Last week I was speaking on Android at SMX West an Internet Marketing conference in Santa Clara California just outside San Jose.
Keynoting the SMX West conference was Microsoft CEO, Steve Ballmer, when Q&A was opened to the audience I asked him his vision of Microsoft in the mobile space going forward.
At the 1 hour 21 [...]
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Welcome back to AndroidGuys' new series, Share With the Class! To kick things off, we asked you what your favorite productivity apps were. Some of you mentioned titles like Gmote, SwiFTP Server, Astrid, and ListBuddy. It was interesting to hear how people use many different apps in many different days. This time around we wanted [...]
Android Central has gotten hold of a picture showing the Nexus One in Verizon Wireless' Equipment Guide. The description clearly states that the phone will ONLY be sold through Google's phone website, as previously speculated. This confirms that Google will continue pushing people towards online phone shopping, and stick with its current strategy to change [...]
Back when the Nexus One was launched, the Google store listed a placeholder for Vodafone and Verizon with a "Spring 2010" launch. With the season technically kicking off next Saturday, Vodafone appears to be getting ready to offer the HTC super phone. The carrier's website now lists the handset as "coming soon" which has us [...]
Days after launching its Android application, Hootsuite is announcing that they have acquired developer Swift App. This doesn't come as a total surprise as Swift App was the company behind the development of Hootsuite's recent twitter client for Android. Observant Android users who had previous experience with Swift app noticed striking similarities between the [...]
After nearly a month of waiting, T-Mobile has started their Voice Plus Beta program for G1 owners. Emails are being sent out this evening to those of you who signed up to participate in a new service to manage calls and voicemail on your Android phone.
Heads up! To install the application on your phone, you [...]
An iPhone-owner friend of mine recently sent me an article by Michael Gartenberg, author of the Entelligence column on Engadget. Mr. Gartenberg’s article, “Entelligence: Will Android fragmentation destroy the platform?”, presents some interesting things to consider, but is surprisingly inaccurate on a number of critical details. I thought it would be useful to summarize his [...]
In an attempt to make you aware of some stories you may have missed during the week, Androinica.com will post a weekly wrap-up of interesting Android news and items that didn’t make it onto our site as full posts. Here’s the first edition of what’s going on in the Android World. Click on the source [...]
The days of downloading web content and uploading videos from mobile devices to YouTube without caring about costs may eventually come to an end. That’s the lesson to gather based on recent comments from executives at both AT&T and Verizon.
Last week, AT&T Chief Executive Randall Stephenson said that a transition to “variable pricing” was in [...]
We all knew the Nexus One was heading to Vodafone, after all the Google Store has had it listed as coming in “Spring 2010″ for a while. But at the same time we have yet to see the listing extended to the official Vodafone UK website, that is until now. Of course you cannot yet [...]
UPDATE: Just to be clear, Sense being on here is a reach. My previous comments expressing doubt weren’t clear enough and came at the end, so I’ve amended the post to reflect that. The image cited in this story has some holes in it, including the phone listing a Qualcomm QSD8250 chipset. That chipset is [...]
