Software Related to mobiles
Jesse Rosten has managed to create a really interested video in which he put’s the iPad on a variety of places including a car dashboard, bike, kitchen, wall and the best one – a ceiling so that you can turn the iPad into a ceiling mounted TV. He just uses the Industrial Strength Velcro tape to make this possible
We are not sure if this hack would end up smashing your face or the iPad but it’s certainly fun watching
After posing for the camera in California and Vietnam , the iPhone 4G / HD has made it’s way to China / Hong Kong. Images which point to the White version of the next gen iPhone were posted on a Chinese website Apple.Pro. Continue reading “iPhone 4G/HD White spotted”
The Folks at Engadget have posted a nice video comparison between the HTC Desire running Flash Lite and the Nexus One running Flash 10.1 Beta and it looks like the Nexus One with the latest FroYo upgrade has better overall Flash performance compared to the Desire.
Continue reading “Nexus One Flash 10.1 Beta beats FlashLite on Desire ?”
UPDATE : Information in this post might be old . Head over here for the latest update
Google is already rolling out the Android 2.2 update for the Nexus one and few users have manged to get an OTA (Over the Air) update. Now the manual update is available from Google’s servers and we just installed it to show you the changes in this version. We are also sharing instructions about how to get the update working on your nexus one manually Continue reading “Download Android 2.2 FroYo for Nexus One Now – Tested and Working”
Vic Gundotra was 21 in 1991 according to this document from Stanford University pictured below and was then Demoing some stuff to Microsoft’s then head of Sales , Steve Ballmer who is currently the CEO.He sparked Microsoft’s change from Win32 to the .NET programming model. In fact he spent 15 years at Microsoft since then. Vic quit Microsoft to join Google back in 2007 and spent 1 year in between due to Microsoft’s non-compete clause.
Now in 2010 , he’s on stage at Google I/O – the company’s largest annual developer conference to woo developers to build applications for the Android operating system. He’s currently VP of Engineering at Google responsible for developer evangelism
Vic did make the inaugural address on the first day of the event but it was pretty short yet he managed to poke fun at competitor Apple CEO’s Late night email about HTML5. On day 2 this man was on stage for nearly an hour and he did talk about Android and the latest version – Froyo and the upcoming changes to the Android platform and boy-o-boy he made us laugh repeatedly by criticizing Apple, Phone and the latest iPad . It was pay back time for Google against Apple who has criticized Android over Porn Continue reading “Vic Gundotra the man who can win Developers for Google Android”
The official Google IO twitter account just posted that the Nexus One would get Android 2.2(a.k.a. “FroYo”) in next few weeks.
Continue reading “Android 2.2 coming soon to Nexus One and many HTC phones will follow”
Google has just announced the next major update to it’s Android Operating System . You might have heard of the Froyo update for a past several days. The Android 2.2 codenamed Froyo was finally announced at Google IO conference in San Francisco and Google gave away an HTC EVO 4G for Free to all attendees. Coming back to the update, it looks cool and brings some nice changes like ability to turn your phone into a WiFi Hotspot. Google is claiming Performance improvements of 2-5 times over Android 2.1 ! You can also send links from PC to open on phone with the new Android market website ! One of the coolest things we saw was the possibility to stream DRM Free music from your PC to your Phone !
At the Google I/O Conference, Google announced a new version of Google Voice for Android. Along with Support for Android 2.2, Google has improved the reliability of Inbox synchronization and fixed many reported bugs in the application. Continue reading “Google Voice for Android updated. Gets improved inbox syncronization and more”
While everyone is anticipating the release of Android 2.2 “Froyo” at the ongoing Google I/O 2010, the next version of Android, “Android Gingerbread” is already in the works. Continue reading “Android Gingerbread to launch in Q4 2010”
Yesterday, we showed you a QWERTY-less version of the LG Windows 7 phone. But now again, we have a photo gallery showing the same device with the QWERTY keyboard again.
The rumours of the Apple iPod Touch getting a camera is nothing new to us. We have seen it way back last year even before the current line-up was announced . The iPod with camera showed up again this year on ebay.
Even then we were unsure about it’s legitimity until now.
The Nokia 6700 Slide which was just recently launched in India has landed in our house too and before we put our grubby mitts on it, we decided to share with you the first pictures of us taking it out of its box and discovering it for the first time.
The Samsung i8910 OMNIA HD was a great phone at the time of introduction and it is still a great phone a year on since it’s introduction. But as with everything, it requires a successor to carry on it’s legacy and this leaked phone might just be that. The phone in the picture is said to be the Samsung i8920 otherwise known as the OMNIA HD 2.
Windows on Nexus One ! No not Windows Phone 7 but a age old Window 3.11.Someone has managed an old copy of Microsoft Windows 3.11 on a Nexus One. The user has posted detailed instructions which can be found here
The Google Android Market Website got a facelift today. If you are looking for apps for your Android Phone and want to checkout the Top Apps in various categories the official online catalog is a good place to start Continue reading “Google Revamps Android Market Website”
