How to install and setup Android SDK Development Environment? That’s the question that I ask right now after being using Android phone for 2 years. My Android HTC HD2 and Samsung Galaxy S II do not require me to have Android SDK development environment on my PC. I can do all the thing that I want with other 3rd party tools. However, Kindle Fire does not. And it forces me to install and setup Android SDK development environment in order to do the required tasks. So here is the guide to install & setup Android SDK development environment on Microsoft Windows. By the way, you can also follow guide at Google (link) to install it other platforms like Mac OS X and Linux.
Great news! Android Market exceeded 10 billion app downloads. To celebrate this milestone, Google and some Android developers make top premium applications and games available at an amazing price at $0.10 each. This celebration last for 10 days. And with 10 new applications and games each day.
Top premium apps in Android Market at $0.10 for 10 days
Gmail by Google is frequently used in Android phone and Android tablet. But not in iPhone or iPad until recently because the is no official Gmail application on iOS previously. You have to use iOS default mail application to check Gmail email. And it does lack some of the Gmail functions like labeling, starring, and reporting spam. Worry no more as you can enjoy official Gmail experience on your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch from now on.
Gmail for iPad
Latest Google Music 4.0.9 is out of beta finally. Google Music is a cloud-powered music player and storage service that lets you keep your music collection online. You can upload up to 20,000 songs from your personal music collection to Google Music and listen instantly on all your devices. And seamless integration with the Android Market music store. All your purchases automatically appear in the Google Music app. But this only available in US only. Other region users can use Google Music App but not the cloud service…
Google Music
Nexus Prime ~ the upcoming smartphone from Google and Samsung. Some call it as Samsung Galaxy Nexus but I still prefer Nexus Prime. It will be equipped with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich which combine both phone and tablet OS into one. And no doubt that it will have a 720p HD screen. But the rest of the hardware specs are still not confirmed. There is several sources mention about Nexus Prime Specs such as BGR, GSMArena… Which one of them is correct?
Nexus Prime
