Verizon Galaxy Nexus, other CDMA devices, no longer listed with Google developer support
A quick visit to the Android developer support page reveals some startling news. It appears as if Google is dropping the “developer device” tag of once-listed CDMA models.
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Verizon Galaxy Nexus, other CDMA devices, no longer listed with Google developer support
[UPDATE: Google responds] Verizon Galaxy Nexus, other CDMA devices, no longer listed with Google developer support
UPDATE: The Android Team’s Dan Morrill has posted an explanation for the removal of the Galaxy Nexus and other CDMA devices from the official developer support page. This has nothing to do with Google Wallet (we never thought it did) and everything to do with the way the Android code is compiled for CDMA devices.
MIUI Android ROM is Being Open Sourced
MIUI, the stylish ROM which transforms Android into an unrecognizable beast, will be getting open-sourced.
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MIUI Android ROM is Being Open Sourced
RIM Offering Free Blackberry Playbook to Android Developers Who Repackage Their Apps for Blackberry
RIM’s trying to get things rolling on the apps side of things and are enticing any and all Android developers to repackage their Android applications as Blackberry Apps to be used on the new Blackberry Playbook 2.0 update. The offer
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RIM Offering Free Blackberry Playbook to Android Developers Who Repackage Their Apps for Blackberry
AT&T’s Galaxy Note Gets Source Code Released
The Samsung Galaxy Note for AT&T won’t be here until February 19th (presales begin on the fifth of this month) but its source code is already available for developers to download. This will allow folks to get started on creating ROMs well before its launch but don’t expect to see a lot of that happening before the device is in developers’ hands. If you want to take a look be sure to download the source at Samsung’s site via the link ahead
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AT&T’s Galaxy Note Gets Source Code Released
CyanogenMod 9 Alpha 0 for the Samsung Epic 4G Available [Video]
While the original Epic 4G never saw a truly stable release of CyanogenMod 7, the Epic CM team are making a lot of great progress with CyanogenMod 9. The Android 4.0-based ROM brings a stock Android offering for those who’d rather not deal with TouchWiz.
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CyanogenMod 9 Alpha 0 for the Samsung Epic 4G Available [Video]
Nexus S 4G Gets Leaked Android 4.0.4 Build
Those looking for some Ice Cream Sandwich love on their Nexus S 4G should listen up. A new build of Android 4.0 – 4.0.4, to be exact – has leaked online for rooted users. The build for this particular device and release is IMM26 .
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Nexus S 4G Gets Leaked Android 4.0.4 Build
Linux and Windows 95/98/XP on the HTC EVO 3D? It’s more likely than you think
We’ve seen Windows 95 running the on the Motorola Droid, but how about putting the golden child of 90s computing onto something a bit more powerful? Something like the HTC EVO 3D
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Linux and Windows 95/98/XP on the HTC EVO 3D? It’s more likely than you think
Android Developers ready to hangout on Google+
The mobile ninjas over at Android Developers have announced a new medium for advice, collaboration and training : Google+ . The collective will use the social networking site to help developers “meet, share, and connect with the people behind the Android developer experience.” Programming tips, SDK announcements and training offerings are all on the menu, and the group is promising to hold weekly “broadcast office hours” for live Q&A using the Hangouts feature built-in to Google+. Hit the source link to invite the coding co-op into your virtual circle of choice.
Android Developers now on Google+
For those looking to get social about development, the Android dev team has just launched their official Google+ page. The new resource is meant as hub for developers to meet and chat with members of the Android team, discuss aspects of coding for Android with other members of the community, and otherwise expand their knowledge of working with Google’s mobile platform. There will even be opportunities to join a Hangout with the various people working behind the scenes.
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Android Developers now on Google+