ADC2 Public Review is now closed
Android Developer Challenge 2 which was open for public review, is now closed, and the top winners will be announced this coming Monday, November 30. During public judging or review, Android users can download the ADC2 app from Android Market and install it on their mobile devices.

Does Droid Does Enough?
You tell me. This guy had earlier ported the Android emulator to his G1 and demonstrated the features of Android 2.0. Watch the video below: I’m slightly amazed by the slider sequence for phone locking. It might be a bit difficult for those who does not own the phone to unlock it. Motorola Droid is the first Android phone to sport the Android 2.0 software and it does promises a few things that the iPhone does not do. Google search now with voice, enable you to search by speaking to your phone. Car mode on the

LG introduces first android smartphone – LG GW620
LG has released a video of it’s first Android LG GW 620 or Eve, after its earlier confirmation. It shows a QWERTY keyboard that boasts of fast and easy typing like on a PC. I’m doubting that! Among the features highlighted in the video are Social Networking integration in the phone, threaded SMS and face recognizer. I

Loading a custom ROM to Android phone
The Original Screen As mentioned earlier in the HTC Hero experience post, one most important thing missing for South East Asian phones is the Android Market. To workaround this, there are many geeks who had replace their ROM with a modified version that comes with the Android Market easily. I have tried the same, using the steps made available from

Date announced for Motorola Droid from Verizon Wireless
iDon’t have a real keyboard. iDon’t run simultaneous apps. iDon’t take night shots. iDon’t allow open development. iDon’t customize. iDon’t run widgets. iDon’t have interchangeable batteries. Everything iDont. DroidDoes. This is obviously a competition teaser targetted to iPhone and using iDon’t to highlight things that the iPhone doesn’t do. Ending it with a DroidDoes makes it sounds like it overcomes the shortchange of the iPhone.