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Google Android Honeycomb confirmed
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It was only last month that sources were suggesting that Google's next Android operating system would be called Honeycomb, and now Samsung's president and head of the company's Mobile Communications B...
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New Android 2.2 build leaks out for Nexus One, minor improvements noted
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Well, well -- what have we here? Word on the street has it that we're looking at a new, unreleased (officially, anyway) Froyo build for Google's now-tough-to-locate Nexus One. The open source communit...
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Android Reaches 25% Of Mobile Web Data - I4U News
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One quarter of all mobile Web downloads and online browsing are coming from Android users, according to analytic firm Quantcast.
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Adobe Confirms Not All Android 2.2 Phones Get Flash
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Adobe confirmed to Phone Scoop in a call that though Android 2.2 is required for Flash Player Mobile 10.1 to work, that doesn't mean that all Android 2.2 devices will be able to access and run Flash P...
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Android Skype Now Works Via Wi-Fi
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Skype's rolled out a sweet little update to its Android app, finally removing the weird shackles that have been in place since launch—you may now use it to make calls over Wi-Fi as well as 3G. It's ac...
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Fake TweetDeck Making the Rounds on Twitter
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It seems TweetDeck is the latest target of unscrupulous internet fiends. Just weeks after seeing a fake TweetDeck app show up in the Android Market, hacked Twitter accounts are spewing out links purpo...
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Dell Streak Getting Android 2.1 September 1
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The Dell Streak launched late last month on AT&T, with Android 1.6 to the chagrin of many, but it seems like an update isn’t far away. At least in the UK, O2 will be offering a 2.1 update on September...
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Cyanogen Mod 6 -- the one with Froyo -- hits target list of devices, first stable release
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If 6.0.0 RC1 just wasn't cutting it for ya, CyanogenMod-6.0 has released what's being touted as the "first stable release based on Android 2.2" and has hit the target number of supported devices, whic...
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Android "Horrendous" For Developers, Still Beats iOS
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While developer interest in Android is finally starting to catch up to iOS, the open-source OS is far from the most convenient system to work with. Joe Hewitt, the extremely talented developer behind ...
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Verizon pushing Droid update for Flash 10.1 compatibility
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You might recall that Verizon and Motorola's first go-around at pushing Android 2.2 to the original Droid didn't include compatibility with the Flash 10.1 install in the Market -- but don't worry, lov...
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Facebook mobile developer: Android is 'sloppy'
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The developer for the Facebook application on the iPhone has criticised Android and given reasons why the official app is poorer for Google phones.
Although recently getting a decent upgrade, the Face...
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Google responds to Android DRM breach, promises how-to on obfuscating code
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Well, that was snappy. Just 24 hours after Android Police published a piece describing how easy it was to circumvent Google's new Android licensing server, the Big G is hitting back with a brief respo...
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Adobe Flash 10.1 files leaked, will work on any Android 2.2 handset
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If you’re rocking an Android 2.2 handset but can’t see Adobe’s Flash 10.1 in the Market, Droid-Life may have you covered. A user has uploaded the Flash 10.1 .apk file for those interested to download....
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OpenFeint update will allow Android vs iPhone cross-platform play
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OpenFeint, the popular social networking service for mobile games, said it will allow both Android and iPhone users to compete against one another in online multiplayer games.
Here are the words of Au...
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Froyo-inspired custom lockscreen available for DROID X
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To give you a taste of Android 2.2, chaluxdeluxe over at Android Central forums has assembled a lockscreen for 2.1 that makes your handset look like Froyo.
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