I was reading up on people's thoughts on the Carrier IQ software (http://gdgt.com/question/android-users-are-you-wo... and I was mildly concerned. Before I started freaking out, I wanted to know how can I find out if this is actually on my device (Droid X)?
Will the Inspire 4G get SenseUI 4.0? I've read in several places that it will not, but I was slightly confused because I was told it would be getting Gingerbread eventually.
Which Android phone should I look at (from Ebay, Craigslist, etc.) which would be representative of the browsing and user experience on Android as a whole? I'm a developer needing to test websites across various mobile platforms. I have iOS, WebOS, and Windows Phone devices covered. I need to be able to test with Android. I could test with the emulator, but it's very slow. I'm mainly testing mobile websites, but may want to test apps from time-to-time too. I don't care about the carrier, because...
The problem is that I live in Australia and don't have great access to Android devices. Does anyone know of a cost effective, 3" to 5" screen (tablet size not entirely out of the question but smaller size preffered), wifi enabled (3g unnecessary) Android device that I could use for Android game reviews? Am I also correct in assuming that it needs to be Android 2.0, 2.1 or 2.2 capable to be compatible with the latest games?
Just battery widgets that report how much juice you have left. (I know you can dive into settings and find battery usage statistics, but on N1 system processes rank the highest and apps don't even register. I also use other battery saving strategies like airplane mode and lowest brightness possible.)
I'm currently using English, Chinese and French on iPod touch and I'm thinking about putting my money on Android (especially the Incredible). If there is multi-language support, is it through an official OS release, a hacked ROM, or the Android Market? Thanks for your help as I can't seem to find any answers?
I've just got a new Android phone (Motorola Milestone) and noticed that it isn't actually marking my Hotmail emails as read once I've read them (on the phone they are read, in Hotmail they are not). I can't find a setting to change this behaviour. Any ideas? There are heaps of options for replacing Live Messenger, and I have my calendar syncing to Google, which seems to be working. And of course all these services are available online as well. But I can't find a replacement...
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Contacts and accounts
-Multiple accounts can be added to a device for email and contact synchronization, including Exchange accounts. (Handset manufacturers can choose whether to include Exchange support in their devices.)
-Developers can create sync adapters that provide synchronization with additional data sources.
-Quick Contact for Android provides instant access to a contact's information and communication modes. For example, a user can tap a contact photo and select to call, SMS, or email the person. Other applications such as Email, Messaging, and Calendar can also reveal the Quick Contact widget when you touch a contact photo or status icon.
Email
-Exchange support.
-Combined inbox to browse
