STORY CLUSTER / 301689

This just in; kids that go to MIT are really F-ing smart. I just saw seven Android applications that have been developed over the short span of four months — with very little (if any) money — as part of a class called “Building Mobile Applications with Android”. It was a lot...

CrunchGear | more posts | 60 days | Fri., May 9, '08

MIT Students Get Attention for Android Applications - Wireless companies are checking out what these kids have to offer

Students taking a class at MIT this year have been working on developing different applications for Google s Android. Using little-to-no funding, they managed to create a series of seven apps that have the potential to be of interest to the wireless market (or so it would seem considering that...

DSLreports - front page | more posts | 60 days | Sat., May 10, '08

New Item! Brown, RISD students create toys for kids with cerebral palsy | Boston Globe -- Technology stories

Sneak Peak At Android Apps Out of MIT

A class at MIT built some mobile apps for Google’s Android operating system and presented them today. CrunchGear’s own superblogger Doug Aamoth reports on the seven apps—loco, Flare, GeoLife, Re:public, Locale, Kei, and snap—that he saw. Below is a slightly edited version of the...

Also See: crunchgear.com + + + + +

TechCrunch | more posts | 60 days | Fri., May 9, '08

STORY CLUSTER / 301689

click here to return to the main page

MIT students demonstrate their Android applications

SEARCH

most read blogs in the last month

MUST READ

top stories from the last 36 hours

RSS and Blogroll

subscription options galore

ABOUT

some random details about this site