Wanted to post out our videos from the Chicago GTUG event we attended on Saturday. This was a great event if you ignore the fact that Google gave away free Motorola Droids. Here are some of the videos from the final presentations by the developer groups, complete with an empty canada dry ginger ale bottle.

Note these are videos on UStream. If you need to view these you need the Ustream Viewer application.

Please note that these videos were streamed live on my Nexus One over a wifi connection to Ustream and afterwards uploaded to Ustream. My battery went dead during the recording of Ravware's presentation, however we may be able to salvage some more videos on Grant's droid and get those up to UStream. We are currently trying.

Today we are going to the Chicago GTUG event

Chicago Google Technology User Group (#ChiGTUG) is proud to present Android development workshops and hackathon. We are lucky here in Chicago to have a very vibrant community of Android phone developers, in big part due to presence of major corporations like Google, Motorola and IBM as well as many entrepreneurs.

Chicago Android workshops and eco-challenge hackathon

Date:
Saturday, February 06, 2010 from 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (CT)

Location:
OfficePort Chicago
9 W. Washington Chicago, IL
Chicago IL

Depending on how it goes I may be live streaming some of what I see there to you on our Ustream account. Stay tuned and we will let you know how it goes at the end of the day.

I spent the day sifting through all of the big Android News websites and here is are the Top Two Stories I found.

1. For starters, it was reported by BGR that the promo materials for the new Motorola Devour has been sent to retailers and a support site for the upcoming device has gone online. The Devour seen in the picture on the promotional materials below, will ship with Motorola's Motoblur UI. The image of the packaging was first provided via Android Central as seen in the image below. With the shipment of the promotional material, the phone release should not be far behind.  

Today we are going to cover some more selections requested by the fine followers of @AndroidAnarchy on Twitter. Two days ago I asked what single game our followers like the most for Android. At the time, I was only able to create a review for two of the games PapiJump and PapiMissile.  Since I ran out of time the other day to post more of the reviews you selected, I am going to post them today! So get ready for 5 new apps of games selected by the readers.

Game Time!