We know every pros and cons of mass storage device in our PC, but in FroYo it gets a little friendlier. For as easy as Android can make your life, the simple task of getting photos, video and music from your computer to your phone isn’t quite as straightforward as it should be. Gone is [...]

Vic Gundotra, Vice president of engineering with Android, stated and requested to listen something. He also urged to listen something with full concentration.
From his speech it was clear that carriers need time to organize and test the upgrade version of Android. Your phone is just one of many, and it needs to be done right. [...]

Yesterday Google TV was announced in Google I/O. This quote is taken from Google “Google TV is a new experience for television that combines the TV that you already know with the freedom and power of the Internet”
Release date and partners
Google has stated that YouTube will be available initially on a companion box from Logitech [...]

All Google fans are waiting with great interest for Google I/O. We will let you with pros and cons of Google I/O from Moscone West in San Francisco
First up is the day 1 keynote. Google is streaming the entire thing via YouTube, so be sure to tune in and watch live.
Keynotes are available at http://www.youtube.com/GoogleDevelopers
Here [...]

Google updated their Android Market website, but the update was not satisfactory. The status of the site is not so much rich, even Android users are not able to browse all apps, download apps, see full app details, or even perform basic Google-functions like search.
We are hopeful that Google will update more features which will [...]

I would like to invite all Android fans to concentrate on live WeekIn Android show. Users can view the show from the ThisWeekIn Android site, Justin.TV, Ustream, or we have embedded it after the jump. If you are away from the PC, you can even stream the live show to your Android phone using the [...]

If you are in the world of digital technology, I think you are eagerly waiting for Google’s annual I/O developer conference. There is some good news airing for those who are lucky enough to be attending this years gathering: Google has just released an Android app for Google I/O 2010 featuring many conference details.
The app [...]

Recently thing has gotten worse between Apple and Adobe (like it was ever good before). The issue is that Adobe is trying to get flash on the iPhone while Apple continues to resist. Apple strongly believe that HTML5 is the future of the web, but we all know that most of the good web sites [...]

The initial report was that Google and HTC are working on a tablet PC, something I prefer to call the ChromePad.  But it seems that this plan has now include Verizon. According to the Wall Street Journal, Verizon and Google are working on a tablet PC. Verizon chief executive Lowell McAdam revealed this plan in [...]

Recently Android does not support all top level domains (TLDs), so before adopting your short URL remember this caution. This problem may lead your potential users not to able click your short URL that you generate. As best I can tell, the problem arises in part of the core Android library that many Android apps [...]