For owners of the original European version of the HTC Hero, it seems like the date for Android 2.1 is always being pushed back as people are still hopeful...

The guys at Phonescoope takes a look at Google Earth, now available for the Google Nexus One and the Android 2.1 OS. Google Earth is a free download from the Google App Market.

A brief overview on Engadget last week of some market share figures presented by comScore hid some amazing results for Android. In Engadgets article and subsequent posts around the internet, people noted that the point changes were fairly minor, and pointed to Microsofts 4-point loss as the biggest detail of note. Android gained 4-points, largely

As many as five new Android phones could be announced next week during CTIA, but the one I am looking forward to the most is the HTC Supersonic. This device is significant because it is rumored to be the first 4G handset for Sprint's new WiMax network.

The Android version of Fring got updated yesterday and the new version includes a new buddy list look, brand-new profile screen and the long-anticipated dialer, among other improvements. Download the new version here.

This app got lost in all the hype surrounding the recently released Google Buzz widget and the update to Maps. The guys over at Orkut blog gave a nice mini review of this app. This is another social networking type app that allows you to share different things with your Orkut buddies. Orkut includes friends live

ZipRealty is a popular online real estate brokerage service, and like many other services, it has been quick to expand to mobile phones. They have already launched a successful iPhone/iPod Touch app and now they have released an app for the Android platform. The app allows users to search for actively-listed “for sale” homes

So after some documents arose yesterday about the upcoming release of Android 2.1 for the Sprint HTC Hero and Samsung Moment, it appears as though some have gone ahead and used some internal Sprint connections to dig up a little more dirt. Several people have heard from Sprint that the release of this update is supposed to be March 26, which is slightly contrary to the April time frame previously ...

Sprint promised a little while ago that they were going to provide a software update for customers who have either a HTC Hero or a Samsung Moment. A report over on news.softpedia.com says that the update which was namely the Android 2.1 still seems a way off before Sprint will actually deliver the solution. Rumours

After having a glance at the tiny cardboard robot based on an Android handset, we stumbled upon a LEGO robot that uses a Nokia N900 unit as its brain. A similar initiative based on an iPhone could be seen in the past and were sure that HTC also had its share of handsets used for