By Ryan Kim at GigaOm Mon Jul 18, 2011 12:59pm EDT We’re seeing more hope for Android developers, especially game developers looking to make money off the platform. Stores like GetJar and Amazon’s Appstore are pushing more downloads by offering software exclusives while other companies are establishing funds to help spur on Android development
By Jared Newman , PCWorld Jul 18, 2011 10:21 AM HTC’s infringement of two Apple patents has led to some gloomy predictions about the future of Android phones, but for consumers it’s business as usual — at least for now. Last week, the
After much debate, several upset comments, and a number of good points made – I’ve decided to rewrite the review of the Toshiba Thrive. Admittedly, the first review lacked the kind of thorough objectivity we usually try to achieve when we look at new hardware, and it’s not fair to readers to make a jump to the conclusion without a complete analysis first.
The Week in Android Devices: Amazon’s tablet and Motorola’s PHOTON 4G Posted July 16, 2011 3:00pm by Kristen Nicole Tags: Android , Tablets , amazon , motorola One-third of U.S.
Android Applications Display Brain Waves A wireless headband can now be worn around the head in order to measure brain waves.
