How BlackBerry 10 Runs 28000 Android Apps Without a Back Button PC Magazine Well, about 40 percent of those are Android apps, BlackBerry vice president Martyn Mallick said at another Q&A at the BlackBerry 10 launch. While he didn't do the following math himself, 40 percent of 70,000 is about 28,000 Android apps running on ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Change DPI settings for Android apps to enable tablet apps on a phone (root only) Liliputing Google Android lets developers create apps that behave differently on phones and tablets. For instance the default Gmail app has a two-column view on a tablet, but if you use the exact same app on a phone, you only see one column. Some apps, such as ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
TED Android App Selected By Google as a Top App of 2012 PR Web (press release) The new TED Android app gained important recognition last month after Google selected it as one of their top 12 apps of 2012 in the Google Play Store. Criteria included apps that “achieved a great combination of utility, beauty, and accessibility ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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40 Per Cent of BB10′s Apps are Wrappered Android Conversions Gizmodo 40 Per Cent of BB10รข€²s Apps are Wrappered Android Conversions Turns out BlackBerry's proud claim that the new BB10 phones are launching with 70,000 bespoke apps was a bit of a lie—with one of the company's own men admitting that up to 40 per cent ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Google Busts Out Android Apps for the Super Bowl Hot Hardware With the "Big Game" happening in just a couple of days, many of us have a bunch of last-minute things to tackle. There's the beer, snacks, extra chairs if you're hosting the party, beer, an address in case you're going out for a party, a clean jersey ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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iPhone less pricy than Android for bestselling photo and video apps PR Newswire (press release) 31, 2013 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Because iPhones generally have higher price points than Android smartphones, conventional market wisdom is that iPhone users are less price-sensitive than Android users. Yet the Photo/Video Apps Market Analysis ... See all stories on this topic » |
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