During the recent Google I/O conference, Evernote demoed its upcoming app for Honeycomb tablets. We don’t have all the details, but from what we’ve heard – it’s going to be an awesome app. As you can see from the image above, Evernote for Android Honeycomb tablets comes with a UI which is very similar to…
Google I/O 2011
Hands-on: Sony Ericsson XPERIA Mini and Mini Pro – Small phone, big punch
Alongside all the whiz-bang tech coming out of Google I/O 2011, Sony Ericsson came to the developer-focused conference to show off their new, pint-sized Android smartphones – the Sony Ericsson XPERIA Mini and XPERIA Mini Pro. In an age where smartphone displays seem to be getting bigger and bigger (and pushing the limits of pocketability),…
Hands-on: Fossil Bluetooth MetaWatch smartphone companion
I always kind of find it silly when I see new watchphones being announced but the Fossil Bluetooth MetaWatch has some interesting features which could make it a nice smartphone companion. I’m not completely convinced though. The Fossil Bluetooth MetaWatch is based around the assumption that the notification bar is becoming just as important as…
Hands-on: Android@Home light demonstration with Lighting Science
The Android@Home announcement yesterday was an incredibly ambitious plan to have the little, green robot to integrate and control nearly everything in your house. The company demonstrated this with lightbulbs from Lighting Science and we were able to get a closer look at this at the Google I/O conference. The Android@Home framework requires a new…
Hands-on: Lollihop Android app to help you find healthy food
The good thing about Google I/O 2011 is that you run into cool new apps around every corner and the Lollihop Android app could be one of those. The service is intent on helping you find healthy dishes around you and, if you’re like me, that could be a very useful program. Don’t get me…
Google beefs up Android Market: Ups app size to 4 GB, revamps lists
Google I/O is a developer conference so it’s no surprise to see the company beef up its tools and distribution mechanisms for those making apps. The Android Market has received a few new tools which could make it easier on developers. The biggest change is that developers can now create apps up to 4 GB,…
Google announced Chrome netbook subscriptions for students
With the announcement of new Chrome netbooks today, Google also announced a new subscription plan for students for only $20 a month. This package will come with a new Chrome OS netbook, as well as extra storage in the cloud from Google for it’s services. This will certainly appeal to students, as $20 a month…
Live Blog at the Google I/O Day 2 Keynote
Hey, folks! We’re here at the Google I/O day 2 keynote and we’re hoping to follow up yesterday’s hot news with more from the search giant, and perhaps more coming from the Android department. We’ll be keeping you updated as the news happens, and we’ll share photos as well so you’ll feel like you’re right…
Hands-on: Lightbox Android app could be an Instagram killer
One of the things I love about the Google I/O conference is stumbling upon cool new apps like Lightbox. This Android app is aiming to replace your regular camera functionality and, from what I’ve seen, it has a very good chance of doing that as well as giving the little, green robot something to crow…
Video: Google I/O 2011 Day One Keynote
If you’ve been kicking yourself for missing out on the Google I/O 2011 Day One Keynote, you’ll be happy to hear that Google has just posted their full-form keynote video for all you Android fans to enjoy. The keynote, which ended earlier today, focused on all things Android, and served up some interesting sneak peaks…