HTC’s finally releasing HTC Sync for users that have gotten their hands on the HTC Wildfire. As usual, a Windows-based PC is required for use. You’ll also need your phone’s serial number in order to download this specific version, so be sure to have that handy (you can find the Wildfire’s serial number beneath the battery preceded by “S/N”).
Head over there now to begin your download
In order to cope with increasing demand for their phones, HTC will be fitting the Desire and the Nexus One with Super LCD screens. These devices were previously using AMOLED, but due to shortage of that type of screens, HTC had to resort to an alternative. Enter SLCD which, according to HTC, exerts less pressure on the battery.
FriendCaller became one of most recomended VoIP client for Android phone. Currently in beta version, FriendCaller offers very good over-the-internet calls and Instant messaging to anyone around the world. A really cool feature is the ability send a link to someone you want to call without that person having to download and install FriendCaller. The sound quality is very good compared to Skype, which at the time it was still available on Android required the use of a headset for a good listening experience.
Features:
Learn more here.
Another iPhone app of note was ported to Android during the last week. Joining the recently released Android Kindle app is Barnes & Noble’s NOOK app.
B&N noted that NOOK for Android is the first eReader software to feature “Barnes & Noble’s new NOOK-centric branding.” The company added that updated NOOK software for iPhone and iPad will be released in the coming months.
From B&N’s press release, the list of features will be very familiar to those who are using e-book reader software. It does have a lending feature absent from other e-book readers. Read more…
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