iPhone vs. Android - Overconfidence vs. 'the Wild West'
Muncie Star Press
Androids, for example, use an open-source application process. Unlike Apple apps, Android applications do not have to be approved by the company before they're able to be downloaded by its users. It's a risk-reward type scenario, according to Jonathan ...
See all stories on this topic »HQBD to launch iPhone, Android app soon
Quincy Herald Whig
Travis Brown, executive director of the HQBD, said the app is expected to be released later this month for iPhones and Android smartphones. "Google is great if you know what you are looking for," he said. "This is an app that will show you what's there ...
See all stories on this topic »IPhone and Android users are app happy
Centre Daily Times
This month our mobile traffic is increasing by the day, and the wait has ended for our Android phoneapp, introduced quietly at the start of the year. Combined, these two apps are keeping busy business people, students and travelers informed of ...
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Tethering: A Quirky Conundrum
PCWorld
Perhaps the most popular unofficial system, CyanogenMod, is at the point where it not only pushes Google to offer some of its features in their official Android builds, but is considering its own Android app store, to provide apps like ClockworkMod ...
See all stories on this topic »Tech Talk: My tablet test
Seacoastonline.com
If you have an Android, go with an Android tablet. This will keep your operating environment the same and will make you more efficient. As it relates to apps, it will also save you money as you won't have to buy apps twice, once for your smartphone and ...
See all stories on this topic »Google Shuttering Picnik, Urchin, Sky Map Products
eWeek
Google is open-sourcing Google Sky Map, an app created by employees at Google's Pittsburgh office who wanted to put the sensors in Android phones to the test. While the app has seen more than 20 million Android phone users since 2009, the app will now ...
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Muncie Star Press
Androids, for example, use an open-source application process. Unlike Apple apps, Android applications do not have to be approved by the company before they're able to be downloaded by its users. It's a risk-reward type scenario, according to Jonathan ...
See all stories on this topic »HQBD to launch iPhone, Android app soon
Quincy Herald Whig
Travis Brown, executive director of the HQBD, said the app is expected to be released later this month for iPhones and Android smartphones. "Google is great if you know what you are looking for," he said. "This is an app that will show you what's there ...
See all stories on this topic »IPhone and Android users are app happy
Centre Daily Times
This month our mobile traffic is increasing by the day, and the wait has ended for our Android phoneapp, introduced quietly at the start of the year. Combined, these two apps are keeping busy business people, students and travelers informed of ...
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| Android Central Editors' app picks for Jan 21, 2012 Android Central By Jared DiPane 21 Jan 2012 4:46 pm Looking for some new apps for your belovedAndroid device, well you are in luck today. Hit the break with us and let's check out some of the teams favorite applications from this week. As if the cold wind and blowing ... See all stories on this topic » | Android Central |
PCWorld
Perhaps the most popular unofficial system, CyanogenMod, is at the point where it not only pushes Google to offer some of its features in their official Android builds, but is considering its own Android app store, to provide apps like ClockworkMod ...
See all stories on this topic »Tech Talk: My tablet test
Seacoastonline.com
If you have an Android, go with an Android tablet. This will keep your operating environment the same and will make you more efficient. As it relates to apps, it will also save you money as you won't have to buy apps twice, once for your smartphone and ...
See all stories on this topic »Google Shuttering Picnik, Urchin, Sky Map Products
eWeek
Google is open-sourcing Google Sky Map, an app created by employees at Google's Pittsburgh office who wanted to put the sensors in Android phones to the test. While the app has seen more than 20 million Android phone users since 2009, the app will now ...
See all stories on this topic »