Well I finally got fed up of waiting and downloaded RunKeeper Pro on my Android phone... its FREE until the end of Jan so would recommend everyone give it a try.
I'm very surprised / dissappointed that a company the size of, and with the resources of Adidas can't / won't make MiCoach work on Android but a small company can make RunKeeper Pro work without excuses of hardware problems.....
So it's march 23rd...sun is shining...18° in Germany...a new running year starts (at least for me 
) - but still no android app 
Cant believe it's so difficult too fix the GPS issues or that android is that much worse than the iPhone.
Why not take the most popular android cells and at least support them, if you cant do all of them? You do the same thing with Blackberrys. Ok, I know it's not exactly the same, but there must be a way. This thread is a couple of month old now and nothing happened so far (at least apparing to the customers).
Please give us a hint whats going on behind the adidas walls and when we can expect the android app.
Appreciate it!
Greetings to the homebase from Zirndorf, Bavaria
Here's the scoop. Android app was scheduled for the end of this month (April). We had some last minute capabilities added and pulled and this has caused a week delay so keep your eyes peeled. This looks to be our highest quality release for a new platform and we are very excited about it. Thank you for your patience. I will post something to the forum once miCoach is available in the market.
If you are going to Google IO this year, please stop by the Google Sandbox to see miCoach in action and to ask me any questions you may have in person.
jon
Here are a couple of teaser screen shots. The first one showing the languages supported at launch (English US and Korean are scrolled off) and the second showing the miCoach widget in German
Thank you, Adidas for making micaoch available in the android market! Woot!
Have been using micoach with my blackberry for a while now and I used it for the first time on my android device (SE Xperia X8) this morning and here are some things i noticed:
1. First, no option to pause the music. The playlists I use while running is composed of motiontraxx podcasts that has certain BPM's so it would be nice to be able to pause music also as there is this option for the blackberry version.
2. Unlike in the blackberry version, music doesnt pause while the audio coach is speaking. Great job! Now I won't miss a beat.
3. When I finished the workout, it registered a score of 0%. Although I wasn't able to maintain the pace, i dont think the score should be that low.
4. Is there an option to track the shoe that I used? I didn't notice it if there was. Now I cant edit my workout to include the shoe that I used.
5. The track is fairly accurate, considering the heavy clouds and the presence of buildings in the area. About +/-3-5meters. Fast GPS-lock too!
6. I love the widget! Good job!
Although the app for the android isn't perfect (yet), I can now ditch my blackberry during my runs.
Thank you Adidas!
just ran my first training, a short one on my desire with android 2.3 (oxygen), worked without problems. Speed recognition was a bit off sometimes compared to my trusted old win 6.1 with rungps which I ran along with it for "proofreading". But all in all a very smooth experience. Better than the blackberry app. Let´s hope it stays stable.
Thanks!
P.S. The delay was of course unacceptable, I have a team of lawyers checking out possible legal action. 
