For about two months I have tried to collect my thoughts on this, each time coming up with something too complex or unfocused. Completely by accident this week I recieved a succinct explanation for at least some of it from the developer of FoxyRing. While the topic was churning around in my mind I contacted LevelUp Studios suggesting that if it was possible for them to update FoxyRing to emulate some of the HTC Sense functions such as louder ring when in a pocket, or face down to activate silent / Speakperphone. The reply was the following: Continue reading
Category Archives: Android
Android Music Player 3.0.336, the look of 2.4?
Eyefi X2 can save photos directly to your Android or iOS device
Head on over to eye.fi for info. I would post the press release here except I am trying to use Opera instead of chrome (gotta try ‘em all!) and it is being far from co-operative.
Review: Tech | 21 Flip-case for Nexus S
Perhaps then you have been wowed by videos of iPhones being hurled at walls with enough force to dent the plaster while protected by only a sliver of a material called d30? Yep, d30 is pretty impressive stuff so what better protection for your glossy new communicator than the Tech | 21 leather flip case for the Nexus S with d30 padding? Continue reading
Google Mail Android client updates in Germany? Nope. (And a workaround)
A look at Opera Mobile 11 for Android
The first video for the site involved testing a new camera (Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ10) so it is not as direct as I would like, things will improve down the line.
Google Nexus S UK / EU Review and Galaxy S comparison
Preface
The following is aimed primarily at people who are already familiar with the Galaxy S and Nexus S and wish to know if the known problems of the first are corrected in the latter. Skipping over the obvious areas to spend more time on topics like GPS and call quality as there are plenty of opinion-pieces online dealing with the superficial elements such as the new colour scheme and so on. Are you are wondering if the potent Samsung hardware is better paired with software directly from the Google Android team or if the FCC reported hardware changes make a difference? Then read on! Continue reading