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August 12th, 2011
Google App Inventor Discontinued, Will Become Open Source Instead
August 10th, 2011Many of you may not know much about App Inventor. This was a tool that was very exciting when it was first announced by Google Labs and it was made available to the public last December in a beta test. Basically Google created a program that would help users with zero coding skills or knowledge of any sort to build Android applications using the App Inventor tool
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Bloo Kid – Fancy retro-style platformer
July 25th, 2011Jump and run your way to rescue Bloo Kid’s girlfriend in the retro-style platformer Bloo Kid. Defeat enemies to clear each level, try not to get hit to receive a “flawless” star. Features: 60 action-packed levels 5 unique worlds Openfeint support coming soon Note: For Android 2.2 or higher
BackStab HD – Dark and action-packed tale of treason and revenge
July 6th, 2011Dish out a big plate of revenge to those who betrayed you in BackStab HD for Android. You’ll play as Henry Blake, a person who has nothing to lose. Strike down your adversaries on your quest for justice and revenge
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First MIPS32 smartphone passes Android Compatibility Test suite
June 17th, 2011One of the things that is so great about Android and its open source nature is that the OS can be used to power cheap smartphones for people on a strict budget and countries where people generally aren’t able to afford the high-end and expensive handsets that many of us take for granted in the US and Europe. One of the more costly components inside a smartphone is the processor and so far, ARM platforms rule the Android world.
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Sony Ericsson planning NFC Android phones with chip from Nexus S
June 16th, 2011NFC support has been conspicuous by its absence in Sony Ericsson’s recent Android handsets, but that looks set to change in the not too distant future. NXP Semiconductors has announced that it will be supplying Sony Ericsson with NFC hardware “for inclusion in its Android-based smartphones.” Specifically, it’s the “NXP PN65 NFC solution” which is basically a combination of the NFC radio chip itself, the embedded secure element, and the company’s software. That will allow Sony Ericsson phones – with the right SIM – to use the new mobile payments systems, such as planned in the UK for launch later this year.
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Linaro and Samsung partner for Origen board with Samsung Galaxy S II chipset for devs
May 31st, 2011Open source developers need hardware to test the offering on and Linaro and Samsung have partnered to deliver a high-end solution to developer needs.
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Google pulls Yong Zhang game emulator apps from Android Market, suspends dev account
May 31st, 2011If you are a fan of emulator apps on your Android device Google has taken a heavy hand to the apps recently.
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Sync your media with Miro 4
May 23rd, 2011Posted by: Phil Esposito May 23, 2011 If you are a fan of iTunes and have wanted to sync your Android device, you might want to hear this. Miro 4 , an open-source desktop media client for Mac, PC, and Linux, does just that
Glass Destroyer – Destroy glass blocks with your mighty finger
May 22nd, 2011Feel like breaking something? Relieve some stress by annihilating glass towers in Glass Destroyer.
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