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T-Mobile peddles Android applications with new brochure
Gift guide for the holidays showcases the top Android Market downloads.
DriveSafe.ly reduces dangers of texting while driving
Experts say driving while texting is a leading factor in accidents.
Ecorio: Track Your Carbon Footprint
Over the past few years, many people have become interested in tracking the amount of CO2 they personally create. For some, CO2 estimates help with making lifestyle changes. For others, the estimates of CO2 output helps in figuring out what carbon offsets to buy.
If you are interested in tracking your real time carbon dioxide output, [...]
NBA Bobble Heads Demonstrate Mobile Marketing
Several weeks ago we saw the NBA release their first Android app NBA Game Time. It was the first application from a major sports organization and also quite polished. Over the past week, I have used Game Time to keep up with the NBA playoffs and it is my favorite sports app on the market. [...]
PhoneFace: Android G1 Speed Dialer & Contact Picture Synchronization
Facebook and Twitter have a lot of pictures of people who may be in your T-Mobile G1 with Google contact list. Wouldn’t it be nice if there were a way for your 3G enabled smart phone to go out to these services and synchronize the photograph attached to your contact with the one your friends [...]
Interview with PhoneGap Developer Brian LeRoux
As the number of phone platforms increase, multi-platform coding gets harder and harder. A new open source project called PhoneGap is trying to make it easier while bringing web coders into the game. I asked PhoneGap developer Brian LeRoux these questions:
AAM: Could you describe the purpose of PhoneGap for those who don’t know?
Brian LeRoux: PhoneGap’s [...]
Could Symbian Really Squeeze Android Out?
This smartphone article has gotten a lot of buzz around the office in recent days. (By office I mean apartment I share with my dog, but the fact remains.) Nearly everyone in the office is talking about this article. Fifty percent.
Jason Hiner does a disservice to Android, which upsets me personally, but [...]
Note To Self: Review To-Do Apps For Android
One of the most common “classic” applications on the Android Market is the to-do list manager. Easy to code and almost universally useful, the to-do list manager is tempting for developer and consumer alike. Unfortunately, there are so many more of these applications than there are good ones, and once you install one, [...]
Customize Your Android Home Screen With Widgets and Themes. aHome, dxTop, and Open Home.
Why did three new Android applications shoot to the top of the Market this week? They all included one key element: customization. Ask any user what excites them most about Android and they will tell you its the freedom allowed by the open platform. All three of these app are desktop replacements [...]
