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Firefox for Android beta updated with new UI and Flash support

Firefox for Android beta updated with new UI and Flash support

15 May 2012 by Discuss (5)

Mozilla has just released another update to their popular browser for Android today. This was just released this afternoon and is actually the Firefox for Android beta. If you’re using the standard release you’ll want to check out the newest beta because of its redesigned user interface and more. Check out the details below.

Android malware spreads through infected websites

Android malware spreads through infected websites

It’s interesting to watch the security landscape unfold on a new platform like Android, in a macabre sort of way. On the one hand we have newfangled attacks that use relatively modern ways of stealing money or information, like phony text message trojans. On the other we’ve got old-school malware that spreads through modified versions …

Chrome for Android update adds desktop mode and bookmarks

Chrome for Android update adds desktop mode and bookmarks

17 April 2012 by Discuss (1)

Chrome for Android is quickly becoming the most popular mobile browser for Android – as long as you have a supported device of course. While it hasn’t passed the million downloads mark just yet, a new update today has added some new features and solves some critical bugs according to the Chrome Blog.

Dolphin Browser HD 8.0 update redesigns UI

Dolphin Browser HD 8.0 update redesigns UI

12 April 2012 by Discuss (3)

Even with a growing number of browser available on the Google Play Store, Dolphin Browser HD remains a favorite for power users, including those of us here at Android Community. The latest update adds a bevvy of new features, mostly surrounding Dolphin’s evolving user interface. The biggest change is a new menu bar that slims …

Opera Mobile beta gets mobile extension support

Opera Mobile beta gets mobile extension support

09 April 2012 by Discuss (0)

Mobile browsers are a dime a dozen on Android – not even that, since most are actually free. But outside Dolphin Browser HD and Mozilla’s Firefox Mobile, not many allow you to expand the browser’s capabilities with extensions like desktop browsers can. Browser old-timer Opera has just published an experimental release of Opera Mobile (not to …

Chrome for Android will improve by “leaps and bounds” soon

Chrome for Android will improve by “leaps and bounds” soon

20 February 2012 by Discuss (8)

Who has tried out the new Chrome for Android beta? While we love it here at Android Community it’s still in beta and has a ways to go, not to mention be available on more devices. Today Chrome’s Senior VP Sundar Pichai had a sit down and was able to chat about Chrome and Chrome …

Chrome for Android Beta hands-on [Video]

Chrome for Android Beta hands-on [Video]

07 February 2012 by Discuss (3)

Google has released their first ever version of Chrome for Android today. Bringing their full-fledged browser to the world of Android smartphones and tablets. While currently only available for Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich devices (and a beta) we were excited to give it a quick try. Below you’ll see our first impressions, hands-on pictures, …

Google Chrome Browser officially lands on Android — faster and smarter

Google Chrome Browser officially lands on Android — faster and smarter

07 February 2012 by Discuss (5)

It’s the moment we have all been waiting for. We have long forgotten Firefox and have been die-hard fans of Chrome while waiting patiently for an official mobile version for Android. Today is that day and Google has just announced the Chrome for Android Beta. It’s available now for Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich smartphones …

Firefox 10 update hits Android Market, Flash still missing

Firefox 10 update hits Android Market, Flash still missing

31 January 2012 by Discuss (4)

For all those users of the popular Firefox browser for Android we have good news today. Firefox 10 has just landed in the market and the update is available now thanks to Mozilla. Along with tons of improvements to overall stability and performance we have a faster and easier set up and sync, but Adobe’s …

TeleNav announces web-based HTML 5 navigation service

TeleNav announces web-based HTML 5 navigation service

14 December 2011 by Discuss (0)

Today the popular location-based service provider TeleNav has announced an HTML 5 browser-based navigation service for mobile devices. They’ve been a popular and widely used 3rd party navigation tool on Android for a long time and now their entire suite of location-based services are about to get even better, and easier to access.

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