Google Android Programming Blog

Check out all the hottest apps for android at The Droid Demos! thedroiddemos.com I’ve received a lot of inquiries about how I’ve gotten my phone to look like it does, or more specifically, how to make Android look like an iPhone. Through the use of ADW Launcher and an app called BetterCut, I’ve been able to replicate the icons and dock. With this tutorial, you too can learn how to get that iPhone dock and those iPhone icons in Android to have the feel of iOS. Be sure to throw some widgets in there, though. We don’t want you feeling the pull to convert App & Icon downloads at: bit.ly

Learn how to develop software for iPhone, iPad or Droid with Corona. In this tutorial Dr. Burton demonstrates how to create animation with the transition command. Very similar to Flash tweening, transition allows you to change any objects properties of a set period of time. The full tutorial can be viewed at www.burtonsmediagroup.com

Google has just announced to the world that they have released a app maker that kids can use to make apps for smart phones. Google has been working on this for several years with school children around the world and finally announced it. I will post a follow up video showing my app and my experience. No programming knowledge required. Read the Article from users point of view: www.techstatic101.blogspot.com Read Long Dull Article www.cnn.com Video: www.youtube.com Google has announced its new Web-based development system, App Inventor! Check It Out: appinventor.googlelabs.com *** Download App Inventor Extras: Windows: appinventor.googlelabs.com Mac: appinventor.googlelabs.com Linux: appinventor.googlelabs.com *** App Inventor for Your Phone: appinventor.googlelabs.com *** The video “App Inventor in Action” belongs to AppInventor on Youtube. View the channel here: www.youtube.com

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Ideaworks CTO gives us a tour of the AirPlay SDK made so that developers can develop for the SDK and can output programs for Windows Mobile, Android, Symbian, and iPhone, saving time for cross-platform development. Demo shown at CTIA.