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Qualcomm debuts Snapdragon SDK for developers
Qualcomm today announced its Snapdragon software development kit (SDK), designed to help Android developers leverage technologies found at the system-on-a-chip level. For example, developers can take advantage of features such as facial processing, burst capture for photos, surround sound, hardware echo cancellation, and more. Unveiled …
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Thousands expected at third annual Apps World Europe
A new Android track, Droid World, has been added for this year’s event.
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Appbrain intros ad network stats, social SDK’s, other dev tools
Appbrain today introduced a handful of new features for their site which aims to help Android developers. Available immediately, Appbrain provides access and insight into the market share of various ad networks, social SDKs, and other tools. If you’re curious to see which ad network …
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Google enables in-app subscriptions for Android apps
Developers and consumers alike will have new billing and payment options for apps.
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Google IO calendar filling up with Android developer sessions
With a little over one month until the conference, Google lists 20 Android sessions on the calendar.
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Google IO registration opens tomorrow (March 27)
If you plan to go to Google IO 2012 then you will want to get up nice and early!
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Zooz’s credit card SDK now available to all Android developers
Developers can monetize their Android apps by adding 3-lines of code with Zooz’s SDK.
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Google IO tickets to be $900, go on sale March 27
West-coast developers will need to wake up extra early if they want get in on the action.
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Samsung kicks off Galaxy Note S Pen App Challenge with $200,000 in prizes
Because the new S Pen technology isn’t totally awesome without a bunch of killer apps.
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Google proactively hunting down malware in Android Market with ‘Bouncer’
Google puts to bed any doubts that they don’t police the Android Market.
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Namco Bandai: “Freemium model does not work for high-quality games”
Namco Bandai, the name behind Android games such as PAC-MAN and Flight Control, has come out in opposition of the freemium model that is becoming popular among mobile apps. More specifically, they believe that it’s not possible to sustain a business model using this method …
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Polaroid Announces a Smart Camera Powered by Android!
A camera that runs Android?! That’s right! No more hassle with taking a picture, uploading it to your PC and then sharing it with the world. With the Polaroid SC1630 Smart Camera you now have all the features needed to conveniently capture, connect and instantly share …
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Moboplay: Palm Sized Media Player
Just announced today at CES, the Moboplay is the world’s smallest pocket media player streaming full 1080p HD video. Unlike your common “media player”, the Moboplay offers a display-free design coming in at a small 63mm x 60mm x 13mm (LxWxH) and weighing just 50 …
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Fulton Innovation Powers Phones in your Handbag!
Fulton Innovations has a gift for bringing bright ideas to light…that demand ATTENTION!
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Flurry: Developers still supporting iOS three times more than Android
Flurry blames Google Checkout/Wallet as a chief reason for why developers are not making iOS-like money.
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