The name OneLouder may not be immediately familiar to most Android users, but it should be. That’s name of the company that has carved out a niche as a builder of apps at “the intersection of social and mobile.” So while you may not immediately recognize the OneLouder brand, you most certainly know its apps TweetCaster, FriendCaster, ChannelCaster, and SportsCaster . Androinica.com has covered all of OneLouder’s apps, so we reached out to the company to participate in the second edition of our developer interview series . Below is a recent chat that I had with Evan Conway, president of OneLouder, about the company’s decision-making process and plans for the rapidly-changing Android social apps field.
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TweetCaster dev talks Google+, social apps, and plans for Android development [Interviews]
The Google Nexus S 4G is coming to Sprint. Samsung Mobile just announced that a version of the Nexus S, originally available through T-Mobile USA, is coming to Sprint with 4G WiMax speeds supported and “unprecedented controls and services enabled by Google Voice integration built into the Sprint Network.” The Nexus S 4G is mostly similar to the Nexus S that T-Mobile users have grown to love and hate.
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Sprint announces Nexus S 4G with deep Google Voice integration
Rohan Shavran, Notion Ink Creative Director, Founder and CEO Nominated because: He is responsible for one of the most hyped, yet controversial, devices of the past year: the Adam tablet. The Notion Ink Adam has had a roller coaster year, and it hasn’t even been released yet.
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Android Person of the Year Nominee: Rohan Shavran
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Today, Samsung announced the development of a new lower-power NFC chip which features embedded flash memory. Eric Schmidt set the mobile industry buzzing about NFCs when he announced NFC support in Android 2.3, and showed off a little demonstration with his Nexus S at the recent Web 2.0 Summit. NFC chips are for short range (less than 4 inches) communication and data transmission, and have many uses from subway passes, security access to mobile payment systems.
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Samsung Announces Flash Memory NFC Chip
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Enjoying that new Vlingo In Car app ? Me too, and we have Sensory to thank for the pleasure. Sensory is the company that powers the new “Hey, Vlingo” feature, and it just released a new SDK for Android and iPhone that developers can utilize to build hands-free applications.
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Sensory launches SDK for voice-free triggers that power Vlingo
Tags: cars, cloud, conversation, developers, development, filmmaker, logitech, logitech-revue, television, trigger
Apps | admin | October 26, 2010 6:02 pm | Comments (0)
The best Android widgets list is constantly changing, especially when it comes to clocks. Of all the many options that are floating out there, TypoClock is my current personal favorite.
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TypoClock is my new favorite Android clock widget
One of the coolest and best things that you can do to a rooted Android phone is install custom kernels and overclock the CPU to achieve faster processing speeds.
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DROID X and DROID 2 make their way to 2Ghz speeds
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Apps | admin | October 22, 2010 4:15 pm | Comments (0)
In certain sectors of the Android world, benchmark scores are digital porn. They’re not always reliable ways of seeing the big picture on device performance, but they are typically a general indicator of which phones will be strongest. The T-Mobile myTouch HD has just gotten a couple of benchmark scores courtesy of a tipster who reached out to AndroidSpin
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myTouch HD gets early benchmark scores, four color options
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Just a few minutes after posting about Andy Rubin’s comical dismissal of Steve Jobs’ anti-Android speech yesterday, readers pointed out another affected executive who has taken to Twitter to shut down Jobs’ assertions about Android.
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TweetDeck CEO: Android development is not a nightmare
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Apps | admin | October 19, 2010 1:52 pm | Comments (0)
Vlingo delivered a compelling update to its voice-activated search and automation app two weeks ago. With the addition of Vlingo InCar mode, users could send texts, place calls, and search for locations without having to reach for the phone, or take their eyes off the road. Saying, “Hey, Vlingo!” would open the voice-activated command prompt and perform these functions in a safe manner
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Vlingo InCar mode now available on all carriers, adds “Answers” to Android app
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