Category: Google and Android

With only lack luster update sent out that may or may not have fixed the GPS issue depending on who you ask, Samsung has officially spilled the beans

Verizon has smartly been releasing apps that let FiOS users interact more with the FiOS services and they’ve exceeded 500k app downloads. We’ve mentioned some in the past

I was breezing through the Locale plugins on the Android market and stumbled upon RemoteStick, a free app (or you could spring for the $1.50 donation version) which

It’s that simple. Think I’ll let the video do the talking this time. BlindType website here, rumor mill / speculation / wow XDA thread here. Suck it, Swype

Few weeks ago we published a short poll trying to figure out how important is Flash to the readers of MobilityDigest and The Mobile Spoon. The answers were

So if you were waiting for Angry Birds to come to Android, your wait is over. Wait, you don’t care that it’s here? Really? Maybe you don’t know

For those of you who think that fragmentation is a fiction of the blogosphere, let’s take the words of the developer of Tweetdeck. “To date we’ve had 36,427

Is Android making money for Google? On a call today they announced that “Mobile revenue is on an annualized run rate of over $1 billion” and also stated

Captioned “The Future of Netbooks…is on Clearance.” I thought these guys were going to sell…well at least not go into clearance right away. Maybe they need some marketing

Don’t ask me why but for a good while Google had left most foreign users in the dark from buying paid apps and foreign developers from selling their