Inventors and app developers are about to get an early Christmas present courtesy of MIT. The WYSIWYG app building tool is back thanks to MIT and with this, received a donation from none other than Google to create the MIT Center for Mobile Learning. One of the first items on its agenda was to resurrect the [...]

Samsung has released the Android 2.2 source code for the Samsung Fascinate 3G+ on the Telus network, and its now available for download. This source code will be good to veiw and develop working ROM’s for the other Samsung Galaxy S devices, specifically the Vibrant for its similarities. Head on over to Samsung Open Source [...]

Yesterday, we reported the wonderful news that Samsung had released the official Froyo source code for their line of Galaxy S devices. Now, however, it appears that Samsung has pulled the source code from their site, so if you weren’t able to get your hands on it yesterday, you’re either going to have to wait [...]

In keeping with Android’s open source mantra, the source code for Froyo on the Samsung Galaxy S line has been released to the public. This means a couple of things for end users: The official release of Froyo on these devices is very close With the source code released, hackers and developers of custom ROMs [...]

Over at Dell’s official open source file directory, the Dell Streak has joined the ranks of the Aero by moving into open source space. Want to build a custom ROM? No problem. See the inner workings of the Streak’s OS? Sure. So, if you’re the Android-device-developer type, be sure to hit up the source link [...]