launched a new Google product called Google Instant. While the normal search process involves Type and search , the new Instant search works like Search before you type. Imagine you are on your mobile phone and want to get some info from Google Search and don’t want to type much. It will become possible later this year. Continue reading “Google Instant Search on Mobile later this year”

Google replies to Oracle lawsuit, calls it “baseless” and “an attack”

Yesterday we saw Oracle suing Google over 7 different patent and copyright infringements, which is related to Android and Java. As we know that Oracle acquired Java maker Sun Microsystems last year, and now Java is their property. We were waiting for Google to come out and give a strong reply to Oracle, and they did. Have a look on what Google is saying:

“We are disappointed Oracle has chosen to attack both Google and the open-source Java community with this baseless lawsuit. The open-source Java community goes beyond any one corporation and works every day to make the web a better place. We will strongly defend open-source standards and will continue to work with the industry to develop the Android platform.”

Not only Google is disappointed, all the Android and Google lovers are disappointed. Google is trying their best to defend its mobile OS from the Oracle attack. May be Oracle will be replying to Google regarding the issue soon if they want to continue the legal war. May be Oracle is out of money, so that’s why they are suing Google for some money like they sued Microsoft in 2004, and got $1.6 Billion to resolve the issue. Lets see if Google can stop Oracle’s accusations by defending Android and proving the lawsuit wrong, or are they going to give out some good cash to Oracle to resolve the issue. So stay tuned folks.

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The Legend never dies, Nexus One available for developers

Recently we heard that Google has stopped the shipping of the one of the best Android devices of all time, the Google Nexus One. But they stopped it for consumers, not for developers. G Continue reading “The Legend never dies, Nexus One available for developers”

200,000 Android devices activated daily

The first Android powered phone which is known as the HTC Dream, also known as the T-Mobile G1 was launched by Google in 2008. 2 years are passed, and now Google Android OS is known as the one of the most successful and famous operating system. When Motorola and Verizon announced the Motorola Continue reading “200,000 Android devices activated daily”

Smartphone Championship: Nexus One vs Apple iPhone 3GS

There is a competition between everything in this world, and always the strong one is the winner. Here at Fonearena.com, we always talk about mobile phones Continue reading “Smartphone Championship: Nexus One vs Apple iPhone 3GS”

Nexus One to be gone in 10 days

Nexus One is one of the best devices ever made. It’s a very gorgeous phone, and the whole Android community love Nexus One a lot. Recently Google announced that they received the final batch of Nexus One from HTC, and when the batch will be sold out, Google will be closing the Nexus One web store. Continue reading “Nexus One to be gone in 10 days”

Developing applications was never that easy before, thanks to App Inventor

If you love making apps for your Android phone, and you want to make an app that makes you popular, but you hate doing coding and programming, then don’t worry. Google has made it easy for you. With the help of a new tool, called App Inventor. The tool makes developing apps really easy, it’s like playing with MS Paint. Have a look on what Google’s saying about the tool:

Continue reading “Developing applications was never that easy before, thanks to App Inventor”