If you had any doubt that HTML5 is the future, Twitter just went ahead and cleared those doubts for you. The company is currently rolling out a new version of its mobile web client — and we’re liking what we’re seeing.
At first sight, you’ll have a hard time telling the web app apart ... Read More »
Oh Google, you big tease! If being less than two weeks from Google I/O isn’t enough to get your heart racing, Google has gone ahead and tweeted that they have a surprise for us today. The tweet came from the Google Nexus Twitter account so we’re guessing the surprise is Nexus-related.
I can ... Read More »
Popular third-party Twitter client Tweetcaster has partnered with the Feel your Boobies foundation in a fundraising effort to help support breast cancer awareness.
Android users can now purchase a pink special edition of the Tweetcaster Pro application for $10 ($5.01 more than the normal Tweetcaster Pro app).
Though it doesn’t offer anything more than a ... Read More »
Over the past few months I’ve been curiously tinkering with Hashable, a interesting new tool for managing who you’re meeting with and introducing. The service allows you to log real world interactions in a number of ways. Android users could log a connection with a specifically crafted tweet, by sending an email, or by entering ... Read More »
Update: Twidroyd has just announced via their Twitter page that a new, compliant version of their application will soon be available on the Android market shortly!
Bad news for all you Twidroyd users out there (especially if you paid for Twidroyd Pro). In an official tweet from Twitter’s support account, Twitter has confirmed ... Read More »
I’m not sure where he got this, but Christopher Meinck of Everything Android posted a quick hands-on preview of what he is calling the new Twitter 2.0 for Android. This latest, unreleased update appears to focus on refining the UI and we think it looks pretty slick.
The home screen with the 6-pack ... Read More »
Early this year rumors sprang up that T-Mobile was working on a new Sidekick phone that would be Android-powered. The “Sidekick Twist” was said to be made by HTC, feature a 4.3 inch display, and include a full QWERTY keyboard. We started calling the device Project Emerald, but it turned out ... Read More »
Back in June Russian blogger Eldar Mrtazin reported that Gingerbread would have minimum hardware requirements including a 1 GHz processor. The story was quickly debunked by Google engineer Dan Morrill as false, but many people still believe it to be true – including the person who runs LG’s Facebook account.
Yesterday a curious ... Read More »
Many Nexus One owners are debating if the Nexus S is a worthy upgrade and deserving of their money, but how does a free unit sound? In addition to the new Nexus S website, Google also created pages on Facebook and Twitter where they will be giving ... Read More »
This week we started our long-awaited (by me, at least) And Me Artist Series shirt line with Android Schema, a tee from @angiedoes that pays tribute to the major milestones of Android past.
Along with a new tee each week, we’ve planned a number of giveaways and silly contests surrounding the ... Read More »
