January, 2010


28
Jan 10

Back Up Your SMS Messages to a Gmail Label on Android

Back Up Your SMS Messages to a Gmail Label on Android

via LifeHacker (These peeps rock)

and the glorious link to the Google Code Project : android-sms


27
Jan 10

Android apps for developers and IT pros

A quick slideshow tour of Google Android apps that make a geek’s life easier

via InfoWorld


27
Jan 10

Live Android – Live CD for your x86 PC

Want to give Google Android a try, but don’t feel like buying a T-Mobile G1/G2/G3? LiveAndroid lets you download a LiveCD disc image of the Google Android operating system. Just burn the image to a disc, stick it in a CD-ROM drive, and reboot your computer and you can check out Android without installing it or affecting any files on your PC.

Read more here at Live-Android at Google Code


27
Jan 10

Developing Android Applications, Workshop One from O’Reilly

Awesome Learn Learn Learn!

1 hour and 25 minutes folks!


27
Jan 10

A first hand look at building an Android application


27
Jan 10

JRuby for Android Released

JRuby for Android is an application that provides a JRuby scripting environment for Android, including an IRB shell, source code editor and script manager.

via JRuby for Android on Google Code


27
Jan 10

Android Developer Lab Complimentary Passes

We have a limited number of complimentary MWC Exhibition Visitor Passes (EVPs) that provide access to the Android Developer Lab, the rest of App Planet, and the general exhibition areas for MWC.


27
Jan 10

Quake II port for Android

via This Android Life


27
Jan 10

CyanogenMod 5.0(Beta 2) for Nexus One

* Can be used with or without Google applications
* Latest 2.6.29.6 kernel which supports tethering, vpn, and other modules (cifs, nfs, aufs, fuse)
* Clean shudown/startup system
* NO APPS2SD. I’ve implemented a hack that will store the dalvik-cache of system apps in /cache, which saves you ~40MB on /data
* Built in USB tether
* Minor graphical enhancements and an excellent wallpaper by Prash
* ARM NEON optimizations (mostly to the pixelflinger library) which have not been included in the stock build yet
* Includes BusyBox, htop, nano, powertop, openvpn, and all engineering commandline utilities
* Multitouch browser using native API and code from Luke Hutchison. More MT integration coming.
* FLAC audio support from Kenny Root
* Phone enhancements from Cytown
* Perform zipalign-on-install of applications
* DeskClock tweaks- longer autosilence and “require unlock” option
* Compcache is available via Spare Parts, but I don’t recommend it
* Massive APN list
* Huge collection of ringtones and audio
* All available locales are included thanks to PsychoBoy
* Many other bugfixes and tweaks from AOSP contributors

All source code is available at the CyanogenMod GitHub

More info here


27
Jan 10

Droid overclocked to 1.3 GHz … Nexus One still faster

Droid overclocked to 1.3 GHz …  Nexus One still faster

via AndroidandMe.com