Feb 10, 2012 : Comments
Samsung Vibrant back on official CyanogenMod list, 911 issues fixed
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SDK for Samsung’s Galaxy Note “S Pen” released
Samsung's Galaxy Note has been quite the interesting device. Just a little too big for a phone, yet just a little too small to be a tablet. Its also been advertised as a note taker, with its special "S Pen" (basically a stylus). Samsung wants to allow the pen to be used to the best of its ability, and has released an SDK specifically for it. Allowing developers... Read more » Honeycomb SDK highlights go live
It's official - Google has released everything you need to know about Honeycomb on an "Android 3.0 Platform Highlights" page located on the Android Developers website. Main points of general awesomeness: 3D graphic support, dual-core processor support, and of course a major overhaul to the entire UI of the OS. Other noteworthy highlights include: UI... Read more » New Android SDK (r06) now available
In conjunction with the announcement of Android 2.2 (Froyo) at the Google I/O develepor's conference, a new version of the Android software development kit has been released by Google. As indicated by the included read me file, some changes have been made this time around. Specifically, no version platforms are included. I guess there are just too many out there... Read more » Google releases Android 2.1 SDK
It's already been a long time coming. With the Nexus One being released just last week developers were left in the dark waiting for the 2.1 SDK. But now they can sit down, crack those knuckles and get to it. Google is calling this but "a minor platform release". Yet as expected they released the API for the new Live Wallpaper feature found on the Nexus One. With... Read more » 
