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Less than one million Google TV devices sold so far

Less than one million Google TV devices sold so far

29 February 2012 by Discuss (7)

We had hoped that CES last month would bring better news for Google TV, but things only seem to be getting worse since Logitech abandoned the platform. According to Google’s first party Google TV apps in the Android Market, no single app – including seemingly essential ones like Youtube, Photos for Google TV and the …

Google’s MWC app panders to the obsessive pin collector

Google’s MWC app panders to the obsessive pin collector

28 February 2012 by Discuss (0)

“See a pin and pick it up, and all day long, you’ll have a pin.” This bit of nonsensical wisdom from a famous author seems to have inspired Google’s Mobile World Congress efforts, as they’re releasing a second series of collectible Android pins at their amazing Mobile World Congress booth. If you’re attending the conference …

Android growth continues: 450,000 apps, 850,000 activations daily

Android growth continues: 450,000 apps, 850,000 activations daily

27 February 2012 by Discuss (3)

As previously indicated, Google’s Android booth at Mobile World Congress is pretty amazing. But it’s not all slides and pins: the company took the opportunity to interrupt full-grown tech journalists embracing their inner child for long enough to drop the latest numbers detailing Android’s meteoric rise. First up, Android has now passed an average of 850,000 new phone and …

Temple Run for Android delayed till March at least

Temple Run for Android delayed till March at least

25 February 2012 by Discuss (129)

So, Temple Run. Easily one of the most-anticipated Android games in the world right now. Android owners have been waiting patiently (though judging by the comments on our previous stories, not too patiently) for months. And according to the game’s official Facebook page, they’re going to have to wait a little longer. The deveoper posted …

Malware apps spread through Facebook to bypass Bouncer

Malware apps spread through Facebook to bypass Bouncer

24 February 2012 by Discuss (0)

After some pretty poor publicity surrounding the security of the Android Market, Google introduced the Bouncer scanning system for a more effective means of securing incoming apps. Of course, that doesn’t account for the ignorance of some Android users, which at least one malware distributor is taking advantage of… and using Facebook as an alternate delivery mechanism. …

SlashGear v2.0 App for Android available now! [Video]

SlashGear v2.0 App for Android available now! [Video]

24 February 2012 by Discuss (1)

Good news folks, just in time for Mobile World Congress our sister site SlashGear has just launched their all new SlashGear v2.0 app for Android smartphones. If you head over to the Android Market today you’ll find a brand new SlashGear App for Android. They are completely dedicated to all things gadgets, and should be …

Dropbox incorporates automatic image upload into latest update

Dropbox incorporates automatic image upload into latest update

24 February 2012 by Discuss (2)

Much like Google+, Dropbox now has the ability to automatically sync your Android photos to your Dropbox storage account. However, instead of resizing your images like Google+ does, Dropbox will upload an image of any size. Mobile cameras are improving at a steady rate, so the ability to retain the quality of your photos could …

AutoCAD WS adds 2D editing, plans a lot more

AutoCAD WS adds 2D editing, plans a lot more

23 February 2012 by Discuss (1)

If you’re in the architecture, manufacturing, fabrication or 3D animation, odds are you either use or know of AutoCAD, the standard desktop application for computer-aided design. Publisher AutoDesk has a variety of Android apps available, but the one that’s probably of most interest to CAD designers is AutoCAD WS, a remote viewer for DWG, DWF …

Twitter for Android updated, new features included

Twitter for Android updated, new features included

21 February 2012 by Discuss (1)

Twitter has been updated for Android, and includes some much welcomed features. After updating, you’ll notice that when swiping over a tweet, options to reply, retweet, favorite, or share instantly glide over. This is all without losing your place in your timeline; heavy twitter users are going to love this.

Playbook OS 2.0 available today, officially brings Android apps to BlackBerry

Playbook OS 2.0 available today, officially brings Android apps to BlackBerry

21 February 2012 by Discuss (9)

Wait a minute, BlackBerry Playbook news on an Android site? Yup. This is a PSA to let the few that care know that the BlackBerry Playbook has just been updated starting today to their new OS v2.0 bringing Android app support and a few other desperately needed features to the tablet. Now it even has …

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