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I’m sure by now you know the drill but if you’re new around these parts this here is the Android Overload. All the news stories that make it past our desk throughout the day get stashed here, so that you might be able to find a little something of interest, and keep your never ending hunger for all these Android quenched for another night. So, have at it!
- Oracle drops one of their Java patents in Google fight. [TheInquirer]
- Japan’s Eden Tab comes out of the box running stock MIUI ROM. [Engadget]
- Hulu hack for Google TV allows for unofficial streaming on rooted devices. [TechCrunch]
- The LG Optimus Black is receiving its Gingerbread update in Australia. [AusDroid]
- Motorola is bringing the MOTOACTV to Israel. [Motorola]
- Despite conflicting reports, RIM has confirmed support for existing ads in ported Android apps. [Engadget]
- The Prada Phone by LG 3.0 has launched on T-Mobile UK. [Electronista]
where did you get that the Eden tablet is running MIUI out of the box? The engadget article says this:
Funnily enough, it turned out that during CES, Kingsoft’s Japanese subsidiary Mobile In Style announced the 7-inch Eden Tab, which just so happened to be co-developed by Xiaomi and shares the same ODM, Inventec, as the Xiaomi Phone. This is no surprise considering Lei Jun also chairs both Xiaomi and Kingsoft, and the two companies have announced partnerships before; though it doesn’t seem like this tablet uses the former’s MIUI software. Read on to find out more.