Google Goggles has been a novelty application on Android, mostly to show off to people what it can do and experiment with the search results that it comes up with. The recent update has finally made Goggles useful: being able to translate text that is captured on camera. Right now, Goggles translates between English, French, Italian,...
My Nexus One was purchased the minute after Google officially announced it on sale. So it’s been in use since January 6th, 2010 and has been an amazing Android experience ever since. Its sleek screen along with speedy processor basically gives you the best impression that an Android device can ever give.
The most common issue that a...
The long anticipated Flash plug-in for Android browsers is rumored to be available on the second half of 2010, but Adobe has begun accepting participants to beta test the player before it goes live. Despite the negative side effect of having to deal with Flash advertisements that mobile browsers have previously been immune to, having the...
So after recent reports of the Android 2.1 update rolling out today, internal documentation at Verizon hints that distribution will be delayed yet again. So when is the real release date then? “TBD”
Read MoreGDE – Flow (Black)
** DO NOT LAUNCH. APP MUST BE OPENED WITH GDE ** Give your phone a new glossy look with this theme. Don’t like black? Request a different color for this theme and we will put it up! More colors coming soon. Thanks for your support! Cost: $0.99 Updates: 04/18/10: Fixed buttons on mini game. They should no longer overlap 04/11/10: Added a mini game to the theme. The application icon should now be listed with all your other...
Read MoreNexus One: Sprint and sales figures
Just 24 hours after releasing an AT&T compatible version of the Nexus One, there has been assurance that the Android 2.1 phone is making it to Sprint. This means that Google’s first official phone has a place on all four major wireless providers in the United States. The release date and price of the Nexus One for Sprint is still unknown. Google has issued a statement regarding the many reports of poor sales figures for the...
Read MoreGesture Search: Android 1.6
Lifehacker has reported that Android’s Gesture Search is now available for phones with Android 1.6. This means that G1′s, MyTouch’s, and Hero’s can search their phones for contacts, bookmarks, and apps by writing letters right over the screen. Gesture Search actually remembers your handwriting style, just in case your lower case ‘a’ looks a lot like a ‘d’. While not integrated into the...
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