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65% of Android Publishers are Located in United States
We’ve seen figures from inside the Android Market. We’ve seen numbers that show Android’s growth. Today, we get to see some numbers that give insight into the people behind the apps. Distimo‘s latest monthly report is out and it sheds some light on Android developers …
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Conspiracy Theory: Is Apple Orchestrating a Media Attack on Google?
For various reasons, I’ve had plenty of free time on my hands lately. And since I’m an Android Guy, I was closely following the CES 2010 developments. I was also reading all I could about the Nexus One, what kind of impact that it was …
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Glyph Launches Free Mobile App Localization Program
Glyph Language Services, a Seattle company, has launched a limited time offer to localize mobile games and applications for free. New clients can receive localization and emulator testing services for one Android or iPhone app in one target language. The offer includes localization of up …
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Dazzboard 2.0 Launches First Android App Manager With iTunes Music Integration
There are plenty of Android users who feel that that they are missing an “all-in-one” synchronization desktop application to manage photos, videos, music and apps> You know, something like iTunes but with your data in the cloud a la Google. Dazzboard 2.0′s software, announced this …
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FixIt!: Users
There are 4 main elements that make a successful platform: 1. great evolutionary hardware, 2. opened operative system, 3. lots of smart developers and finally 4. an enthusiastic bunch of users. If only one of these 4 elements is missing, the platform may be bound to …
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PixelPipe Updates Android App
If you are a user of PixelPipe, you will be happy to know that they have recently upgraded their Android App to allow one click publishing pictures taken from your in-phone camera. Simply put, they have streamlined the services provided. When you take a picture, …
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CES 2010: Gesture Control Software for Android
GestureTek will announce at CES that its patented, award-winning software for gesture-based mobile device interaction now supports the Android operating system. The eyemo app uses the camera on a mobile device to sense and report device motion. The software is already enabled on multiple platforms, …
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General Mobile Introduces “Storeoid”
App stores are all the rage these days. From carriers to handset makers, it seems like everyone is getting in on them. It should come as no surprise then that General Mobile has decided to throw their hat in the ring. Our contact at General …
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Is Google Serious About Maturing the Android Market?
With all the different seemingly conflicting reports about developers fleeing both the iPhone app store and the Android Market, the question remains
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T-Mobile Gets a “Top Picks” Section in the Android Market.
What once as an application created for the MyTouch 3G launch has turned into a dedicated area within the Android Market. The “Downloads” link from the main landing page of the market has been replaced with a “T-Mobile” label. Â This entirely new section showcases applications, …
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Change the Way You Exercise With ‘runstar’
Being an avid runner who typically runs 30-60 miles a week and is an ardent fan of Android, I love to see apps that bring the two worlds together. runstarâ„¢ not only meshes the two but does so in a manner that is very attractive …
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Control Your PC with Android Handset Using ‘PhoneMyPC’
The developers over at Softwareforme.com have created an app that can control your PC from just about anywhere on your Android device. It works over both WiFi and 3G connections. First you install the application to your phone and then install on your PC. Create …
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Greystripe offers Android Developers Another Way to Monetize Apps
Greystripe, a mobile advertising network specializing in rich media, has started offering their ad formats to Android developers looking for effective ways to monetize their applications. After delivering ads on over 300 million games and apps for iPhone and Java, the company is expanding into …
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