Google is preparing to launch Ice Cream Sandwich over the next 2 months. Today, Google updated its official Android developers blog instructing Honeycomb app developers how to update their apps for the transition to Ice Cream Sandwich. In Ice Cream Sandwich, all screen sizes are supported, which means that applications will also have to offer support for both smartphones and tablets, or anything else, and developers will need to modify their software to make sure that this happens. In the said blog post, Scott Main notes that developers can also opt to prevent their applications from installing on smaller screens, in addition to being able to add support for these screens in the APK. Google also asks developers to think about how their tablet apps are going to work on smaller displays before the Ice Cream Sandwich SDK (Software Developer Kit) is even released
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In association with Lucasfilm Ltd. and VoiceSkins.com TomTom brings official Star Wars voices to TomTom navigation devices for the very first time. An authentic sounding Vader voice tells you where to go and leads you down the path to the Dark Side and your final destination.
The Darth Vader voice also features original sound effects from the classic films, including lightsaber sounds and TIE fighter flybys. John Williams’ unforgettable Imperial March music is embedded into certain sections of the navigation commentary. In addition, the company unveiled an online, Webcam-based Flash game (pictured) that lets players compete to win a Yoda-themed standalone navigation device.
You will be able to choose from C-3PO in June, Yoda in July, and Han solo in August. The voices will all sell for £ 7,95 and you can get free content for start screens, car icons and more to go along with the voices.
If you’re not a Star Wars fan, you can add your own voice to Ovi Maps instead. To hear clips of the voices – and to find out more about them and the Star Wars game – visit http://www.tomtom.com/news/www.tomtom.com/starwars