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AOSP developer says 5-month wait for ICS is “very reasonable”

27 April 2012 by Michael Crider Discuss (3)

Meet Jean-Baptiste Queru. He’s Google’s lead technical developer for the Android Open Source Project, the open-source Android code that manufacturers and ROM developers use to create updated versions of Android. And he’s not nearly as upset about the lackadaisical state of Android updates as we (and probably you) are. In a Google+ post yesterday, he broke down some …

Google’s Summer of Code gives students a part time job coding

27 March 2012 by Cory Gunther Discuss (0)

Want to work for Google? Want something better to do this warm summer season instead of wasting away hours playing Xbox or mowing lawns to earn extra cash? Google has released details on their Summer of Code 2012. A initiative to give college students a seasonal, summer long part time job making money by coding …

Flash Blink App uses camera LED for call notifications

23 March 2012 by Cory Gunther Discuss (0)

We see tons and tons of random applications or development in the world of Android but every once in a while I see something interesting and unique like Flash Blink that I just have to share with our readers. Meet Flash Blink, an app developed to use the camera flash on our Android smartphones to …

Qualcomm Spark launches – helps push boundaries of mobile computing

19 March 2012 by Cory Gunther Discuss (0)

Today Qualcomm has just announced the release of a brand new mobile computing and technology site called Spark. This isn’t an app for Android, or something that will be inside of HTC or other Qualcomm powered devices — instead it’s a place for creators to come and spark ideas, invent the unimaginable and more.

Google I/O 2012 registration officially opens March 27 at 7 AM

13 March 2012 by Cory Gunther Discuss (5)

Google has just officially announced the details for those interested in the Google I/O 2012 developer conference. Along with the time, date, pricing, and new rules to name a few. Google I/O 2012 tickets will go on sale March 27th at 7 AM PDT, and you better be ready because last year they sold out …

WIMM Spring Developers Project Update #2 — Micro App Store goes live

22 February 2012 by Cory Gunther Discuss (0)

We are back with even more news today about the WIMM One wearable technology and our Spring Developers Project. In case you haven’t been paying attention we are giving away 10 WIMM One developer kits and have already announced our first three winners. Today we have another four winners so get excited and see the …

Android Community’s WIMM Spring Developers Project Update!

17 February 2012 by Chris Burns Discuss (3)

It’s time for the first big update of our Spring Developers Project, complete with the first three contributors who earned their very own WIMM One developer kit (which you can also view a full review of on SlashGear if you wish.) This event will continue through this weekend and on to the next week, leading …

Portal ported to Android, the cake is not a lie

14 February 2012 by Cory Gunther Discuss (8)

Oh man this news is just awesome. One of my favorite PC games of all times has been unofficially ported to Android. Portal, the popular shooter/puzzle game by Valve has been tweaked and ported with the Unity engine to run on our Android tablets and so far it looks amazing. While graphics are obviously missing …

Android Community WIMM Spring Developers Project Giveaway begins

14 February 2012 by Cory Gunther Discuss (17)

For those looking to get the Android development and brainstorm train going we have just the device for you. The WIMM Android-powered smartwatch. The WIMM platform brings Android apps and development to wearable technology and we are proud to announce the Android Community and WIMM Labs Spring Developers Project Giveaway! What we’ve got here is …

Astdroid project helps your phone navigate in low Earth orbit [UPDATE]

30 January 2012 by Michael Crider Discuss (3)

We’ve seen Android slip the surly bonds of Earth to touch the face of God (or at least slip past the upper sections of the atmosphere) before, but at least one developer wants to make it an everyday occurrence. Various weather balloon and rocket delivery systems from students and hobbyists have given us dirst-cheap photos and …

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