Handset Manager for Google Android Series phones is the first PC Sync Tool in Android Market. With this free application you will be able to edit/backup your contacts from your Android phone on your PC. Apart from this, you can also sync your contacts and calendar between Outlook and your Android phone. This utility helps you to take a back up of your contacts, SMS and calendar to your PC. The utility includes SMS manager, Contacts manager, File transfer and also synchronization tool.

PC World – In a bid to compete more squarely with Apple’s App Store, the developers of the Android mobile OS are improving the way people browse for applications on Google phones through what is known as Android Market. Related Posts Developers Praise Android at Google I/O (PC World) PC World – Google’s Android mobile platform is getting a lot of buzz at a company conference. Google Intros Android Mobile Phone SDK, $10M Prize (NewsFactor) NewsFactor – If it were up to Google, Inc., there would be an Android powering every handset in the …

Posted by Charbax on September 4th, 2009 Sony are releasing some new pretty cool touchscreen based E-Ink readers. Here I show you the interface a bit. It seems to work quite alright. All that’s needed now is that they release an unlocked HSDPA and WiFi version runing something like Google Android to add features and basic but optimized Internet text content reading features. This entry was posted on Friday, September 4th, 2009 at 8:46 pm and is filed under E-Ink, IFA.

Facebook said more than 65 million people are actively using the on their mobile devices . The social network said it had just 20 million active mobile users at the beginning of the year. The site has seen explosive growth in the mobile department thanks to Facebook placing a stronger emphasis on applications, and expanding its Facebook Connect feature to the mobile Web . The Facebook app is routinely among the most-downloaded programs from over-the-air content stores like Apple’s App Store for the iPhone, and Research In Motion ’s App World for its BlackBerry smartphones.

Sprint have recently announced that they will be offering their first Google Android handset, the Google Android handset they will be offering is the HTC Hero. A recent article on Cnet compares the HTC Hero with the MyTouch 3G , and it seems that the HTC Hero comes out on top. Both of the handsets have exactly the same processing power, however the HTC Hero has 288MB of RAM, whereas the MyTouch 3G only has 192MB, because of background processes in the Android OS memory is very important.

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The wait for the Samsung Galaxy has been interminable. But finally, our Android loving hands have managed to fondle this next–gen slice of Google delight. And, of course, we took a slew of snaps so you could join the fun. Read on and take a peep. The Samsung Galaxy looks remarkably like the HTC Magic , with a similar white frame and the same, unadorned version of Google Android on board. However, it sets itself apart from the Magic with a 5 megapixel camera and a 3.5mm headphone jack.

Google’s Android developer team announced that it will be making some changes to the Android Market with Android version 1.6. The biggest improvement will be support for screen shots, longer application descriptions and better promotional icons. Google also said …(follow link to read)

Google’s Android announced that it will soon introduce new features in Android Market for Android 1.6, which will improve user experience. For one, developers will be able to post screenshots and descriptions (as well as icons), to showcase their apps. Google has also provided the following video (the first one) showing the new Android Market: The new Android Market comes with four new sub-categories for apps: – Sports – Health – Themes – Comics “Developers can now choose these sub-categories for both new and existing applications via the publisher website,” explains Android’s Eric Chu.

September 4th, 2009 Goto commentsLeave a comment Google’s Android announced that it will soon introduce new features in Android Market for Android 1.6, which will improve user experience. For one, developers will be able to post screenshots and descriptions (as well as icons), to showcase their apps. Google has also provided the following video (the first one) showing the new Android Market: The new Android Market comes with four new sub-categories for apps:- Sports – Health – Themes – Comics”Developers can now choose these sub-categories for both new and existing applications via the publisher website,” explains Android’s Eric Chu.