First images Carbon Twitter app for Android leaked

 One of the best apps of the now virtually written off webOS operating system is Carbon. It's a very good Twitter app that excels with a convenient control, great features and a sleek appearance. The developers of Carbon, dots and lines, is now working on the app for Android and Windows Phone to give. Via Twitter are some screenshots of how Carbon came out Android will look like and they are promising.

 The illustrations clearly shows how tweets are displayed. For example you can also directly to photos in your timeline look without that need to be opened separately. Carbon for webOS also supports features such as uploading photos and videos, services like Bit.ly, Read It Later and Instapaper and various themes. They are also expected in the Android version soon as a beta version will be released.

 Is there a need for a Twitter app to the existing apps like Tweetdeck, Seesmic, Hootsuite and the official Twitter app for Android? Let us know what you think of it in the comments below.

CyanogenMod 7 on HP touch pad now with sound, wifi and accelerometer

Having now swept away the competition (more is eliminated alone), the solitary walk team CyanogenMod toward the perfect functioning of like Android are being developed (in dual-boot with WebOS) on HP Touch Pad continues unabated, adding the past blocksthree new features: WiFi, audio and accelerometer.

Practically the first of the three vital functions, which, as you can see in the video below allows us to deliberate effort to Market to download the app we want; not less important are also the other two.



Nothing public code is still available at the time, but despite the "group cyan" had been put forward the hands about dates of issue in the short term, the work seems to proceed with constancy, and Quadrant already marks a score of 2100 (although occasional impuntamenti are present). Good new in short, especially for the owners of Touch Pad; no someone listening?

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