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Android 4.0 builds on the things people love most about Android- more visible and lets users navigate with simple, intuitive gestures. The most noticeable change with Ice Cream Sandwich is the interface – it might follow the same principles as the Android of old, but the way it’s used is radically different in a number of ways.  An entirely new typeface optimized for high-resolution screens improves readability and brings a polished, modern feel to the user interface.

Yes, It is that time for more Android 4.0 ICS loving, the live wallpapers and clock widget. Android 4.0 phase beam Live Wallpaper inspired by the newest (more…)

Google Maps for Android is a great way to find your way around but what if you’re in an area with spotty connectivity?  If you’re planning for a vacation and need a route map, then you can save the Google map for offline viewing

Suppose if you running on a low end data plan, then you cannot afford to check the Google Maps every time, instead you can prefer downloading the maps of say 10-15 miles of circle of the place you live in. So that whenever you need to check routes or places, access the downloaded maps. Isn’t it cool? You can still get detailed information even when you’re outside of coverage. LatestGoogle Maps version 6.0 support indoor maps (beta) for select airports, shopping malls, and more. So, here is instructions (more…)

Since the source code has been released a lot of developers would start working over it to build a custom Rom for specific phones. What this also means is that Android developers or community is now able to start working on unofficial versions of the software to run on all sorts of devices.

If you prefer to customize your phone even more and keep it up-to-date, you might have already switched to a custom Rom.  So it wont be too late when you would be able to find out a custom ice creams sandwich rom for your phone online but take care since the first rom’s might not be stable ones and could affect your phone adversely. But, if you are interested to know what’s, how the Android 4.0 progress going on, then you can  follow the links below: (more…)

Today, Sony Ericsson has announced it is the first manufacturer to add support for WebGL to its Android broswer. According to Sony Developer Blog, their new devices in the Xperia line will come with WebGL support next year.

From previous post, we know that Google has enables WebGL support  for desktop version of Google Maps and you can click here to learn how to enable WebGL for PC Google Maps. Here is comparison between non-WebGL and WebGL On Google Maps,

WebGL (Web-based Graphics Library) is a software library thatextends the capability of the JavaScript programming language to allow it to generate interactive 3D graphics within any compatible web browser. WebGL is a new technology that (more…)

Google Maps for Android 6.0 just hit Android Market, and it’s a pretty big update An upgrade of Google’s mobile mapping service released Tuesday includes directions within stores, malls, airports and transit centers in the U.S. and Japan. A full list of indoor floor plan locations is (more…)

Cloud storage is technology’s answer to the demand for more data storage space.  With the demand for easily-accessible data growing exponentially, there is a need for a cost-effective way of storing data.  That’s where online data storage comes in.

The advantages and benefits of cloud data storage are quite obvious, and it is not hard to see why such services have immensely grown in popularity both for personal users and businesses. Today, Sony announces that all Sony Ericcson Xperia handset owners will get 50GB of free cloud storage on Box.net. According to Sony Blog, (more…)

If you are an owner of an Android smartphone in need of a maps and navigation application along with 3D enhanced location content and Follow Me Augmented Reality Navigation, you might like to know that ROUTE 66 has now released the ROUTE 66 Maps + Navigation for Android .

ROUTE 66, a pioneer in mobile mapping and navigation solutions for smartphones and tablets. offering Android users worldwide a feature-packed new mapping and navigation app utilizing the latest maps with 3D enhanced location content and Follow Me Augmented Reality Navigation. The Follow Me augmented reality feature (more…)

The Asus Transformer Prime is the most hotly anticipated upcoming tablet. The Transformer Prime tablet ships with Google’s Android 3.2 Honeycomb, but can be upgraded to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, making it one of the first tablets to run on the newest version of Android. Hardware features include a 10.1-inch screen with a 1280×800 resolution, which is protected by extra-strong Gorilla Glass. Inside, the Prime packs 1GB of RAM, an 8-megapixel rear camera, and a 1.2-megapixel front-facing camera. The battery has an advertised maximum life of 12 hours.

The video embedded at the below clearly shows the Asus Transformer Prime hardware design:  Metallic spun finish design that’s only 8.3mm slim and 586g light. (more…)

The budget smartphone sector is one of the biggest growth areas in the mobile market, and the Samsung Galaxy Ace is within reach for most customers

The Samsung Galaxy Ace isn’t as spectacular as its name suggests but it is a competent budget smartphone. The Samsung Galaxy Ace on review here falls into this middle space, not able to compete with the top of the line Samsung devices, but offering design and specs that surpass some affordable rivals. It makes (more…)

From the beginning, the CyanogenMod distribution has been all about customization: Make your phone your own, using the tools that have been in Android the whole time, but were redacted or omitted at the cost of user friendliness. The independent developers working to bring Google Android to the Android 4.0 are making very fast progress.

Like any previous CyanogenMod project, version 9 will allow you to unlock your device to put on custom apps.  If you are still hanging onto an earlier-generation Android device, CyanogenMod 9 could let you do (more…)

Ice Cream Sandwich brings a host of important improvements to Google’s mobile OS, including a new launcher and app drawer, an overhauled notification bar, improved widgets and better voice integration.

The Android modding community has already taken advantage of the release of the Ice Cream Sandwich source code by delivering unofficial (more…)