How to Install NON - Android Market Applications

Samsung Droid Charge now available from Verizon Wireless

After a long journey with enough plot twists to make Hithcock proud, the Samsung Droid Charge is finally available from Verizon Wireless .

After seeing and playing with the Charge for a bit I have to say that the SAMOLED plus display is something that needs to be seen in person. The rest of the features are no slouch either:

* Android 2.2
* Google Mobile services, including Google Search
* Google Maps and Gmail, YouTube
* Brilliant 4.3-inch Super AMOLED Plus touch screen display
* 1GHz application processor
* Rear-facing 8-megapixel camera with LED flash
* Front-facing 1.3-megapixel camera to support video chat capabilities
* Samsung Social Hub and Media Hub
* 4G LTE hotspot available free until June 16

Android Version

Android is a Linux-based operating system specifically used for mobile phones, developed by Google and other companies that are incorporated into the Open Handset Alliance (Intel, Nvidia, and Texas Instruments) since 2007. Because based on Linux, this system is open, and free. Since the year 2009, until 22 August 2010, Google has released 6 versions of Android, where for easy recall, each version given by the names of foods, such as: Cupcake, Donut, eclair, Froyo, and Gingerbread.

In brief explanation of each version of Android is as follows:

Version 1.1

Released on 9 February 2009, the difference with the previous version is a better user interface and fixes several standard applications, such as messages and alarm management.

Version 1.5, Cupcake

In this version stand out is the animation effects, a video recording function as well as upload to YouTube site facilities.