Bilindigi uzere Android markette bir cok “Tasks”, yani “Yapilacaklar Listesi” programlari mevcut. Fazla yer isgal etmeyen bu programlari telefonunuza kurup, yapilacaklar listesi olusturabilir, notlar alabilirsiniz. Bu programlara alternatif olarak ise, Google’in Android isletim sistemi icin ozel olarak hazirladigi…
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Android’e Ozel Google Tasks
Tim Bray just tweeted a link to the 2010 Google I/O schedule for May 19th and 20th. Two of the more interesting Android-related sessions
…to write Android games, and the traits of the most popular games on Market.And the session that seems to be making an attempt to tackle at least some facets of the fragmentation issue:
One of Android’s strengths is its flexibility to run on a wide variety of devices. In this session, we will explore the facilities the Android resource system provides to developers to make supporting many devices from one application binary easier, as well as common pitfalls. In addition to hardware heterogeneity, more than one version of Android may exist in the wild at any given time. We will go over strategies for providing cross-version compatibility.An interesting tidbit pointed out by Bray in his tweet are several TBA Android sessions for the end of Thursday May 20th. It could mean they just haven’t sorted out the exact details, but I’m also willing to bet that at least one of these sessions will be aimed at revealing some brand new, top-secret information, such as, I don’t know, maybe Android 2.2.
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Google I/O Schedule Released | Android Messages
1. cab4me:- Utilizing Android�s Google Maps application, cab4me lets users call a cab to their location with a single click. By using GPS capabilities
…Hungry :- It is Hungry! promotion website. Hungry! is a free application that tries to ease your hunger by keeping track of the things you want to buy in the supermarket. Yes, it is another shoplist app. With this application you can maintain a list of items you may want to get at the Supermarket. You would only have to write them down one time, the application will keep the list and will make it easy for you to select the items so you wont forget a thing on your next shopping. Also it keeps track of the most bought items as well as the last used so…
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Top 21 Google Android Applications
I woke up this morning and found something that made me smile (just like I did with these nice Korean Android commercials yesterday): an assortment of cool
…fist in the air we’ve become accustomed to, there were a good handful of unique and creepy takes on the iconic figure.Eager to figure out where we could snatch some of these up for a giveaway, our own Rob Jackson contacted DKE Toys a wholesale supplier to see if we could purchase a few sets. The response was unfortunate:
I am sure most of you know already but if not, we did receive about 150 boxes but could barely satisfy the demand from our regular customers.The one glimmer of hope we did extract, though, was that Google will be selling these toys themselves at some point.
While more of the toys will be made, Google will be the exclusive retailer from now on and there will be no more wholesale. If anything else develops or there are any changes I will email you all again.So we missed out on the here and now, but thankfully Google will adopt these cute little creatures themselves to provide to the Android-loving faithful. I’m not sure if they’ll sell them separately or in the box collection pictured…
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Google To Sell Android Toys? | Android Messages
Tim Bray, co-inventor of the Extensible Markup Language, energetically announced today on his blog that he is leaving Oracle to work for Google as an Android “Development Advocate”. In his announcement, Bray declares his hatred for the closed nature of the iPhone.
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XML inventor slams iPhone, advocates Android
Google’s new (okay, not so new) operating system Android really shook the cellular devices market. The was all serious stuff as the Big G was taking over something that It actually had not. If you think thats strange,wait till you check out our really cool list of Android targeted comics that we’ve put together.
…26th feb,2010. Google’s new (okay, not so new) operating system Android really shook the cellular devices market. The was all serious stuff as the Big G was taking over something that It actually had not. If you think thats strange,wait till you check out our really cool list of Android targeted comics that we’ve put together. No, we haven’t made them over selves, we just caught them floating around the open web and decided that we’re going to past them here over at Crunched and see If we can induce a little bit of laughter from our readers. Another thing that motivated us to push this post out was to create a little bit of a jovioul environment before Google’s complete Invasion of the cellular phone market. While the guys at HTC would have reason to smile about It,Nokia would probably not since their looking to stay where they are and sticking to symbian. Motorola smile too. So, Without much adue lets lift the curtains on our really cool list of Android comics that you probably haven’t seen before.
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5 Android comics you haven’t seen.
Google ensures it’s foothold in the competitive market with its own Android Market, churning out one great application after the other. With a massive range from useful utilities, addons, games, entertainment and serious business niches, the Android application range is absolutely outstanding.
…s quite fast, even on simple 2G networks, along with multiple language support as well. The application also shows up featured content from the wikis such as the latest news and trends. A must have android application for the general knowledge enthusiasts.
That quite well about rounds up the never-so-ending list of gorgeous and mind boggling applications designed exclusively for the Android platform. Indeed, the true iPhone competitors are now surfacing, thanks to the…
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10 Great Applications for Android
The first handset to run Android (aka “the Google Phone”) has been approved by the FCC. In the documents provided, it appears that we have now a release date for this highly anticipated phone: November 10th, 2008. So what will the HTC Dream offer? We take a look at some of the details and unknowns surrounding this device.
…This morning Engadget Mobile broke the news of the HTC Dream’s FCC approval, and confirms that it is indeed the long-awaited Android phone. T-Mobile, HTC, and Google should be announcing the Dream’s launch in either September or October, depending on who you believe. Originally, the launch was thought to be in October, but today, VentureBeat is reporting that, in the FCC document, HTC requests the commission grant it a short-term confidentiality request on “attachments” until Nov. 10th, 2008. That date seems to confirm that the phone will be released on November 10th….
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First Android Phone Just Approved By FCC
A concise look at Google’s Android development over the past few years.
…Gallery, Bluetooth, Youtube and Picasa uploading
- New Linux kernel (version 2.6.27)
- API revamp
1.6 Donut:
Downloadable on September 15th 2009, Donut offered key search upgrades and a new UI for the Android Market:2.0 and 2.1 Eclair:
Following on the heels of 1.6, Eclair versions 2.0 and 2.1 went live on October 26th 2009. After only twelve months, Android has progressed from a somewhat simple and spartan OS to a splendidly polished and powerful rival to Windows Mobile, Blackberry, and iPhone OS 3.0. At CES 2010, Google announced the immediate availability of its very own smartphone made by HTC, the Nexus One.2.1 and Beyond:
Smartphones have become an integral part of the daily lives of businesspeople and folks who need all of their important data accessible in the palms of their hands. Gone are the days when handheld devices served only one or two rudimentary functions. Smartphones now integrate telecommunications, internet connectivity, social networking, multimedia, GPS, and a mini-computer all…
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Google Android: from 1.0 to 2.1 and Beyond
According to new data from ChangeWave Research, both usage and consumer sentiment towards Google’s mobile operating system Android has increased over the past several months.
…While this seems like promising news for Android, let’s not forget the recent figures regarding sales of the Nexus One, Google’s self-sold Android smartphone. Once positioned as a potential “iPhone killer,” the N1’s first week sales fell short of expectations with just 20,000 sold since its January 5th launch date. So while consumer sentiment may be on the rise regarding the Android OS, the mobile OS still has quite a ways to go before it catches up with the iPhone 3GS (which, incidentally, sold 1.6 million devices in its first week).However, positioning the N1 against the iPhone isn’t really a valid comparison -the N1 is only one of many Android handsets on the market today. Other Android-enabled phones like the myTouch 3G and the Droid also have significant and growing install bases. Combined, the overall marketshare for Android is on the rise. This growth is benefitting both Motorola and HTC, each who offer a version of the Droid smartphone. (HTC is also the maker of the N1). Since September, Motorola…
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Android Usage Increased 200% Over Past Three Months