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Telenav to bring turn-by-turn directions to Android
Just like the iPhone, the G1 has suffered when it comes to GPS navigation. Don’t get us wrong, Google Maps does an incredible job of getting you to the right place or finding local restaurants and businesses. But map licensing complications have not allowed Google to give users turn-by-turn GSP directions in the same way…
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5 Essential Free Android Apps
This guest post was written by Blair Mathis from LaptopLogic.com. Go there to find the latest notebook reviews and read more about the coolest notebook accessories. So you’ve scored a new phone loaded with Android; now is the time to load it with all those apps that keep your life in order and running smooth.…
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Android Market to start selling apps this week?
We’ve heard it before, but now the WSJ is reporting that "This week Google will start allowing developers to charge for software sold through the Android Market, according to people familiar with the matter." Previous reports claimed that a pay App Market was in the works for Q1 of 09, but Google has been hard…
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Cell phone reunion: will Android like the iPhone?
Every wonder what it would be like at a cell phone reunion? Oh, and then the iphone walks in strutting his stuff. Keep in mind, Android would act and be treated the same. Let’s just hope that Android gets on to enough handsets this year so that everyone can enjoy it.
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Snapdragon powered phone in the works for HTC
Yet again, DigiTimes is bringing us a new news scoop on HTC. This time, it’s reporting that HTC is hard at work on developing a handset on Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon platform. Snapdragon features a 1Ghz processor with built-in GPS that can handle HD video, 3D gaming, streaming video, and extensive multi-tasking. HTC is expected to…
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Google Sync launches to keep your WM, iPhone, and Blackberry synced with your Google Account
Google is poised to continue their effort to take over the world. Last week they released Google Latitude which allows you to share your location and keep tabs on your contacts. Today, they are launching Google Sync which will let you keep your phone’s contacts and calendar in sync with your Google account. You might…
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HTC G1 continues its world tour: next stop Australia
Until now, the HTC made G1 has been a T-Mobile exclusive. But things are about to change next week with the launch of the G1 in Australia. Optus (owned by SingTel), is planning on making the G1 available to the people of Australia on February 16. Optus’ G1 cell plans will be starting at $59…