First look SKD and gPhone application

Google has launched its long wait SDK which contains many interesting APIs and etc. Developers are now started to churn out good apps now. Google also has pledged $10 million dollars for developers around the world to develop apps based on Android OS called 'Android Developer Challenge'. It's a kind of contest with a big reward. Check out at http://code.google.com/android/adc.html for more details on how you can participate.










Left: The first Android application

Inside The [dream] GPhone

Inside The GPhone: What To Expect From Google's Android Alliance

Here are eight technologies:

1) GPS
2) Deep rich multimedia
3) lightweight mobile web browser
4) gaming graphics
5) Speech recognition
6) Gliding touch screen
7) Push and Search
8) ... and more

These features will be made possible by the Open Handset Alliance members.

http://www.informationweek.com/news/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=202805257

Congrats Google for taking gphone initiative

It' has been a big news in the last of couple of weeks regarding to the gphone. I am on the bandwagon and follow every step in development of this new venture. I hope to create Lao version thereafter solutions and issues had been defined.

References: http://www.openhandsetalliance.com and http://code.google.com/android/


I'll try to post our developments in this new venture here as much I could.

Cheers and long live gphone!!! And to the best of Google initiative, we're with you.

Google for Open Source mobile phone, watchout IPhone

http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,139240-c,google/article.html

The ambitious mobile application development platform includes an OS, APIs, IM, and mobile browser.

This is really interest. It will change a lot of things in terms of mobile localization, free Mobile Operating System. Google will announce an open source development platform for mobile applications that will contain a full set of components, including an operating system, a set of common APIs, a middleware layer, a customizable user interface, and even a mobile browser, sources said. Instant messaging standard. I just can't wait!