13 Must Have Apps! The Essential Android App List.

03-17-2010

13 Must Have Apps| The Essential Android Apps List.

Ever run into someone else with the same phone? Of course you have. What's one of the first things that you start talking about? The apps! Lets face it take away the apps and android wouldn't be the platform it is today. The following list of apps is what I consider to be among the apps that everyone should have on their device. [...]
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Android Tip #1 - Market Alternatives

09-01-2010

Android Tip #1 - Market Alternatives.

The mobile world is full of apps. That's the way the game is played now. And I don't think that's going to change anytime soon. And in fact the android market alone holds 80,000-100,000+ apps. And the android market has seen some upgrades in the latests versions but shifting through countless lists of apps is still very much apart of the experience. Which works, but there are alternatives.[...]
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Adobe Flash and Air to be released on Android.

Posted on 2/17/2010 by A.A.I







For more than a year now developers and manufactures a like have been sending the message to android users. Flash is coming. As far back as march of last year Bsquare announced it's flash plugin for android devices. Not to mention we saw the demo of a G1 with flash running. It's been in the works for some time now. Google CEO Eric Schmidt had a bit to say on the future of android regarding Flash. It seems google and adobe are working together to bring flash to all android devices not simply those running the Sense UI. It was also stated that they are waiting for upgrades to existing software versions to support flash. There is still no release date but with 2.1 updates hitting more and more devices it's possible we'll finally see Flash 10.1 released this year.





Also adobe is working to make apps created in Adobe Air available for android. This means apps could be written once and then distributed on individual markets, blackberry, android or iphone. These apps could access the phone while utilizing web services. more at washingtonpost.com


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