Here is the official Android 2.2 Video showing off some of the amazing features found in Froyo. Performance & speed: The new Dalvik JIT compiler in Android 2.2 delivers between a 2-5X performance improvement in CPU-bound code vs. Android 2.1 according to various benchmarks. New enterprise capabilities: We’ve added Exchange capabilities such as account auto-discovery Continue Reading…
Another video of the HTC supersonic appears in the wild and this one shows a whole lot of nothing that we didn’t already know, however, it’s still proof this thing exists. If it turns out anything like the rumors are pointing to, ie 4G Sprint device, then we are very excited over here at the Continue Reading…
Everyone loves the feeling of unwrapping, opening and experiencing their brand new, maybe not even on the market yet gadget, for the first time. It brings a sense of completeness, like this new toy has filled some sort of void in your life. Well, the fine crew over at Slashgear have gotten to experience that Continue Reading…
AT&T has put together a nice introduction video of the Motorola Backflip and provides a nice 3min+ video demonstrating the phone’s features and capabilities. It’s a really nice video and if you are thinking about the Backflip at all, I’d suggest giving it a watch. I’m particularly liking the back track pad area as a Continue Reading…
Google has been running their series of Nexus One : The Story for a few days now. Today is episode 5: Day One. This video is about a day in the life of a Nexus One user, from waking to the Android alarm all the way until using the Google Sky Map app to look Continue Reading…
This is a screen shot of the latest Nexus One: The Story YouTube video of how the Nexus One came to be. This is from Episode 2, Display & 3D Framework, near the end of the video clip. I realize this is just a rendering for the video, but I found the all white Nexus Continue Reading…
Vimeo launched a mobile version of their site Wednesday, allowing iPhone and Android users to stream their videos via their mobile browsers. This means transcoding their videos into a format other than Flash, since only the Hero (and, of course, the Droid Eris) support Flash out of the box. They appear to be using Quicktime Continue Reading…
