kyfire 2.0 for Android phones is now available in the Android Market for public download! Skyfire 1.0 for Android remained in beta for testing purposes and is now finally available as Skyfire 2.0. Mozilla just came out with the first pre-alpha release of Fennec for Android yesterday, and as Skyfire didn’t wanted to stay behind, they are in with the launch of their browser for Android – that also supports FLASH videos! Android  2.2 is confirmed to have full Flash 10.1 support, but no final dates have been given as so when it will be released to the public. I have been an early Skyfire [...]

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Mozilla has officially released pre-Alpha build of Fennec that would atleast work on Motorola Droid and Google Nexus One. Note that this is only a pre-Alpha build of the browser for testing purposes. Fennec Browser for AndroidBeing Pre-alpha release, Fennec for Android is really buggy and only works with Android 2.0 though it does support extensions. You might want to read below warnings before proceeding for Fennec Pre-alpha published by Vladimir. 1. We’ve only really tested this on the Motorola Droid and the Nexus One. 2. It will likely not eat your phone, but bugs might cause your [...]

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If there is one thing that Motorola knows how to do perfectly, it is delaying the firmware updates that has people excited the most. It’s the same crowd favorite Android 2.1 update and the same bad news - delayed.  Motorola Milestone users are the affected entity. So what’s the reason behind the delay this time you ask? Carrier approval has been reported as the responsible entity. Motorola has apologized to the public for the issue which hasn’t been received by people with a big smile on their face. However it seems that the delayed occur due to some activity which was [...]

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I’m sure a lot of mobile fans would agree that they would LOVE to see Nokia embrace Android but I hate to tell ya it ain’t gonna happen anytime soon. They’re wrapped up in their own OS decisions… Symbian Foundation, Maemo, etc… and will likely stay the course. But that doesn’t mean developers with enough elbow grease can’t cram Android onto Nokia devices with enough wit and muster. Check out this guy who was able to get the Nokia N900 to dual boot with Android and Maemo:We don’t get to see if all the bells and whistles work, but it’s a fun thought nonetheless. If only [...]

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Finally, hackers launched the complete Android OS to iPhone and the most amazingly its dual-boot. Most of the features of ported version of Android are working over iPhone. Right now Android 1.6 is available for iPhone 2G and iPhone 3G, so if you are interested to port Android on iPhone then click on this integrated link to pre-built images and sources to do the task. Watch out the following video to see that how Android looks over iPhone, Android Running on iPhone

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Twitter folks may be busy in building their official microblogging client for the Android, but that doesn’t means Seesmic should stop working on its Twitter client. The third party app developers have proven us right and have rolled out an update for the Seesmic for Android. No, it’s not a maintenance release, its an enhancement update with pretty interesting features.Three new features have embraced the Seesmic version for the Android platform. The three new entrants are:Widgets: The name itself says it all. The Seesmic Android widget, which by the way is the first one [...]

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So you’ve pre-ordered your T-Mobile G1 and are anxiously awaiting its arrival next week, huh? You lucky dog, you. However, you’re frantically scouring the Internet looking for applications to meet your basic needs, like being constantly connected to family, friends and online acquaintances through a bevy of social networks, including Twitter. Luckily there are tons of awesome developers creating full-featured Android applications for anything and everything they want to use and releasing them for the enjoyment of the community. While you may not have your T-Mobile G1 phone in your [...]

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This is one desktop application that I wanted to have for my Android phone and I’m glad I finally found it today. Android Screencast is a small application that lets you control your Android phone from a PC using mouse and keyboard. Not just it lets you use your phone from PC, you can also create screencasts using this application of your Android phone. It is very easy to use. Download and extra the Android SDK. Connect your phone to the PC with a USB cable and launch the application! Android Screencast FeaturesControl wit mouse and keyboard Landscape mode Video recording File browserDownload [...]

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