Posts Tagged ‘Google’

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

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How to Master Reset HTC G2 with Google

Thisvideo shows you how to master reset HTC G2 with Google. If you like this video, please subscribe and leave a comment. You can also visit our website at www.howtechs.com

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The White House joins Google+, invites you to Hangout

President Obama may have been on Google+ since November, but the administration is now stepping up its presence on the social network even further in anticipation of next week's State of the Union address and the forthcoming presidential campaign. It now has an official White House Google+ page, where it plans to post the usual news, photos and videos, and also host regular Hangout video chats. There's no promises yet that the President himself will take part, but the White House says it will regularly have administration officials and policy experts take part in the conversations, which will also be streamed on YouTube and WhiteHouse.gov.

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Google outs new tilt and roll Maps game, promotes Google+

If you weren't in the know on Google Earth's flight simulator easter egg, rest assured that Google's next map-centric game will be entirely public. A new promotional video pimping Google+ Games invites you to "play your world" by cubing a mapped area of the Earth, and dropping a ball into it. Tilt and roll -- not the most complex game ever, but novel to say the least.

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Google outs new tilt and roll Maps game, promotes Google+

If you weren't in the know on Google Earth's flight simulator easter egg, rest assured that Google's next map-centric game will be entirely public. A new promotional video pimping Google+ Games invites you to "play your world" by cubing a mapped area of the Earth, and dropping a ball into it. Tilt and roll -- not the most complex game ever, but novel to say the least.

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English: HTC Desire S vs Google Nexus S

Our English comparison of the HTC Desire S and the Nexus S. The following, written, reviews are in Dutch, but you can use Google tanslate. Review Desire S: www.allaboutphones.nl Review Nexus S: www.allaboutphones.nl

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Google Goggles App On The HTC Desire Android Smartphone

desireuser.blogspot.com another amazing application on the Android platform, being shown off on my new HTC Desire.

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T-mobile G2 Review: unboxing & first impressions, Designed by HTC w/ Google

I love it when the mailman delivers new gadgets! The T-Mobile G2 (by HTC) arrived today and I’m here to share with you my first impressions. I purchased the devices from Amazon for only $79 with a new 2-year contract. I was previously on T-mobile’s prepaid monthly plan, but figured to sign up for the contract since I’ve been really happy with their service in New York City. The T-mobile G2 is the first smartphone delivering 4G speeds on T-Mobile’s superfast HSPA+ network. The phone is designed by HTC and is the highly anticipated successor to the T-Mobile G1, the world’s first Android powered mobile phone. It has a 3.7-inch screen with a unique hinge design that opens to reveal a full QWERTY keyboard. On the back is a 5-megapixel camera with LED flash and autofocus. The G2 is built on Android 2.2 and has deep integration with Google services such as Gmail, Voice, Google Search, Maps, Calendar, Places, and so on. Thousands of apps are also available at the Android Market. I really like that entering my Gmail account during device setup automatically pulls in my contacts and calendar entries too. I’ve compared the size of the T-mobile G2 with other phones that can be used on T-Mobile’s network. I show the Samsung Vibrant, Google Nexus One, and the Nokia N8. The G2 was the thickest of the four because of the keyboard. The G2 also felt heavier. I like the keyboard on the T-mobile G2. There’s lots of space for the buttons at the top row and the tactile feedback is excellent …

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Google+ update will add new Hangout features, give first dibs to famous people

The Big G has detailed a few changes that are en route in forthcoming updates to both the Google+ desktop interface, the Android app and -- with an undisclosed lag -- the iOS app. You and your inner circle will soon be able to attach Hangout invitations to specific posts, so you can "upgrade the conversation from long-form to live" with a single click

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Google+ update will add new Hangout features, give first dibs to famous people

The Big G has detailed a few changes that are en route in forthcoming updates to both the Google+ desktop interface, the Android app and -- with an undisclosed lag -- the iOS app. You and your inner circle will soon be able to attach Hangout invitations to specific posts, so you can "upgrade the conversation from long-form to live" with a single click.

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