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Hello Android!

If you have been here before you will have seen a blog that was dedicated to all things windows mobile. Over time I became frustrated with Microsoft's failure to move with the times and update their O/S.

So I have switched phone and now this blog will be featuring my adventures with Google's Android technology and the G1 phone from T-Mobile.

I have been programming and generally getting immersed in the Android developer world and I am happy to report it's a refreshing and inspiring world indeed.

There will be more blog posts, detailing the cool stuff I have found to do with Android. Also will be developer chat and example code.

So if you were expecting windows mobile stuff I'm sorry, Windows has been eaten by an Android.

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