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HP to deliver Print services to Android

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  • By James DeRuvo
  • on 11 Apr, 2011
HP to deliver Print services to Android
HP has announced the release of wireless printing software for Android which will enable users to wirelessly print to corporate network printers. The concept, known as "ePrint Services" is designed to make the Android platform more appealing to corporations who are looking to incorporate an employees personal smartphone into the IT structure. Employees will be able to print emails, documents and even presentations to printers that employ HPs Internet printing service. The new app competes directly with iOS AirPrint and Google's Cloud Print technologies, which HP says aren't secure enough for corporate IT networks.
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BlackBerry Playbook will support Android apps with “app player” [New]

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  • By Cory Gunther
  • on 24 Mar, 2011
BlackBerry Playbook will support Android apps with “app player” [New]
This has just been confirmed. Today RIM announced that they WILL indeed be supporting Android Apps with an optional app player that will be available for download on the Playbook release day. This is big news. According to RIM the Playbook will support both Blackberry Java as well as all the Android apps. This includes native C/C++ development support, HTML5, Flash and AIR support. Also take note that RIM's press release only mentions Android 2.3 apps, so we aren't sure if Android 3.0 Honeycomb apps will work, or will need an update first.
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Samsung to announce QWERTY in Android’s Galaxy

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  • By James DeRuvo
  • on 7 Mar, 2011
Samsung to announce QWERTY in Android’s Galaxy
Samsung is looking to add a QWERTY Android phone to it's Galaxy line of phones during CTIA this month. The news is that the new phone will have a "candy bar" design much like BlackBerry, running Android 2.2 (Froyo). But it seems more likely that Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) would be more practical. The design is rumored to be a bit wider than the Samsung Galaxy S and is geared for a higher end clientele. Possibly aimed at Blackberry's business models?
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Which tablet should I choose to buy? Don’t even bother looking at specs – or price for that matter.

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  • By Chris Burns
  • on 3 Mar, 2011
Which tablet should I choose to buy? Don’t even bother looking at specs – or price for that matter.
Before I begin here, allow me to address the cost factor - when begin thinking about purchasing a tablet, you've got to weigh the cost of the tablet against the benefits of owning it. This is the same thing you really ought to be doing, in my humble opinion, whenever you decide you're going to buy a bit of technology, or a car, or a house, or whatever other item you're going to purchase for the benefits of owning it. On the other hand, if you're thinking of purchasing a tablet so you can use it for entertainment alone, you've got an ever-so-slightly different set of circumstances you're going to deal with - BUT, as I'll maintain through the entirety of this text, comparing one tablet to the other based on specifications is, as Erica Sadun puts it, "missing the point." You must go forth and buy the tablet you know, in your heart, if you will, will be the one you'll love the best.
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Android’s Marketshare Tossed Back and Forth by Nielsen

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  • By Chris Burns
  • on 3 Mar, 2011
Android’s Marketshare Tossed Back and Forth by Nielsen
It seems like every couple of days now there's a new report saying that Android is either the fastest growing group in the Mobile world or that it's not even close to being up on top - Nielsen today reports that it's sort of both. In a November 2010 - January 2011 report, Nielsen shows that although Android holds the top position in OS marketshare, but loses out on being the strongest because of its reliance on third-party manufacturers such as HTC, Motorola, Samsung, and all the rest.
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Blackberry Playbook to Support Android Apps Says Rep

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  • By Cory Gunther
  • on 27 Feb, 2011
Blackberry Playbook to Support Android Apps Says Rep
It looks like MWC2011 might have gave us more information other than news about all the exciting Android Phones and Quad Core Mobile CPU's that are soon to be making way onto the mobile scene. Today news comes in the form of a YouTube video about the Blackberry Playbook Tablet. I know I know, we are all about Android here at AC. Just watch because this video has an exciting and important part, the secret words are just barely audible around 0:14 seconds into the clip. Check the full video out below.
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Adobe: Flash 10.2 coming to Android

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  • By James DeRuvo
  • on 14 Feb, 2011
Adobe: Flash 10.2 coming to Android
Adobe announced at Mobile World Conference in Barcelona today that source code for Adobe Flash 10.2 has been released to tier one developers and should make it's way to Android smartphones and tablets within the next few weeks.  That's moving at a pretty fast pace considering that 10.2 had only been launched on Windows and Mac nearly at the same time.  Adobe representatives also said that Android smartphones and tablets using dual-core processors will see the greatest benefit including HD video at 30 frames per second.
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BlackBerry PlayBook and Handsets to Run Android Apps?

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  • By Chris Burns
  • on 26 Jan, 2011
BlackBerry PlayBook and Handsets to Run Android Apps?
It appears that the Boy Genius Report has received several words from several sources on the following bit of news: RIM may very well be seriously considering a feature that would let BlackBerry users run Android apps on their BlackBerry devices. This is big news, especially since PlayBook is set to be a big contender in the oncoming tablet wars, with Android/BlackBerry compatibility, its power to hold the eyes of consumers may have just doubled. Research in Motion (RIM) appears to have been trying to find the road that it'd like to walk down as far as how the Java environment it's got working now will work in its upcoming QNX tablet and handsets. RIM has stated publicly that it is looking to get a Java virtual machine running on PlayBook, but they've not yet appeared to have decided what Java VM they'll end up using.
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Android Closing in on BlackBerry and Apple QUICKLY – Nielsen Wire Reports

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  • By Chris Burns
  • on 3 Jan, 2011
Android Closing in on BlackBerry and Apple QUICKLY – Nielsen Wire Reports
Behold the future! Take a peek here at this lovely little chart and the following report detailing the oncoming taking over of the world by Android. In US Smartphone Operating System Shares you'll notice the steady decrease of RIM BlackBerry OS - as Apple iOS and Android steadily increase. Apple appears to be increasing very VERY gradually (starting at 27.9% and ending up at 28.6%,) while Android appears to be ROCKING really freaking HARD (starting at 15% and ending up at 25.8%.) These statistics take place during the months of June and November 2010 - and that's not all!
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New Report shows Android as the Most Popular OS for new Smartphone buyers

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  • By Dylan Bailey
  • on 5 Oct, 2010
New Report shows Android as the Most Popular OS for new Smartphone buyers
In another report this week, we get good news. According to data from August, The Nielsen Company has determined that Android is the most popular mobile operating system among people who purchased a smartphone in the last 6 months. While this isn’t shocking, Android sure covers a lot of devices, it is even more proof of what we saw happening as Android makes it’s way to the number one mobile operating system.
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