Pocketnow have managed to get their hands on some leaked images of the HTC Incredible. There’s not a lot of info other than the images so far, other than the phone will be carried by Verizon, has a 1GHz Snapdragon CPU, Android 2.1, 256MB RAM, HTC Sense, dual LED flash and an optical mouse pointer. The phone will either have a 3.5 or a 3.7 inch WVGA display, which may possibly be AMOLED.
It all sounds pretty powerful and enticing, but I really hope the name is just an internal codename …
Pocketnow have managed to get their hands on some leaked images of the HTC Incredible. There’s not a lot of info other than the images so far, other than the phone will be carried by Verizon, has a 1GHz Snapdragon CPU, Android 2.1, 256MB RAM, HTC Sense, dual LED flash and an optical mouse pointer. The phone will either have a 3.5 or a 3.7 inch WVGA display, which may possibly be AMOLED.
It all sounds pretty powerful and enticing, but I really hope the name is just an internal codename …
Having one of your apps listed as one of the finalists in the Android Developers Challenge is surely something to brag about. So, when Flash of Genius, developers of the exam preparation app “Flash of Genius: SAT Vocab”, added this news to the app’s description on the Apple Apps Store, they surely won’t have been expecting the response they got from Apple. Click the link for more.
For all the Android fanboys out there who love the platform so much that they just ~have~ to let the world know how much of a geek they are, artist Andrew Bell of Dyzplastic Productions has created a set of 12 different Android related models. The vinyl figurines are 3″ tall with movable arms and heads and are randomly boxed, so you’ll never know which model you’re getting. -It’ll be a bit like the old days of Panini football sticker albums when everyone had 15 Coventry City badges and was …
Steve Jobs recently strongly criticised both Google and Adobe at an employee conference. He also drew a line in the sand for the fight between Google Android and the iPhone, claiming that Apple will start to update aggressively enough that Google won’t be able to keep up. But what exactly do Jobs’ comments mean for Android? Click the link to see our thoughts.