Android App...

[1984]

Not ready for us yet, but always good to know what's going on:

http://googlemobile.blogspot.com/2009/02/record-your-training-routes-with-my.html

[Eon]

Google’s own slider smartphone patent app:

http://www.unwiredview.com/2009/02/26/googles-own-slider-smartphone-patent-app/

[Skippy101]

Canada still behind on this:

Finance for Android App:
http://googlemobile.blogspot.com/2009/03/finance-for-android-app.html

[bittersweet]

Interesting:

As Android goes, all eyes might be on the Magic at this point -- but T-Mobile USA's still rocking the G1 hard, and they've got the stats to prove it. The carrier has announced that "roughly half" of its G1 buyers traded up from a dumbphone of some sort, which should really help them put that nascent 3G network through its paces in earnest. Proof of that lies deeper in the numbers: 80 percent of G1 customers are browsing the web on a daily basis from the comfort of their device -- a testament to the goodness of WebKit, we reckon -- over half are using Facebook and YouTube at least once a week, and half are hooking up to WiFi on a daily basis. HTML and streaming video aren't the only things burning through AWS bandwidth, though; T-Mobile's also claiming that the average G1 customers has downloaded over 40 frickin' apps from the Android Market, and four out of five download apps at least once per week. We imagine that number will level off now that paid apps are scaling up, but still -- that's an impressive stat.

http://www.engadgetmobile.com/2009/04/01/t-mobile-reveals-some-juicy-g1-stats-half-of-users-traded-up-fr/

[lovemymobile]

Although this is not available in Canada yet, pretty cool if you are looking for products on the go.

http://googlemobile.blogspot.com/2009/04/google-product-search-for-android-and.html

[pusher]

http://googlemobile.blogspot.com/2009/04/iterative-webapp-gmail-for-mobile-gets.html

"One of my favorite inbox triage techniques is Gmail's 'mute' feature. Once I've muted a message, follow-up emails to the conversation bypass the inbox, keeping it clutter free. With mute now available in Gmail for mobile on the iPhone and Android-powered devices, you can quickly manage your inbox while you're on the go. To access mute - select a message and from the drop-down options on the Floaty Bar, tap 'Mute'."

[odovoni09]

OK - so I stumbled upon the Android For Desktop no thanks to a very badly designed website. WHen I installed the app and run it says that my trial has expired. But Ive never loaded this app before.
Am I going to have to buy a whole new desktop app even though I currently have v4.14 on my Mac currently?
How do I get a trial of this at the very least?