Flash Player 10.1 is ready for "future OS updates".

With the Android community all excited with the not-yet-officially-announced release of Android 2.3, Adobe posted an update for Flash Player to Market during the night. What's interesting here is the description as it starts with an all caps ATTENTION.

"ATTENTION: Please install the current Flash Player (ver. 10.1.105.6) to ensure that the runtime loads properly with future OS updates. By clicking "Install"..."

For sure, Adobe is ready for Android 2.3.

Angry Birds updated.

The update increases the number of levels up to 195. Wow, that's a lot and I doubt I'll ever go through them all as I haven't even finished the first release. Not that it's difficult or not fun, it's about the time I'm willing to devote to those cute Angry birds.

Besides the increase in the number of levels, Angry birds now supports QVGA devices running Android, obviously.

"We have fixed a number of issues that a lot of people experienced with Angry Birds on Android, including the lank screen issue on Android 1.6 devices, and the white textures appearing on certain devices."


Version 1.4.2 is available for download on Android Market and GetJar.

Facebook and Twitter gets updated.

A couple of updates have appeared for my Nexus One on Android Market today, among which are Facebook and Twitter. For the latter, the updates bring speed, a cleaner timeline, tweet details and Pull to refresh.
Facebook app for Android seems to bring some more features.

1. Groups: It is now possible to share posts with just a small group of friends.
2. Places: Share where you are with friends, see where friends are and discover nearby places.
3. Improved Notifications: View comments and updates within the app.

The forth item is the usual "various bug fixes".

Get Call of Duty Modern Warfare for Android free.

I saw this news on Androidspin this morning. The famous desktop warfare game is free for download on GetJar until the 29th of october. So hurry up.

Source: Androidspin
Download link: GetJar

Angry Birds leave beta. Still free.

Angry Birds for Android, the full version is now available for FREE.Yes for free. Download your copy from the link as it's not yet available on Market yet. The file is 12mb.
Got to fly after some pigs now :)

http://m.getjar.com/

Posted with my Nexus One.

Evernote 2.0 beta

Windows Phone 7 has OneNote built-in. Android has EverNote in beta on Android Market that you can now download for free. This version of EverNote has been almost entirely re-written and now provides a better interface, made browsing much easier.

Learn more at www.evernote.com/about/download/android.php

Firefox 4 Beta for Android released.

Previously known as Fennec, Firefox 4 beta is now available on Mozilla's website. Don't go look for it on Market, you won't find it and you'll get a "Fake Mozilla Firefox" in the results.

Firefox 4 beta includes Firefox Sync that lets you sync with your PC such items as bookmarks, history, passwords etc.

This release delivers a rich set of features, including pinch-to-zoom, which is now supported on multitouch-capable devices, and the Awesome Screen, which instantly gives you access to your recent history, bookmarks and tabs just by tapping in the Awesome Bar. See the release notes for a full list of features included in this release.


Download your free copy here.


Watch the demo.

Gameloft releases Avatar game for Android.

If you're a fan of James Cameron movie avatar, then I guess you'll love be the One to fight the human invasion on colorful Pandora. The game is not available through Market, so you have to try and buy it driectly from Gameloft at www.gameloft.com. Check out the video and see ya on Pandora.

Official demo of the Galaxy Tab by Samsung.

Samsung has posted a video of their tablet to YouTube. "The objective of the video is to objectively present key features and benefits of Samsung Galaxy Tab. The video doesn't contain any graphics effects", says Samsung. The device is fast and beautiful. Would you buy it?

SwiftKey now out of beta.

The last time I blogged SwiftKey was in August when it was in its first beta. I was amazed by the speed at which i was typing or not typing because Swiftkey is smart enough to guess my next words and most of the time, if not always, it is spot on. SwiftKey is out of beta and can be purchased for $0.99 on Android Market. It still shows up as a beta for me.

If you haven't tried SwiftKey yet, download it from Android Market. You won't believe how fast you can type.

Read my August article about Swiftkey here.

Read the press release here.