Don't you just love it when tech executives spill the beans on important and previously mysterious company announcements? Today, Google’s executive chairman and former Chief Executive Officer Eric Schmidt revealed Android activation numbers per day as well as the release timeline for the next version of Android, codenamed Ice Cream Sandwich.
Because of its relatively open nature, Android is a whole lot more fun to play around with than Apple’s iOS. One very important tool, which is in just about every flashaholic’s phone is ClockworkMod Recovery and today we’ll be talking about some of its useful features and how you can install it on your phone.
While, originally, the HTC Flyer was released with Android 2.3 “Gingerbread”, an Android 3.2 “Honeycomb” ROM was leaked recently which, thanks to the crafty Android dev community, has been made available for the Flyer.
While the iPhone got its first screen recording app back in early 2010, Android is only getting a proper screen recording solution today. Well, it’s better late than never, as the screen recording app released today does a whole lot more than simple screen recording: it’s called ScreenCast & Screen Recorder and, well, it lets you record your phone’s screen and take screenshots.
Version 3.5 of HTC’s custom Android UX Sense was leaked a few days ago and today, a custom ROM featuring Sense 3.5 - based on Android 2.3.4 “Gingerbread” - has been released which works on the HTC Desire HD.
IFA is a German trade show, similar to the well-known American CES, where all devices ranging from tablets to 3D TVs are showed off. Samsung has a huge booth at the conference, yet it has voluntarily yanked out one of its flagship products, the Galaxy Tab 7.7, off display.
We’re getting closer and closer to a stable port of Android to the HP TouchPad, folks! A video uploaded today shows that the developers behind the TouchDroid project have managed to achieve another one of their objectives: the ability to dual-boot webOS and Android 2.3.x “Gingerbread”.
This one’s for the uber-security conscious: if you want to keep your Wi-Fi password private and yet have friends over who need to use the internet, there is a solution! Details after the jump!
Ever since the Samsung Galaxy S II became available in Korea and Europe, many in the United States have been wondering when the new smartphone would finally reach the country's carriers. That moment has arrived, with the announcement that the Galaxy S II will be available on Sprint, AT&T and T-Mobile this fall.
An outstandingly ambitious project has been announced today over on Kickstarter which aims to emulate iOS on Windows, Linux and Android.
