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When Samsung started its aggressive promotional activities to promote Samsung Galaxy S, it was almost sure that the phone is going to be hit. On top of that iPhone 4 failed to make an impact on the telecom market.
Now, Samsung is reporting that they have shipped over one million Galaxy S devices in the US. Well, it’s quite interesting to see that Samsung is doing an awesome business with new phone.
Motorola’s Droid 2 has finally been rooted! Yes, the developer at XDA forums has come up with a cool method to get the root access of the Droid 2 phones.
Sebastian Krahmer, the developer of Droid 2 root tool, has made it easier for users to run the applications that require superuser permissions. There are lots of applications available on the Android Market that requires rooted phones, and now it would be easier to get hands on such apps.
Google had talked about its innovation, Google TV, at the developer conference earlier this year. In that conference, Google team members introduced some of the features of the new concept to the world.
For those who don’t know, Google TV is nothing but a combination of Internet and Television. It allows user to watch the YouTube videos and surf websites using Google Chrome browser. Apart from this, users can enjoy high quality television experience with the help of Google TV.
Google’s Android phone, Nexus One, has gone out of stock. Yes, you read it right. A month back, Google had discontinued the direct purchase service from their site and made it available for the registered developers.
In today’s update on the official Android Developers blog, their team members have announced that the new Nexus One developer units will take some time to come out. HTC, the hardware partner of the Nexus One, is not finding difficulties to manufacture the devices.
Google has added life to the Android it will now run on your voice commands!
Google has almost overpowered the Android platform now. A voice action feature – instead of talking on the phone you will now talk with the phone-at least that is what the Google wants you to do. The Android platform has been enabled to work on voice commands. The company believes new capabilities like voice actions will keep it ahead of the game.
To use Voice Actions, tap the microphone button on the Google search box on your home screen, or press down for a few seconds on the physical search button on your phone to activate the “Speak Now” screen.
Even though some of the top notch sources are busy with their leaking business, HTC has plans to unveil something new and interesting for its users. The Taiwan based company is sending special invites to press guys for its media event in the next month.
The company is hosting an event on September 15th in London to address the media people. It’s not really sure what company has to reveal in the event, but rumor mills have already started throwing baseless speculations over the Internet.
After successful launch of HTC EVO 4G, Sprint is going to launch Epic 4G in association with Samsung on August 31st. Samsung has done a great job with its Samsung Galaxy S, which is getting overwhelming response from users around the world.
Currently, Samsung Epic 4G is packed up with Android 2.1 OS, but Sprint has promised to provide Android 2.2 update to the device in coming months. Since the Epic 4G is the Sprint variant of Galaxy S, it will resemble similar features.
Dell’s much awaited tablet phone, Dell Streak, has finally been announced for AT&T customers. The phone is set to launch on this Friday i.e. August 13th.
With Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 1GHz processor, Dell Streak runs on Android platform. This new phone is basically targeted to touchscreen lovers who love to have large screens on their devices.
The Motorola Droid that spread the Android cult to the US market- Motorola and AT&T have decided to release the new version of the phone. This is probably an attempt of the company to recreate the Droid magic again.
The successor definitely is more powerful than the original Droid, as it carries the Android 2.2 platform; way higher than what the Droid had to offer. It also includes support for Flash 10.1.
In recent years, many mobile manufacturing companies and OS developers have improved their products by using several security mechanisms, which help secure the mobile devices. However, the hackers and malicious code developers are also trying their best to find exploits in the mobile phone system.
Such developers have targeted Nokia’s Symbian devices, Apple’s iPhones and many other devices. With the new set of techniques, a Trojan developer has now developed new application, which sends explicit and weird messages to other users.