Google caused a stir a few weeks back with the announcement of its new mobile phone platform, Android. Of particular note was the control it gave developers over the features of mobile phones - features such as built-in GPS and Wi-Fi receivers. However, all we were given was the tantalising technical details of the new platform, and not much else - no sample applications, or even any real idea of what could be achieved with the new platform.

Now, though, a few details are starting to emerge of just what can be done with it by enterprising software developers - developers such as Wi2P Entertainment, who've used Android's ability to control a phone's GPS receiver to create a new Augmented Reality game called Wi-Fi Army.

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