Gingerbread now on more than 50 percent of Android devices
The latest platform figures are out, and as expected, Gingerbread leads the pack. Gingerbread is now on more than 50 percent of Android devices while Android 4.0 is as absent as an official Verizon Galaxy Nexus release date. Froyo continues to decline but still remains …
Aduru’s collaborative mobile network seeks to help developers advertise for free
Android developers looking at various advertising and monetization options may want to swing by Aduru and check out their “collaborative mobile ad network”. Designed with a “scratch our back and we’ll scratch yours” model it allows developers to trade their unused ad space. In other words, …
Gingerbread leads all builds of Android at 44.4 percent
It is the start of a new month, which means the latest platform figures have been listed on the Android Developers blog. As we’ve seen over the last few weeks and months, Gingerbread has solidified its position as the most popular version of Android, leading …
Google releases The Guide to the App Galaxy to help Android developers
Mobile development tips and tools from the Google team.
Appbackr seeks to help developers with new distribution formula
Why waste time worrying about which app store is right for you when someone else will figure it out?
Dates Announced for Google IO 2012
The annual developer conference will attract hordes of Android faithful come next April.
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Amazon Outlines App Development for Kindle Fire
At some point over the last week or so, Amazon posted a few common development question as it pertains to the new Kindle Fire. Will Android developers need to do anything special to ensure that it plays nicely with the new “tablet” when it arrives …
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Google Preps Android Developers for ICS
The official Android Developers blog has given us our first glimpse into how Android apps will operate when scaled across both phone and tablet displays and running Ice Cream Sandwich. In a post written to help developers prepare their apps for the next release of …
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New Screen Compatibility Modes Coming to “Near-Future Release of Honeycomb
The Android developers blog has a post up today which should be considered good news to owners of large screen tablets. According to the team, a new version of Honeycomb is coming in short order and it will have a built-in feature that will make …
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HTC Appeals to Developers with HTCdev and OpenSense SDK
In an effort to attract developers and interest around their Sense UI, HTC unveiled the OpenSense SDK and an accompanying website, HTCdev.com. The hope here is that developers utilize their tools and create compelling games and software that take advantage of HTC hardware and software. …
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Doom Creator Not Planning on Android Anytime Soon
ID software Co-Founder John Carmack says his company will continue to focus on iOS games because they see the Android platform as “not as profitable”. Texas base ID software, the original creators of the “Wolfenstein” and “Doom” games, recently developed “Rage” for iOS last fall. …
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What Android Licensing Means for Developers [Guest Post]
The following is a guest post from Mahshad Koohgoli, CEO of Protecode, Inc. a Canadian-based provider of open source license management solutions. Koohgoli holds several patents in the computer and communications industry and brings more than 25 years of experience to the field of telecommunications industry.
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Google Enhances Android Developer Dashboard with Expanded Stats
Developers can drill down deep into individual application statistics to see exactly which phones and versions of Android are using their apps.
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HTC Releases New, Updated Source Codes for Multiple Handsets
Modders and hackers can download the source code for various HTC phones, including the recent Inspire 4G.
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Rumor: In-App Purchases to Happen “Early March at Latest”
Whispers of the Android Market allowing purchases within applications have been circulating for quite some time, even in official circles. Giving developers a way to further make money off of their efforts, this could open the door to host of freemium applications. Rumored to happen …
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