The idea of a Facebook Android version makes my head hurt
CNET
Better apps are very welcome -- Facebook's current Android app still is iffy -- but we don't need another Android version. And more importantly, we don't need an "easier" way to use Facebook. Enough choice as it is. Frankly, we need another Android ...
See all stories on this topic »Ouya, apps, and the future of gaming
CNET
Appification is the process in which everything in a given vertical moves to, well, apps. It's happening to the Web and it's happening to gaming, thanks to the wild success of the iOS and Android appstores. Apps are cheaper than games on discs. Apps ...
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Transformer AiO P1801: Weird 'Windroid' better in theory than fact
San Jose Mercury News
By contrast, the number of Android apps is now about 700,000. To be sure, most of them were designed for smartphones and aren't optimized for tablets, let alone a super-size one like the Transformer. Still, even a blown-up smartphone app is better than ...
See all stories on this topic »InMobi launches app publish distribution platform
Times of India
CHENNAI: Independent mobile ad network InMobi has launched App Publish, an Android app store distribution platform- a free-to-use tool that allows Android developers to publish their apps across global app stores in just a few clicks. InMobi's App ...
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Vine glosses over Android with new Embeds for web
Android Community
Android users were given another reminder about an app that they cannot use. That app is Vine and the reminder came along with news of web embeds and an update to the iOS app. Vine originally launched back in January. That initial launch was clearly ...
See all stories on this topic »Indian govt launches Android app development contest, winner gets INR 1 lakh
AndroidOS.in (blog)
Government of India has started an Android app development contest to make public services accessible to the citizens via mobile devices. The app development contest, which is currently underway, will stop taking submissions on March 31, 2013.
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CNET
Better apps are very welcome -- Facebook's current Android app still is iffy -- but we don't need another Android version. And more importantly, we don't need an "easier" way to use Facebook. Enough choice as it is. Frankly, we need another Android ...
See all stories on this topic »Ouya, apps, and the future of gaming
CNET
Appification is the process in which everything in a given vertical moves to, well, apps. It's happening to the Web and it's happening to gaming, thanks to the wild success of the iOS and Android appstores. Apps are cheaper than games on discs. Apps ...
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| PokerStars Android App Review: One For The Pros Tapscape The PokerStars Android app is a mobile version of the world-famous online Poker website, PokerStars. If you're a seasoned Poker player looking for a Poker app which befits your expertise, your search may just be over. When sifting through the various ... See all stories on this topic » |  Tapscape |
| Google Keep Launches - a New Evernote-Style App for Web and Android Tapscape Available as both a web and Android app, Google Keep aims to provide an alternative note-taking service to the one already provided by apps such as Evernote. Keep lets you save photos, jot down notes, create checklists and load them all on to Google ... See all stories on this topic » |  Tapscape |
San Jose Mercury News
By contrast, the number of Android apps is now about 700,000. To be sure, most of them were designed for smartphones and aren't optimized for tablets, let alone a super-size one like the Transformer. Still, even a blown-up smartphone app is better than ...
See all stories on this topic »InMobi launches app publish distribution platform
Times of India
CHENNAI: Independent mobile ad network InMobi has launched App Publish, an Android app store distribution platform- a free-to-use tool that allows Android developers to publish their apps across global app stores in just a few clicks. InMobi's App ...
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| Google Removes Ad Blocking Apps From Play Store, Developer Fires Back Tapscape Developers who have made ad blocking apps for your Android device were surprised to find, or not to find rather, their application available on the Google Play Store. Google has determined that the applications violate the distribution agreement ... See all stories on this topic » |  Tapscape |
Android Community
Android users were given another reminder about an app that they cannot use. That app is Vine and the reminder came along with news of web embeds and an update to the iOS app. Vine originally launched back in January. That initial launch was clearly ...
See all stories on this topic »Indian govt launches Android app development contest, winner gets INR 1 lakh
AndroidOS.in (blog)
Government of India has started an Android app development contest to make public services accessible to the citizens via mobile devices. The app development contest, which is currently underway, will stop taking submissions on March 31, 2013.
See all stories on this topic »