Rush Poker Mobile headed to Android

by Steve Ginter
tagged 59% Of The Successful Android Applications Feature Goog, full tilt poker, Gambling, poker, rush poker

File this as another soon to be “Droid Does” ability. Full Tilt Poker is looking to bring their Rush Poker style game to Android in which real money is on the line. They had a little hiccup in their talks with Google about bringing this gambling app to the Android platform at first. Now it [...]

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May

2008

Maps And Location Based Applications Hold The ADC Majority

by Chris Moor
tagged 59% Of The Successful Android Applications Feature Goog

Google’s Official Google Android developer blog has revealed yet more information on the Android Developer Challenge as they begin to bring to a close the first round of judging. A full list detailing the judges used and their respective companies can also now be viewed from the site, along with a slide deck of the [...]

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