Slide ME is an Android application store- founded last year and headquartered in Seattle. Developers can provide their applications to users at cost or for free. Slide ME offers developers a forum in which to interact with end-users and promote their applications. While many of the currently listed applications are free, developers can enter a paypal ...
Website ReviewAbout a week or two ago, we bought you an article about the support of widgets in Google SDK 1.5. In that same article I mentioned the Droid Dev challenge sponsored by Android-dls.com. I’m using this competition as an opportunity to provide a tutorial for creating widgets that builds upon the existing ...
NewsI am using speech recognition software to write this article. It’s frustrating to say the least, but a surprisingly intuitive program. While I had a faint idea about the accessibility settings provided in windows, it never occurred to me that they could serve some practical use to un-impaired users. While searching frantically for free speech-to-text ...
Application Reviews, ProgrammingEarlier we reported to you news of T-mobile’s line-up for the rest of the year. One of said phones was the Bigfoot, slated to come out during T-mobile’s back to school section of the year. More information about this phone has leaked along with info about a second phone from Samsung. This one, called Spica, ...
NewsOk the hype is done. Cupcake is being released to the end user, everyone, including myself, has talked about its features and analyzed it to a crisp. Now its time to move our focus to the future. And thus begins another wait until the next Android update. Called donut, people are clamoring for ...
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