The mobile operating system Android by Google is getting more and more popular these days. If you’re a Nokia mobile phone user and would like to get the look and feel of Android OS on your phone, then the Nokia Droid Theme may help you.
Previously we had covered an article on transferring contacts from Nokia mobile phone (Symbian) to Android phone. Here is another, very easy to use tool called Sprite Migrate that lets you bring all your data from Symbian, Windows Mobile and BlackBerry to your new Android Phone.
HTC Sync is an application that lets you sync your Outlook or Outlook Express contacts and calendar and bookmarks of your browser between your computer and your HTC phone. It also lets you install third-party Android apps on your phone and bring photos, videos, documents and songs to your phone.
Google just updated the Android Market client which brings a totally new user interface (UI) with a new carousel on the home screen and category screens. The new change will certainly improve the Market experience for users and developers and soon it’ll be rolled out to all devices running Android 1.6 or higher.
Android based mobile phones are getting more and more popular these days. And I am sure that everyone is wishing to have one Android smartphone for them. In this context, I think, Android OS codes that perform specific functions on your phone may useful for you. See the list of various Android OS codes below.
Mozilla has released Firefox 4 beta 2 for Android devices. Built on the same technology platform as Firefox 4 for desktop computers, it’ll give smarter browsing experience on your Android device with Awesome Bar, tabbed browsing, one-touch bookmarking, etc. Firefox for Android is compatible with Android 2.0 and above devices.