Tweet Google has finally released the Web-based version of the Android Market, which is now available at market.android.com. You can link to applications, find apps from your computer and install them over the air. Android Market for the Web includes all the applications, not just […]

Tweet Today during Google’s web broadcast on YouTube, the Android team announced some exciting new features for Android 3.0 “Honeycomb.” The new mobile OS will be the next major milestone for Android, with a ton of new and improved features, including widgets, hardware acceleration and […]

Tweet More and more Google applications that used to be available only for Android are now ported to the iPhone. After Google Voice, Google Latitude, Google Places, Google Goggles (a feature of the Google Mobile App), iPhone users can now download Google Shopper, a product […]

Tweet One of the most annoying things about Android’s built-in browser was the lack of support for SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics). Android’s browser was the most popular mobile browser that didn’t support SVG and that was surprising, considering Google’s push for better web apps. Ariya […]

Tweet Canalys, the independent technology focused analyst house, revealed today that Google’s Android platform had shipped a whopping 33.3 million units in Q4 of 2010, overtaking Nokia’s Symbian platform as the most popular smartphone platform, and setting it up for the hottest property for 2011. […]