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The official Android developer blog says that a new and improved version of the Android SDK is on the way. According to Quang Nguyen, the new SDK will feature "UI and API enhancements" among other things. It's good to know Google has its ear to...
We've seen Android running on some phones before, but none of them have gotten us as psyched about the upcoming OS as seeing it on Nokia's powerhouse N810 internet tablet. It just looks plain slick. We can't wait to get our hands on a more...
T-Mobile has confirmed that the first Android phone (dubbed HTC Dream) would be released before Christmas. While they did not give an exact date, all signs are pointing to October as the most likely month for a rollout to begin. [Yahoo]
Here's an official video from the Google camp featuring the Android team opining about the whole "gPhone" idea, the Open Handset Alliance, and what they hope to accomplish by taking cell phones into the open source world. It's a good intro to what...
For Google's Android platform to succeed, it could use a helping hand from cellphone-crazed Japan. NTT DoCoMo is Japan's largest wireless provider, and in addition to being a logo on Android's Open Handset Alliance, the company has started...
If you were reading the Google Android developer's blog this morning, you might have come into quite a surprise.
For $600 and your immortal soul, you can create your own robot head that can roll its eyes, blink, capture video, and speak in prophetic riddles. Do not build the rest of the body, however, because it could become sentient and destroy us all.
This is good news: It looks like Android will have a one-stop shop for applications, making it easy for developers to get their goods out there and users to pick 'em up. While the "Android Store" isn't confirmed, project lead Andy Rubin said at...
The Android Dev Blog today released some shots and details on the Android Market—the Android version of the iPhone's App Store. Stressing that it's a "market" (free, open, etc) rather than a "store," the Google folks have decided to not require...
HTC's CFO reiterated that their Android phones—previously slated to be released Q4 of this year—will be released Q4 of this year. Android handsets are still planning to be shipped to "ODM clients" in the fourth quarter, meaning that...
Gary Krakow of TheStreet (formerly of MSNBC) is claiming that Google's own "GPhone" will be delayed until 2009. One question here. How can something that hasn't even been announced—Google's own hardware version of their Android operating...
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