After taking a little time to think of a few different ways to give away the Android Mini Collectibles that I have received, I decided I’d like to read some interesting stories about Android.  Be CREATIVE.  The more unique and interesting the story, the better your chances of winning.  The story must be Android oriented.  Continue Reading…

The Samsung Galaxy Tab, which will most likely take a while to hit the states, appears to be an oversized Galaxy S Android phone, without the ear piece.  It has all the other elements baked right in.  It comes in a 7″ diagonal screen form, with a 1Ghz processor inside, 16GB or 32GB of storage Continue Reading…

Sometimes I stumble upon what I consider to be great apps and I just want to share them with others.  Retro Camera by Urbian, Inc is one such app.  I’ve tried a number of camera apps out there, and many have done the duty they claim to do, such as produce vintage style photos and Continue Reading…

Looks like someone was kind enough to store the OTA update for the Droid incredible in a nice update.zip package for everyone.  If you are tired of patiently waiting for your OTA upgrade to Android 2.2, then head on over to Android Central and grab you the  upgrade.  It’s the exact same upgrade as what Continue Reading…

Just a few days ago, Hotmail completed it’s upgrade to be able to sync utilizing Microsoft Exchange services.  This means syncing your Hotmail account, including your contacts and calendar is now much easier.  There is one catch. Your phone must be capable of supporting Microsoft Exchange services.  If your phone has Android 2.2 you are Continue Reading…

You all knew it was coming.  When Sprint and HTC released the Android 2.2 update for the EVO 4G, it successfully removed root access to all those users looking to get a little more out of their ‘Droid.  Well fret no more users, once again the good people of XDA Developers have found a way Continue Reading…

My first impression is wow.  I have heard many rumors and some very plausible images of the Samsung Galaxy tablet, which is now being called the “Tab”, but this video and description really does impress me.  It will be running Android 2.2, has a 7″ Screen, obviously a front facing camera for “video calling”, GPS, Continue Reading…

Now it’s even easier to enjoy your new Samsung Galaxy S phone on the network of your choice, even if it’s the T-Mobile Vibrant or AT&T Captivate version.  The crew over at XDA have found that the unlock codes for the phone are stored on the phone in a .bak file.  Most networks will eventually Continue Reading…

The Droid 2 for Verizon recently hit the market and appears to be selling well.  It’s a direct replacement for the original Droid phone, which was heavily marketed by Verizon and one of the first next generation Android phones to hit the market.  It came bundled with Android 2.0 and sported a high resolution screen.  Continue Reading…

A leaked version of Android 2.2 for the Droid X has appeared over at the Droid X forums.  Since this is an unofficial version, but a little careful if you plan on installing this on your Droid X.  If you like a little adventure, hop on over to the post and give it a try Continue Reading…

Looks like Engadget has scored themselves some spy shots of the upcoming G2 for T-Mobile.  Just like the original G1, the G2 will sport a side slide-out QWERTY keyboard.  On top of that, the screen has been bumped to 3.7″ size and we imagine it will be high res, probably around 800 x 480 or Continue Reading…