It has useful information in case you are interested in developing a live wallpaper for Android. Expect many live wallpapers to be on the market very soon. Although we doubt that most of them would be high quality since not many developers will try to sell them (who’s gonna buy a wallpaper even it it’s $0.99) so we expect most of the live wallpapers would be free and thus somewhat unpolished. But we’ll see about that. Post your thought about future of live wallpapers in the comments!

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Google Nexus one phone promotion on Google homepage

I have been spotting a LOT (and I mean really a L-O-T) AdSense advertisements for Nexus one on the web in random places. What does it mean – google pushing Nexus One so hard? Is it one of the deal sides with HTC that Google will push the device really hard to promote the sales and therefore revenue for HTC? Or is it more strategic decision and Google is trying to set standard for Android phone just as iPhone had set standard for smartphones already? While it is probably a combination of many factors – it would be extremely interesting to know what are the major driving factors behind this huge promotion machinery.

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