Android users can now search for contacts, bookmarks, apps and music on the phones using Google’s new Gesture Search app. But it seems at the moment only US Android users with Android 2.0 can get in on the doodling Gesture Search fun. Read on to find out while you’ll be gagging for the app to make it into the UK Android Marketplace…
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The HTC Hero is all set to get a facelift, with Android 2.0 heading to arguably the hottest Google phone going. That’s the word direct from the Taiwanese tech titan, which says Eclair will soon be doing its thing underneath that sleek HTC Sense skin.
Google’s all new Android 2.0, also known as Eclair, has just been detailed. There are plans for a slew of new features for the open source OS, including native Exchange support, Facebook integration, better YouTube support and a rejigged Google Maps app.
Android 2.0 – aka Donut, according to Google’s cake-based naming system – is chock full of new features, as demonstrated at the Google I/O conference yesterday. Unsurprisingly, given the source, search is high on the list.
Sony Ericsson has shushed the gossip mongers and confirmed that the company is indeed working on an Android phone. The unnamed device is set to run Android 2.0 and will be out in the ‘near future’.