Android developers looking to utilize the NDK (Native Development Kit) can now download and use the third revision which supports some bug fixes and enhancements as well as a couple new features in Toolchain improvements and support for OpenGL ES 2.0.  The NDK allows developers to utilize native-code languages such as C++ for reusing existing Continue Reading…

Qualcomm has a good market already setup for Android devices.  They are currently powered all but a handful of Android models with various chip sets, from the initial Android MSM7201 in the T-Mobile G1, all the way up to the now famous Snapdragon QSD8250 that powers the Nexus One among others.  Well, Qualcomm demoed it’s Continue Reading…