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Google delays Android phones in China

As Google threatens to quit operating in China due to the country’s censorship policy, the search giant delayed an event Wednesday to introduce two new Android phones for China Unicom. The search company did not give an explanation for the delay, but it could be related to chilly relationships it now has with the Chinese [...]

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Archos 5 Internet tablet now with Android Market and Google Apps

One of the items that many have come to not only love, but also feel lost without is the Android Market and all of the good Google apps. That of course was the some of the pain felt by anyone who purchased the Archos 5 Internet tablet. Thankfully that has since changed and the Market [...]

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Tips: Copy files/text from and to Android with Gmail

Copying files from an Android device to a desktop computer is very easy thanks to the USB cable, but a cable isn’t always on hand. Sometimes you’re in a computer lab or at work, and need to quickly get files or text from one device to another before you leave. Gmail is an easy fix [...]

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T-Mobile G1 supports Gmail.com shortcuts in browser

T-Mobile G1 owners who use Gmail in the web browser should notice some new tricks available. Google has announced that not only does the mobile version of Gmail.com now have faster auto-completion, there’s also support for the same keyboard shortcuts available in the desktop version of Gmail. The new features require a physical keyboard in order [...]

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Gmail Mobile adds offline support, faster navigation

Anyone who accesses Gmail in the Android browser will be happy to know that Google has added improvements to Gmail Mobile. The English version of the website is now faster in multiple areas, including reading, browsing, and searching through messages. Oh yeah, they also managed to add offline support if a data connections falters. Google first [...]

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Google demos offline Gmail web app at Mobile World Congress

Another goodie to come out of Mobile World Congress was a demo from Google. They showed off a new web app for Gmail that allows for offline use, in other words you will get full access even without the network being active. The demo, which was given by Vic Gundotra, who is the vice president [...]

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