Posts tagged Android 2.0
Android Market app getting a sexy facelift and much more (Updated)
Dec 11th
One area where Google has been criticized highly is the Android Market app, which simply put isn’t as user friendly as it should be. But all of this is about to change as Google is preparing to roll out an update for Android Market app that will totally change the complexion of the app and will make apps more discoverable.
Video tour: Dolphin Browser HD
May 11th
Very recently Dolphin Browser HD was rolled out. The latest update to the Dolphin Browser brings a slew of new and interesting features, as we told you the other day. But what we didn’t share with you was some hands-on time with the Android browser, uptil now. See the hands-on video after the jump.
Dolphin Browser HD lands at the Android Market
May 9th
Attention Android nation! particularly those with deep desire and love for browsing. A new version of Dolphin Browser has made its way to the Android Market waiting to make an appearance on your browser. Dolphin Browser HD is the name of this latest update which bring a slew of new features. This browser is compatible with Android 2.0 and above mobile phones. Details after the jump.
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Google Gesture Search now available for Android 1.6
Mar 22nd
In the beginning of the month, Google rolled out Gesture search for Android phones or should I say for Android 2.0+ phones. Naturally, users with Android 1.6 devices were feeling a left behind. Google understood that and as a result rolled out the Gesture search for Android 1.6. Gesture Search is a Google Labs app for Android that lets you search for music, contacts and so on.
Google rolls out Gesture search for Android
Mar 4th
Every now and then, Google keeps on reminding us and highlighting us the significance and usefulness of its Labs concept. No, its not the Gmail Labs this time. Its more bigger than that. Here we go – The search engine giants have rolled out a new Google Labs app for Android called Gesture Search. There is no rocket science behind this feature. It is essentially a feature for Android devices which lets you search via hand drawn gestures of alphabets.
LG GT540 : the second Android powered phone from LG announced
Jan 24th
LG has officially announced their second Android phone, LG GT540. LG GT540 is not the most outstanding phone but it has got the charm to it if you look at its curvy design. It has a 3 MP camera, touchscreen, Wi-Fi and more. Full specifications listed after the jump.
What! No Eclair for T-Mobile G1
Jan 18th
Back in December, we shared with you a rumor according to which T-Mobile G1 was all set to getting an Android 2.0 update. Well it appears that the rumor was a false one. T-Mobile Forums reports that the picture is not yet clear as to if there will be an Eclair update for Google‘s first commercial phone or not. Currently talks are being held with the search engine giants to work out a possibility of the Eclair update. Bear in mind the matter hangs in the balance, there has been no confirmation neither a denial regarding this possibility.
Android 2.1 SDK released, download it here
Jan 12th
Nexus One, as we all know is the latest Android phone and is also the first device to come with the new Android 2.1 OS. Other phones, like the Droid, are going to get it too. There is good news for you people as Android 2.1 SDK is now available for download, you can play with it as much as you can, or you need to have Nexus One.
General mobile unveils COSMOS, an Android powered phone
Jan 4th
General Mobile has decided to stay put with the Android bandwagon as it has officially announced COSMOS. It is the second Android device from the manufactures which will run on top of Android 2.0 aka Eclair, has a 5 megapixel camera, Wi-Fi and other interesting stuff. Read on for complete specifications.
Breaking News : Android 2.1 ported to T-Mobile G1
Dec 30th
The Android hacking community strikes yet again – they have managed to port Android 2.1 to T-Mobile G1. Drizzy, of AndroidSpin is the hero this time. He has succeeded in porting the Droid Android 2.1 ROM to the first commercial mobile phone from Google
