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Dolphin Browser Mini hits Android in beta

Dolphin Browser Mini hits Android in beta

Posted on Dec 16, 2010 by MG1

The Dolphin Browser Mini has entered the Android Market in open beta form. The lightweight browser is tasked with being as fast as possible, and therefore lacks many of the features found in Dolphin H...

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Google Maps 4.6 update brings us reviews about places, more filters and Latitude

Google Maps 4.6 update brings us reviews about places, more filters and Latitude

Posted on Nov 01, 2010 by MG1

Good news - everyone with Android version from 1.6 and above can get the Google Maps 4.6 love right now in the Android Market. This update brings us some help in order to make a better choice for a pl...

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Groupon Android app brings hot deals to your phone

Groupon Android app brings hot deals to your phone

Posted on Jul 23, 2010 by MG15

The Groupon Android app brings daily bargains with the ability to purchase directly to your handset.

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Rebtel launches its VoIP app for Android

Rebtel launches its VoIP app for Android

Posted on Jun 29, 2010 by MG15

The ever-competitive mobile VoIP market is additionally heating up with Rebtel unveiling a new version (1.1) of its Android application, which brings low-cost

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Kindle for Android now available

Kindle for Android now available

Posted on Jun 29, 2010 by MG15

Move over, Kobo -- following the promise of a Summer launch, Amazon's Kindle app for Android is now live, bringing the usual array of features that existing Kindle users will hold near

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One In Five Android Apps Access Your Private Data

One In Five Android Apps Access Your Private Data

Posted on Jun 24, 2010 by MG15

The Android Market's openness comes with a significant hitch: a full 20% of its app offerings can access and share your private data. Some can even make calls and send texts from your phone witho...

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Half of all Android devices on the market run 2.1, 25% are still on version 1.5

Half of all Android devices on the market run 2.1, 25% are still on version 1.5

Posted on Jun 17, 2010 by MG15

Every 2 weeks Google is nice enough to update a chart on their website that shows the current distribution of Android devices by what version they run. It'd

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Latest Android stats show pre-2.1 versions still reign supreme

Latest Android stats show pre-2.1 versions still reign supreme

Posted on Jun 03, 2010 by MG15

Fragmentation's a red herring, eh, Google? We'd suggest you look at your own stats, where -- as of yesterday, anyway -- fragmentation was alive and

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Google: Android fragmentation 'is a boogeyman, a red herring'

Google: Android fragmentation 'is a boogeyman, a red herring'

Posted on Jun 02, 2010 by MG15

Google's Dan Morrill, open source and compatibility program manager in the Android team, just penned a lengthy diatribe against the very concept of f

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Google shows off almost every Android device in existence

Google shows off almost every Android device in existence

Posted on May 20, 2010 by MG15

Google shows off almost every Android device in existence at the I/O. More Android than you can shake a stick at!

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