Starting today, Android developers can go to Sprint Nextel Inc.’s developer Web site for tools to build applications for the HTC Hero — it’s coming to Sprint on Oct. 11 — and future Android devices.

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Okay, so I'm really trying here. I got a HTC Hero about a month ago and had some issues with it. It got laggy as fuck, even after I removed a lot of widgets and so forth. The battery life sucked. No ...

OVERLAND PARK, Kan.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sprint (NYSE:S) announced today several additions to its Application Developer Web site -- http://developer.sprint.com/android ...

I have an HTC Hero and it's getting long in the tooth. I long for something like the Evo, but it's already slated to be replaced by the swath of dual core handsets that were touted at CES. The problem ...

Sprint will release its first-ever handset featuring the Google-developed open-source Android operating system next month. will release its first-ever handset featuring the open-source Android ...