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Greetings and salutations, Phandroids. You’ve made it into another episode of the Android Overload. This is the place where we stash all of the articles from throughout our day — the ones that didn’t make it onto our front page. More than likely, you’ll find a few tidbits that tickle your fancy so, have a look around and let me know if you find something interesting.
- Google in talks with Sprint and HTC over Google Wallet issues. Promises update. [TheVerge]
- Facebook opens API to allow for “Likes” on 3rd party apps. [iPodNN]
- Google could be testing a new vertically oriented Bing-like interface. [Tecno-Net]
- LevelUp Studios releases first puzzle game. Peti now available in Google Play Store.
- Google launches new service for managing workforces. Google Coordinate now available for Android. [TechCrunch]
- New Ice Cream Sandwich update leaks for Motorola Droid Bionic (6.7.2233). [XDA]
- Android Transporter for the Raspberry Pi transforms the device into a wireless media hub/game console. [E.S.R.Labs]
- Nike+ Running app now available in the Google Play Store.
- All Sonic the Hedgehog games discounted in the Google Play Store for Sonic’s birthday. [Sega Blog]
- Developers join together to create the NOGAPPS project. Looks to get rid of proprietary software. [XDA]
- Waze now gives you gas discounts at participating stations (US only). [Play Store Link]
- Acer Iconia Tab A700 now shipping (but out of stock). [Acer]
- Sony Xperia Go hits the FCC. [Engadget]
Chris, you seriously have the best job ever.
I’d love to do what you do specially since I spend a big part of my day on Android news. (I’ve found most of what was reported today before it got to Phandroid)
No offense to Google, but the NOGAPPS Project looks interesting for the privacy-minded.