Podcast: History of Android (v1.5 Cupcake)
What are your earliest memories of Android? Were you paying attention to the platform all the way back in 2007 and 2008? We certainly were. For this season of the AndroidGuys podcast we’re taking a trip through time, looking at each version of the Android platform.If you subscribe to the podcast through your favorite outlet, you’ve already heard a few of these. Each episode is dedicated to a specific release as well as key devices of the time. We often take for granted all of the great things that our devices do for us. There was a time when our smartphones could not do “basic” things by today’s definition. The series of podcasts aims to educate listeners about the features added into Android along the way.About This Episode History of Android Releases – Android 1.5 CupcakeWhere were you in early 2009? We were face down in Android news and rumors, piecing together details for the next release in the platform. Scott Webster and Luke Gaul head down memory lane to the beginning days of Android and its first big software update. The two discuss not only where mobile software was at the time, but also where hardware was, too. Remember the Samsung Galaxy and HTC Hero? We certainly do.Topics DiscussedAndroid 1.5 CupcakeHTC HeroSamsung GalaxyHistorical context for phones of the timeNotable apps and features of the daySubscribe to the AndroidGuys PodcastBe sure to subscribe to the AndroidGuys podcast through your favorite platform or add the AndroidGuys Podcast RSS feed to enjoy!Google PodcastsiTunesSpotifyAmazon MusicTuneIn
http://dlvr.it/S6qfgr
Apple makes another concession to developers, let’s some link outside its app
Apple has satisfied a Japanese Fair Trade commission investigation by giving developers more leeway in linking outside the App Store.
http://dlvr.it/S6qdHR
Microsoft’s September 22 event could reveal Surface Duo 2, new Surface Laptop
Microsoft has announced a Surface event for September 22. It’s likely the company could announce Surface Duo 2 or a new Surface Laptop model.
http://dlvr.it/S6lt8j
The Pixel 6’s wireless charging speeds reportedly go up to 23 watts
Google’s next Pixels are coming with its largest batteries to date. The company is also rumored to be increasing its fast charging speeds to match.
http://dlvr.it/S6lsBT
Latest Telegram Update Uncaps Number of Live Video Stream Viewers
Telegram Messenger has received a major update that expands support for live video streams, allowing streams to be watched by
http://dlvr.it/S6kYCh
Nvidia’s new voice A.I. sounds just like a real person
Nvidia showed off its latest voice A.I. technology, and it’s almost impossible to tell the difference between it and a human voice.
http://dlvr.it/S6hCW8
Joby’s new iPhone camera accessories have MagSafe built in
Joby has launched a set of new iPhone camera accessories that use Apple’s MagSafe technology, making them ideal for mobile vlogging and general at-home use.
http://dlvr.it/S6gjrB
Microsoft suggests Windows 11 will be missing a key feature at launch
Microsoft just announced the Windows 11 release date, but the operating system will ship with one of its key features missing.
http://dlvr.it/S6gjpj
Interest in Switching to iPhone Drops Among Android Users Ahead of iPhone 13 Launch, Survey Shows
Android users are significantly less interested in the iPhone 13 models than they were this time last year in the
http://dlvr.it/S6ggRy
The iPhone’s rumored satellite tech probably for emergency situations only
The iPhone’s rumored satellite technology that would allow the device to be used in places without cellular coverage will probably be for emergency situations.
http://dlvr.it/S6dyvJ
