Monthly Archives: October 2008
Kyocera announces development of Android platform
As the official launch of HTC’s T-Mobile G1 is only hours away, more handset developers let the press know that they are going to...
Android Source-Code released: Google keep Open-Source promise
Google have, as promised, released the Android source-code for their mobile platform. Timed to coincide with the launch of the T-Mobile G1, the first...
T-Mobile G1 arrives early for many who pre-ordered
Many of our users are ecstatic to find their G1 arriving 2 days before launch. A few days ago our forum erupted when users...
T-Mobile sells G1 early in one San Francisco store
For those of you who did not get a chance to pre-order the T-Mobile G1 and still would like to get your hands on...
MySpace Mobile Launches for Android
With just days before the official launch of the T-Mobile G1, MySpace Mobile has already made its debut in the Android Market. It looks...
Google removes applications just before launch
As people start receiving their pre-ordered T-Mobile G1 phones, they are going to be very disappointed to find that the 50+ applications that were...
Android Community Week in Review – Week 42 2008
What a week it has been for Android Community. We started off with a story about T-Mobile selling 1.5 million G1 handsets already in...
Handango expands to Android; sponsors Application contests
The leader of smartphone applications globally, Handango Inc, announced that they will be the first retailer to offer both free and paid applications for...
T-Mobile G1 Review round-up
Reviews of the first Android-powered handset the T-Mobile G1 have surfaced and many people are finding the G1 less than fantastic. Many have gone...
Wrike syncs Microsoft Exchange contacts with T-Mobile G1
Many people have all their contacts synced with Microsoft Exchange, however with the T-Mobile G1 contacts are only synced with your Google address book,...
Android Community site updates
There has been a lot of growth with Android Community the last few weeks. Our members have been eagerly anticipating the arrival of the...
Android comes fully equipped with a killswitch
Word has surfaced that Google has a remote killswitch for applications on Android-powered handsets, much like Apple has for the iPhone. IPhone owners were...