Android Apps used on Royal Wedding

Overall, the upcoming Royal Wedding between Prince William and Catherine Middleton doesn't seem to be igniting the same degree of creative frenzy among Android developers as with their Apple iOS brethren. The Android Market seems laden with gussied-up countdown apps (The Wedding equivalent of a flashlight app) and apps that just link up with media websites filled with videos and news about Prince William's receding hairline, his "former flings" and the couple's portrait-in-a-pizza (by the Papa John's Pizza chain). Here's a sampling of the best, worst and in-between mobile apps, for Android smartphones and tablets, being touted as indispensable for keeping track of and connected with The Wedding, set for Friday, April 29, at Westminster Abbey in London (and which will be streamed live on YouTube). Royal Wedding Countdown, a free app from EJC Labs, was featured on BBC News as the app counts down the seconds until the Royal Wedding. It displays the days, hours, minutes and seconds until the formal ceremony time. After some suggestions from its users, the app now comes with a screen widget, plus it plays a trumpet blast whenever the Royal Coat of Arms is clicked. Westminster Abbey 3D; tours around the wedding venue. This app was able to get the nod of both William and Catherine. Royal Wedding, William and Kate from AppSNow; provides information on the wedding taken from the best British newspapers, blogs as it also includes some podcasts and videos. Users can even share their finds via email, Facebook and Twitter. The app costs about one Euro. Royal Wedding Live Wallpaper from Rosway Studios; treats users to hourly wallpaper switching from the soon-to-be husband and wife’s library of photos. Kate’s Royal Wedding Story is a fictional animated fairy tale romance story about Kate. An original motion-comic technique was used to produce this diary by Movics Ltd., the app’s developer. Prince William’s version is also available for download. Royal Wedding Insider by BBC Worldwide Limited gives up to the minute news on the happenings and development surrounding the Royal Wedding. Aside from getting trivia and other wedding tips, users will also have the benefit of watching videos from the couple’s well-wishers and some other BBC exclusives.

http://www.pcworld.com/article/226077/best_and_worst_android_apps_for_the_royal_wedding.html

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News for Blackberry users

Good news for fans those who were waiting patiently that BlackBerry presence tablet computer manufactured by Research in Motion (RIM).  Now, Blackberry Playbook will support Android and Java applications. Thus, users will BlackBerry Playbook will be able to run Android and Java applications, the tablet plan would be launched in the United States and Canada on April 19, 2011, it.

"The addition of the BlackBerry Java and Android apps for the BlackBerry on the BlackBerry App World Playbook will provide more choice of applications to users and show his ability on many platforms," ​​said President and Co-CEO of RIM, Mike Lazarid is, in a press release to VIVAnews.com

However, the user will not be able to download applications and run that application from the Android market, but you can download and run Android applications have been downloaded from the BlackBerry App World. At least the comfort enjoyed by application developers, because the BlackBerry Java or Android have done can easily transfer their applications to the BlackBerry App World. Developers just need to repackage and re-enroll BlackBerry Java or their Android applications to the BlackBerry App World. Once the application is approved, users can directly download it on the BlackBerry App World.

While for developers who want to develop specific applications for Blackberry Playbook, RIM has provided Software Development Kit for BlackBerry Playbook special that will support the language C / C + +, HTML5, Flash and AIR. This SDK will be available in Beta version, this summer. As in some game developers, RIM announced that it has received support from two games developer tool that is Idea works Labs and Unity Technologies, so that developers can use cross-platform game engine to make games on the BlackBerry Playbook or Blackberry textbook.
So far there are over 25,000 BlackBerry Java applications, and more than 200,000 applications for Android. BlackBerry Playbook and BlackBerry Tablet OS itself is built based on QNX Neutrino microkernel architecture.


http://www.ciayoo.com/hot-news-android-application-can-be-run-on-blackberry/

Interesting news for android applications on business

http://www.androlib.com/android.application.imoblife-businessweeknews-zpzFt.aspx

http://money.msn.com/business-news/article.aspx?feed=BW&date=20110413&id=13303714

http://www.androlib.com/android.application.com-tradememe-toptenbusinessnews-qxCED.aspx

http://www.droidforums.net/forum/droid-applications/134922-businessweek-news-get-latest-business-headlines-your-android.html

http://www.appbrain.com/app/economy-business-news/cz.ursimon.economynews

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Interesting Android Apps

Android Market is the app repository that Android cell phone users can access to download new applications for their cell phone. The market offers both free and commercial applications and offers a 24 hour return policy for purchased applications. The guys over at Androideka are reporting about an Android Market Hack that allows users to download and Android applications for free, sort of. The requirement is a rooted or developer phone. Rooting an Android phone is not a difficult process so it basically means anyone with an Android phone can do this. It is possible to download all applications from Android Market for free because of the inefficient application protection and the return policy. A user downloads an application from Android Market. He might need to purchase it first but should not worry about that as he will get a refund if he returns the app in the next 24 hours after download.

The only protection that the Google Android team has implemented is the location of the android applications. Users without root cannot access this location on their Android cell phone. But everyone with root can. There is no other protection in place which means that it is possible to copy the android application to another location, return the application and install it again from the new source.

All protected Android apps are located in the folder /data/app-private/ which can be accessed on rooted Android phones. It is therefore theoretically possible to purchase, install, copy, and return all Android applications to get them all for free. It should also be noted that the copied versions of those protected Android applications can be installed on all Android phones, even non rooted ones. It will probably not be long before the first Android app packs hit the dark side of the Internet.

The only difficulty that arises is that the applications will not be updated automatically as Android Market does not recognize them. Be sure to check out Androideka if you are interested in Google Android news.

http://www.itechfreak.com/interesting-android-app/

http://www.phonearena.com/news/Several-interesting-applications-for-Android_id9927

http://www.androidfreeware.net/

Ads on Android Blog

Placing an ads on Android Blog is so easy these days..Check out for more info.!!!!!!!

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Easy to Create an Android Application to your Blog

Now-a-days, Android is now becoming one of the most popular mobile platform with the large increase in the mobile phones powered by Android OS. So it has been necessary for all blogs to get their android application to make their android using readers easily get connected with their updates from their phone.
Feed.nu is a web service that allows us to create a free android application of your blog by importing your blog feed there. You got lots of option to customize the way your Android application looks. This service is hosted in wordpress like other wordpress blogs and I think it will be much easier for you if you are a wordpress user.
To Create an Android application for your Blog, You should first Signup to Feed.nu and then Login into your Account. The Dashboard looks exact like the WordPress Admin panel. From there go to “Feed Settings” and add feed URL of your Blog and Click Update now to fetch the content of that Feed.

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http://www.appbrain.com/app/feed-nu-blog-to-app-generator/com.warting.blogg.feed_nu

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http://www.honeytechblog.com/30-free-google-android-applications/

Android Business Applications

If you’re like most freelancers or small business owners these days, juggling your to-do list with life is like fighting off a dragon and ninjas at the same time (which is theoretically impossible). The second is what if a client’s website crashes, and the worst situation, what if somebody calls me offering free money? Wishful thinking, but its possible. To help solve our office dilemma we recently have an HTC Android phone to help manage my life better. Also, its very important you find some reliable and safe applications. Some of the interesting Android business applications were listed below:

Delicious:

Just a simple plugin that gives us the ability to share items on Delicious in addition to the Android’s default share options. Nothing really fancy, but its great to have access to bookmarking files on the fly. Not an official plugin by Yahoo, but can you expect them to develop an application for Google? We’ll probably never see an official application, but this one works perfectly fine.

Remember The Milk:

Remember The Milk’s mobile version syncs with their database so we don’t have to leave our task list at the computer.  The application does cost money, but it goes straight towards development costs for Remember The Milk. We can try it out free for 15 days, be warned though, you’ll probably get hooked. It also integrates with item locations to make traveling easier.

Skype Mobile:

Skype’s Google Android application is phenomenal. We can check our address book (or combine it with your existing phone’s contacts), voicemail, and missed calls. What makes this application shine for business use is its ability to route calls from Skype to your mobile phone.  This solution is significantly better than using Google Voice due to Skype’s larger number of call features. This way we can shut off our Skype account and control the flow of phone calls.

PayPal:

With PayPal’s new Android application we can access a mini version of our PayPal account on the fly. Sessions time out fast, which is good to. This application’s largest standing problem is the inability to request money from others. Although this is great to have if we run a small business and want to look through your PayPal account.

Dropbox:

If we’re running a business then you probably have hundreds of files that require organization and sharing. Sometimes clients even ask if we remember particular obscure data from project documents and materials when we’re computerless. Usually we’ll have to respond with a guess, but not anymore! Dropbox’s mobile version allows you to look up and save items to their server via our Google Android Phone. This is quite a big deal, especially if we’re collecting pictures of an event since you can drop them into your account and instantly access them on a home computer. Now we can have access to all of your important documents without being locked in front of our computer.

AK Notepad:

At the core of every good phone OS is the ability to create notes about important meetings, passwords, and other dataThis application blows every text program out of the water for the Android. It takes great notes, auto saves, has themes, allows text size adjustment, and a boat load of other options for complete customization. If that isn’t enough, we can export notes with the share function to Twitter, Gmail, and a slew of other programs. A must have for everyone.

Where’s My Droid:

If any one looses cell phone, usually it ends up buried in an abyss of papers, other times inside a shoe. This usually isn’t too big of a deal because you just need to call your phone right? But what if you put your phone on silent? Where’s My Droid gives you the ability to override your phone, max out the sound, and let it ring. In addition to this its capable of generating GPS coordinates of your phone’s location. The greatest part about this is this is all possible via sending your phone a simple text message with a keyword. Simple and wonderfully amazing.

WiFi Analyzer:

On several occasions we’ve been so desperate for a good internet connection we’ve held my arms out in an antenna like format. Hoping that our signal will just increase a few bytes and properly send our email. Those days are no more. The Wifi Analyzer allows us to look at the signal strength of all the connections near our phone. What’s even better is it will tell us how strong the signal is. Great for people who are desperate to get every drop possible out of their wireless’s signal. If you run a business this will definitely come in handy when you need a stable connection in who knows where.

ASTROFile Manager/Beta

The Astro File Manager is only in beta, but its by far the best file management program for Google’s Android. Its so amazing it should be built into the Android CMS core. A few features are generating thumbnails for images and sorting everything (including your memory card). It also gives your the ability to share, delete, move, and search through your files. Probably the most interesting feature though is the ability to jack into a network anywhere with your login data and drop/retrieve files. I question how secure it is though (especially due to its beta status). Great for storing and managing your business’s files on the fly.

WordPress for Android

Ever shown off our blog and found a typo that you were dieing to fix? WordPress for Android gives you the ability edit/write new posts, moderate comments, and even modify our page structure. This is an extremely powerful piece of software that appears to be evolving weekly. Updates are very frequent and they keep on adding more features. This is the quality of a paid application without having to pay anything. Can be a little tricky to initially setup, but well worth the effort when everything is in motion.

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Welcome to Android Interesting Applications in Business

This blog has been designed to address about Android Interesting applications which is most important in business. 

Since people are positioned in the period of mobile technology, Android has proven itself by being able to attract Android application developers as well as users. The Android application development technology was purchased by Google Inc. in 2005.  Android applications are written using the Java programming language and are easy software language to learn. Applications vary from business, fun, internet, and security to utility and many more. They can be used on the smart phone platform which is extremely popular right now. Android application development uses debuggers in the form of software development kits (SDK) to test programs and find possible bugs, ample codes, tutorials, libraries and handset emulators. Android application development requires highly skilled initiators to build far-reaching and innovative applications. 

To find a company that meets the growing demands of a client at a reasonable price one has to search thoroughly. The benefits that come when using Android application development are that it can make your business more appealing to possible clients. Interesting applications can attract users to your site and get them interested in what you are doing. Android will ship with a set of core applications including phone book, stocks, astro file manager, Google map navigation, and many more.