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Android News- Google Announces Photostreaming App For Android - InformationWeek
- Google's Chrome Browser to Appear in Later Versions of Android - Brighthand
- Mobile Content Bits: EA Mobile; Mobile Ads; Nokia Geotagging ... - MocoNews
- Chrome expected on Google's Android mobile software - Computerworld
- Do AndroidGuys Dream of Google Phones? - New York Times
- Week in review: Google's Chrome shines - CNET News
- Leaked Pictures of Google Android on the New HTC Dream. - Dialaphone
- Newly asked questions What is Google up to with Android - and ... - guardian.co.uk
- Google Chrome to integrate into Google Android - Phones Review
- Chrome Likely to Find its Way to Android Phones - AndroidGuys
- Android SDK Feed
- Mobile Malware: Coming to a Smartphone Near You? - Brighthand
- Top Ten Mobile Phone News Stories of the Week - 5th September. - Dialaphone
- Blogwatch: You wait years for an Apps Store, then 3 come at once - TelecomTV
- Layout Problems Redux: Hierarchy Viewer - AndroidGuys
- On stupid mascots and closed source browser plugins - ZDNet Blogs
- Dialed In 47: Fall phone season. - CNET News
- Sony Ericsson dishes out SDK for Xperia X1 smartphone - TG Daily
- Mobile devices not so open when carriers' bottom line is threatened - SearchMobileComputing.com
- Enterprise-software giants tweak apps for the iPhone - ZDNet UK
- Ten Features Still Missing from the iPhone - informIT
Nov
11
Time for a roundup of the buzz surrounding the announcement of the Open Handset Alliance (wp) and its impressive Alliance member list, as well as the upcoming Android platform (wp) by Google and friends last week. Here is a no-frills list of public comments made by various industry spokespeople and corporate types that have filtered through the media:
Nov
10
Welcome, Android developers!
Posted by Brian at 22:07 | Filed In Uncategorized | Add a Comment
Welcome to OHAdev — the best resource for information, tools, and help with Android development.
The Android SDK releases on November 12th — this Monday. There will be SDK discussion and dissection on our Android developer boards at that time, and an end of day wrapup will be posted here and on the forum (www.ohadev.com/forum/) with commentary and resources. We’ll be speaking with cellphone industry professionals, independent developers and prolific end-users to get general first impressions of the platform.
In addition, the SDK code will be available for download and browsing at our SDK page. From there, we will be developing tutorials and information on Android development.
Since this is a community site, your comments and suggestions are always welcome. Email our webmaster, lloyd [at] ohadev with your ideas!
Happy hacking,
Brian
OHAdev contributor
Nov
10
Welcome to OHAdev!
Posted by admin at 18:55 | Filed In Uncategorized | 1 Comment
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