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Name your own price for a four-game Android bundle CNET The Humble Bundle for Android 2 includes games not just for your smartphone and tablet, but also your desktop. And if you pay at least the average, you get a fifth game. by Rick Broida March 21, 2012 10:31 AM PDT Follow @cheapskateblog The Humble ... See all stories on this topic »

Android Lacks Focus, and It's a Problem PC Magazine By Jamie Lendino A new story today highlights how more app developers are shunning Android, for a variety of concerns. This should be a red alert to Google, but the company still isn't taking the problem seriously. I've already taken heat from some ... See all stories on this topic »

Oracle's Google Android patent lawsuit cut down to size ZDNet (blog) By Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols | March 21, 2012, 9:10am PDT Summary: Instead of billions, Oracle will be lucky to get above $100-million in its Java patent lawsuit against Google Android. There will be no laser-equipped shark guards for Oracle CEO's ... See all stories on this topic » ZDNet (blog)

Chrome comes to some Android phones, tablets msnbc.com Google's Chrome Web browser in Beta is available for Android phone and tablets users — but for now, that is going be a small number of them who have the latest version of the Android operating system, 4.0 (also known as Ice Cream Sandwich), ... See all stories on this topic » msnbc.com

Android retains lead over iPhone as UK smartphone ferment goes on The Guardian Android is back in cruise control at the top of the UK's smartphone market, after the jump in sales of Apple's iPhone 4S dented its lead over Christmas. New figures from Kantar Worldpanel ComTech covering the 12 weeks to 19 February 2012 indicate that ... See all stories on this topic » The Guardian

Android's Open Nature Makes It Easy Malware Target: Total Defense eWeek As Android's reach grows, cyber-criminals see an opportunity to spread their malware, according to the security software vendor. Given the increasingly ubiquitous and open nature of Google's Android, there's little mystery as to why cyber-attackers are ... See all stories on this topic »

Android 'Ice Cream Sandwich` Sweetens These 10 Smartphones, Tablets eWeek By Michelle Maisto on 2012-03-20 Google's much-heralded Ice Cream Sandwich, or Android 4.0, will soon begin trickling down to more smartphones. Users always pine for the next version of a mobile operating system, but in the case of ICS, the pining is ... See all stories on this topic » eWeek

Android Development Interest Slips, HTML5 On The Rise WebProNews By Zach Walton · 2 hours ago · Leave a Comment The Android platform is taking a few hits these days as it moves towards unification with Linux and further integration into Google with Google Play. There was the report of a developer leaving Android ... See all stories on this topic »

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Android 4.0.5 coming to Galaxy Nexus early next month | Android ... By Cory Gunther Let the crazy talk and restoring to stock Ice Cream Sandwich begin because we are now hearing Verizon is beta testing the next update for the Samsung Galaxy. Android Community

Comcast's Xfinity TV app updated with Android 4.0 support ... By Darren Murph Good news for those saddled with still using Comcast: its Xfinity TV app was just updated to support Android 4.0. The new build brings compatibility to. Engadget HD

TripIt gets updated on Android tablets and phones: adds ... By Mat Smith TripIt's attempts to pull all of those travel itineraries, air miles and other loyalty cards has been given a refresh on both Android tablets and phones. Engadget

Switching from Android to iOS By Colin Walker Google's Android and Apple's iOS dominate the smartphone market with hoards of fans willing to fight tooth and nail for their platform of choice. What is it really like moving from one to the other? I found out. BetaNews

Google is the least open part of Android – Cell Phones & Mobile ... By Russell Holly Mar. 20, 2012 - I have been an Android user since the release of the G1. I was a Linux server admin at the time, and the idea of an open source environment on my phone was. Geek.com