A working Honeycomb build was shown off to the public in a recent demonstration on an unnamed Motorola tablet (codenamed: Everest). It confirmed some great features that we can expect in our future Google-supported tablets.
Tag: Android
OnLive Inc, for those of you who haven’t heard about them, is a company that offers instant gaming of major game titles to your TV, PC or Mac. While normally you would have to have these games installed on your PC/Mac or own the game for your console system, OnLive lets you play them via ‘the cloud’. The Android app turns this into a spectator sport.
Atmel maXTouch sensors are used in a lot of Android products, mostly Samsung phones. Sporting the ability to handle an ‘unlimited’ amount of touches on the screen, these are some of the best touch sensors for Android devices and make every Android gamer’s gaming experience that much better, if they are using a device with them inside.
From the developers of ExZeus Arcade comes a new tactical RPG game called Spectral Souls – Resurrection of the Ethereal Empire. Brought to Android by HyperDevBox, Spectral Souls is an awesome looking RPG game featuring great 3D graphics just like ExZeus Arcade did but in the fashion of an anime RPG game.
Seems like Gameloft has a few games slated for release for Android in the near future. The other day we spotted the Let’s Golf 2 page on the Gameloft store site before it was taken offline. Now we got a tip about Brothers in Arms 2: Global Front HD appearing for availability for Android devices although now we’re having trouble getting to the page.
If you haven’t had enough information regarding Playstation and Android then here is some more and rather interesting news. The Gingerbread (Android 2.3) SDK has been released today and with that everyone is tearing it apart to see what is inside. One of the major focuses of Android 2.3 is gaming, so does it come as a surprise that Playstation button support was found inside?
Hold on to your seats, its gonna be a bumpy ride. reckless racing does exactly what it says in the title, and makes the ILG micro machines games look like child’s play. Reckless Racing is Polarbit’s newest 3D game, with partner Pixelbite, and takes the racing game genre and pumps it full of Hillbilly racing goodness with great graphics.
From the developers of Sky Force and Sky Force Reloaded comes a new game, Can Knockdown. Every play that game at fairs and carnivals where you have to knock all the cans off a pedestal in order to win a prize? Well now you can do the same on your Android phone and it won’t cost you $5 for 3 balls either!
Verizon will be pushing out a new update to Droid X owners in the very near future, version 2.3.340. Included in this update, according to the documents, is EA Mobile’s Madden 2011 game which was supposed to be available by now to Android gamers. Considering this, it looks like the reason it hasn’t bee released is due to Verizon nabbing an exclusive on it.
It seems as though we should start calling every Monday in the Android community “Device Monday” or at least just for today. We just got a tip on Twitter from our friend Junde regarding the upcoming Meizu M9 and M9II phones, slated for release in China. Why are we reporting about phones in China? Android has no borders!