The Android Developers blog featured a post today regarding the current state of the new Android Market licensing server, which aims to cut down on the
Tumblr, the popular micro-blogging site, released an Android application to the Market over the weekend. The app gives you all the features you know and
TweetDeck has had one hell of a week dealing with unofficial versions of their highly anticipated Android beta application. Yesterday, the company became aware of
The Capcom PlayStation 2 emulator has been pulled from the Android Market for copyright infringement. The emulator was only available on the Market for a
Earlier, we posted our thoughts on the SwiftKey keyboard, finding it to be excellent in almost every way. Apparently, we aren’t the only ones enamored,
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Perhaps you’ve heard of the popular Android app, “Remember The Milk”. This is a task management app that has multi-device
Hey, remember Graffiti on Palm devices? I have fond memories of trying to scribble out an understandable sentence, only to be greeted with “Skjir89ijsd(VV”… but
So, along with the Slingplayer Mobile app, there’s apparently some more tasty media happenings in store for the Android. Well known mobile television provider MobiTVhas
Recently, CNET reported on a study that was done by security-firm SMobile Systems involving Android apps, purporting that a full 20% of Android apps have access to
T-Mobile UK have today announced that the UK version of the Android Market will receive access to paid applications from tomorrow.
“From tomorrow, UK customers will
The Wall Street Journal recently published an article on the future strategy of Microsoft’s cellphone development in which they revealed in the closing paragraph that
In an email circulated to registered members of the Android Market, details of future Android Market updates are revealed along with their deployment schedule which
Analysts Medialets have compiled a list of the top 10 most popular downloads from the Android Market for November 2008.
Topping the charts with over 250,000
Australian based Kogan Technologies are set to launch the world’s second handset powered by the Google Android operating system.
The new ‘Agora’ handset will be available
While Google are keeping the exact download statistics private, mobile advertising network Medialets have been doing some data analysis of their own and have publicised