Things We Missed, You Shouldn’t [Feb. 1st]
The folks at Linux are training people how to develop for Android, yet another carrier gerts the LG Optimus M, and Mathias Duarte – whom I now like to refer to as “the god of all things Honey” – has graced our PC displays with a rather entertaining interview. With all of these things we couldn’t exactly get to on this first day in February, you shouldn’t have to miss out. Just take a gander at the links on each item for more.
- The Linux Foundation announced the introduction of new Android training courses.
- Rogers Canada is now stocking the Samsung Galaxy Tab in white. Pricing hasn’t dropped yet.
- Benchmark application Quadrant has been updated to feature support for the Gingerbread-laden Nexus S.
- For those looking for MP3 player alternatives with an Android twist, the Cowon D3 has gone on pre-order in the UK for £279.00. It ships February 15th.
- Metro PCS is offering the LG Optimus M for $149.99 as part of their President’s Day sale.
- A new 3D RPG is out called Discretion. Not the prettiest, but check out the free demo. [Market Link | AppBrain Link]
- NEC is launching their own App Store called Andronavi. Nothing special, but the content will be tailored for otakus.
- AllThingsD had a pretty lengthy conversation with Honeycomb father Mathias Duarte. Read his reflection and thoughts here.
- The T-Mobile Pulse Mini is now available for 49.99 pounds in he UK – without a contract. Sweet deal for a decent phone. Grab the deal here.
- AT&T posted a Mobile Minute video about their newly-announced HTC Inspire 4G. Check it out on YouTube.